Don Eppes investigates a series of home invasions, where the thieves only steal expensive items from rich people. In the most recent break in, a father gets killed trying to protect his family. While Charlie gets upset about a rival theoretician challenges his most famous work and says it's wrong. While, Alan prepares to open his own consulting business.
A series of robberies in the LA area has resulted in murder when a doctor is killed. The thieves apparently know exactly what to take, including a pair of rare, expensive lamps. Charlie thinks he can find something through data mining ( a system of analyzing information); army intelligence uses this to identify possible terrorist attacks. So, Charlie designs an algorithm based on these attacks, …show more content…
Marshall proves the theory has something wrong with it and Charlie realizes he hasn't done much work within his field since he started helping Don. While he doesn't' think his work for the FBI is completely wasted, he feels like he needs to do something in his field of study, his speciality.
The data mining reveals two connections for the victims of the robberies, they all have expensive items that have been insured and they were all tracked using their cell phones. Charlie and Larry figure they were tracking them through the GPS systems in the phones, but the other connection is still unanswered until Marshall mentions the work he is doing in set theory. He shows Charlie his idea concerning deep current sets which lead Charlie to look deeper at the similarities. He finds that while the insurance companies were different, they all used the same underwriting BTL …show more content…
He said the tracked them with a nod. A nod is something that takes all the calls coming into a cell tower, then relates those signals to where they're going. A Sniffer is an electronic device that detects specific calls the send that signal to a phone the robbers must have had. Charlie thinks that Quilty's phone can do that. All he needed was cell towers because he worked at a wireless company, he had that. They gear he needed, he could buy at any electronic company. So, Manor gave Quilty numbers of people who had expensive things. Then, Quilty had his Sniffer search for those numbers, when the sniffers came in the locations went to the phone he gave the robbers. Then they could follow those victims and move in if they came
A series of robberies in the LA area has resulted in murder when a doctor is killed. The thieves apparently know exactly what to take, including a pair of rare, expensive lamps. Charlie thinks he can find something through data mining ( a system of analyzing information); army intelligence uses this to identify possible terrorist attacks. So, Charlie designs an algorithm based on these attacks, …show more content…
Marshall proves the theory has something wrong with it and Charlie realizes he hasn't done much work within his field since he started helping Don. While he doesn't' think his work for the FBI is completely wasted, he feels like he needs to do something in his field of study, his speciality.
The data mining reveals two connections for the victims of the robberies, they all have expensive items that have been insured and they were all tracked using their cell phones. Charlie and Larry figure they were tracking them through the GPS systems in the phones, but the other connection is still unanswered until Marshall mentions the work he is doing in set theory. He shows Charlie his idea concerning deep current sets which lead Charlie to look deeper at the similarities. He finds that while the insurance companies were different, they all used the same underwriting BTL …show more content…
He said the tracked them with a nod. A nod is something that takes all the calls coming into a cell tower, then relates those signals to where they're going. A Sniffer is an electronic device that detects specific calls the send that signal to a phone the robbers must have had. Charlie thinks that Quilty's phone can do that. All he needed was cell towers because he worked at a wireless company, he had that. They gear he needed, he could buy at any electronic company. So, Manor gave Quilty numbers of people who had expensive things. Then, Quilty had his Sniffer search for those numbers, when the sniffers came in the locations went to the phone he gave the robbers. Then they could follow those victims and move in if they came