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'''Fraser:''' "Well, that would put me in Russia, sir." }}
Sgt. Bob Fraser, a veteran Mountie, is on assignment in the isolated reaches of northern Canada when he is shot and killed. It is initially ruled a hunting accident--until Sgt. Fraser's son, Constable Benton Fraser, arrives and takes charge of the investigation.
Fraser traces the gunmen to Chicago, and contacts the local law enforcement for help. Sgt. Fraser's case has been assigned to Detective Ray Vecchio, who feels he has more important cases in his workload.
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* [[Dead Man Writing]]: Benton Fraser inherits his father's journals, and reads from them in search of insight in how to solve his problems. Benton and his father hadn't spoken much for years due to their jobs, and now this is the only way Benton can spend any time with him.
* [[Eagle Land]]
* [[Facing the Bullets One-Liner]]: Bob Fraser. Especially [[Badass]] considering that ''he can't even see his killer''. He knows he is about to be shot when he hears [[Click. "Hello."|a hunting rifle's bolt cycling.]]
{{quote|''You'd kill a Mountie? They'll hunt you to the ends of the Earth.''}}
* [[Fingertip Drug Analysis]]
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