Meanwhile Rita has spoken to a housekeeper (Yelina) at the hotel where she works, called the "Z" hotel and found that Yelina's fiancé has not arrived from Cuba (illegally) and the man she had hired to get him to America had disappeared since asking for more money that Yelina did not have. Rita has offered to take the matter to Dexter and so she does.
Dexter learns that many Cubans in Miami have paid to have family brought to America, only to lose the money they paid. From hearing how the Cubans are victimized, Dexter discovers who it is that is need of his particular brand of justice. Jorge Castillo may be number 3 on the department's list of suspects for being the coyote (the man taking money to get Cubans into America), but he is Dexter's number one. He is convinced after meeting Jorge that he is the man behind the missing Cubans. He runs an auto junk yard, with no neighbors nearby, and has no employees working for him. It is the perfect place for human trafficking, or worse, according to Dexter.
Dexter's personal project turns out to be conducting surveillance on Jorge Castillo to gather proof that he in fact deserves to be "Dextered." While he doing his detective work; Rita is having trouble with hers. First she caused Tony Tucci to become reserved when she suggested blindfolding him to help trigger his memory from his time with the Ice Truck Killer and now, she is arguing with Doakes and Lt. LaGuerta over whether a potential witness (a man apparently walking his dog) got a good look at the Ice Truck Killer or not.
While getting ready to "Dexterize" Jorge, Dexter discovers that Jorge's wife is not the innocent he thought she was, but is fully complicit in his guilt and aware of what is really going on. This episode will see our first time Dexter takes out two victims simultaneously. But not before another hysterical scene where he pumps them on relationship advice, observing that they are cold-blooded killers like him, and have found a way to make it work.
