It takes time to find Holder, beaten and almost dead. A little Native American child gets the ball rolling with a silent gesture. Sarah does everything she can to get the units they need and then gets herself fired for insubordination. She is such a complex character. She is obviously constantly overcompensating for something, perhaps her own upbringing. She is so determined. She has the look of one of those big horn sheep before it drives forward into an adversary. After a season and a half, we are still trying to guess what the heck that Indian tribe and the authorities are involved in. There are cover-ups all over the place. The political campaign still hinges on what Richmond was doing the night of the murder. We know what he was doing, but no one else does. Stan continues his personal investigation, having offered money to anyone who can help catch Rosie's murderer. One good thing is Rosie sending Jack off to his father. He is safe and she doesn't have to be looking over her shoulder all the time. On the other hand, how long will it be before he is integrated into his new family and Sarah's ex- demands full custody.
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On the tenth floor
gedikreverdi10 January 2022
Warning: Spoilers
Holder was beaten and left in the woods. Linden has been suspended and they had to get the key to the tenth floor where Rosie was abducted. The councilman is still a suspect and I don't know if he's a red herring like his rival. Linden and Holder are really good characters as I literally care about them which isn't the case for murder mysteries for me.
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