William Jefferies

Albeit with some reluctance, Ben Matlock defends one of Atlanta's most successful madams, Ann Rawls, when she is accused of murdering one of her "working girls."

With his mother back in a sanitarium, Jeremy withdraws from the family and takes comfort in riding his favorite horse, Chicory. Ned Logan can see that Jeremy is also still feeling guilty about his mother's thwarted abduction of Lexy, and decides that he will spend more time with the unsettled young man.