'NCIS' Season 13 Episode Spoilers: Team Shuts Down An International Human-Trafficking Ring

CBS' hit police procedural drama TV series "NCIS" Season 13 is slated to air this week with a brand new and exciting episode that will see the fearless special agents from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service investigating the death of a seaman. Meanwhile, an operative will find himself stranded when a storm hits the area.

According to the synopsis shared over at The Futon Critic for the episode called "Déjà vu," the NCIS team will be called upon to investigate a murder case involving the death of a seaman. The victim was revealed to be on his way to testify before a grand jury. Shocking developments on the case indicate that the death could be connected with the resurgence of an international human-trafficking ring which they thought had already been shut down for a long time.

The TFC summary also mentioned other events in the upcoming episode which includes McGee (Sean Murray) getting stranded at a colleague's house when a storm hits the area and a massive power outage occurs.

The trailer for the segment revealed McGee and Abby trying to stay warm by placing their hands over a Bunsen burner. A horrifying scene then followed to show a dead woman's body getting dumped. DiNozzo (Michael Weatherly) was then shown approaching Gibbs (Mark Harmon) looking a bit alarmed and telling him, "Gibbs, we've got a problem."

Bishop (Emily Wickersham) was also featured in the highlight reel telling the team about a report concerning college girls being abducted and sold to the highest bidders from around the world. On her part, Bishop will still be dealing with her divorce issue, according to International Business Times.

Near the end of the clip, viewers can see Palmer (Brian Dietzen) telling Bishop that "this kind of evil in the world affects me more since becoming a father."

Find out how these events unfold when "NCIS" Season 13 "Déjà vu" airs this Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 8 p.m. on CBS.

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