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There’s a lot going on in the episode “Here He Comes,” which aired on April
20. The FBI sets up a plan to lure the
kidnappers with a CIA file. Dunn
receives a text, “I know you’re Amber’s
mom,” presumably from Gibson. Kyle
confides to Beth Ann that he is planning to set a fire. Meg sends a message to Jonas Clarenbach
through a beach home message board.
Gibson monitors the parent meeting at Ballard, including Dunn and
Finley’s private discussion. This allows
them
to plant the seed about a CIA file sitting in Dunn’s apartment. Gibson sends Koz to check it out.
The FBI installs monitoring equipment in Dunn’s apartment,
and the mission to lure the kidnappers begins.
Dunn receives another text – “you’re going to help me.” Meg, a very powerful woman indeed, meets with
Widener. She wants to know how she is
connected to Amber being taken, wants the name of the kidnapper, and wants
Widener to get her daughter back. He
shows her the massacre video and she seems disturbed. Widener explains that the soldiers took a
drug, made by Meg’s company, which allowed them to survive brutal
conditions. However, an unexpected side
effect of the drug was that it repressed emotion and empathy. Meg has something that Widener wants – hmmm,
what, or whom, could that be? Finley
places a trace on Dunn’s texts. Koz
enters Dunn’s apartment and takes photos of the file, which causes Gibson to
realize that Jonas has been collecting evidence as a whistleblower. After Koz exits the apartment, the FBI
follows his car.
Koz parks the car at a gas pump, and goes inside. Beth Ann tells her father about Kyle’s
plan. Gibson relishes the fact that his
daughter came to him. He advises that
“sometimes you need to save people from themselves,” which is very much in
keeping with his character! Dunn and
Finley run inside the gas station, only to find an empty repair shop with a car
on a lift. The FBI follows Koz (but is
it Koz?) to a mansion (but is it THE mansion?).
Their video feed shows kids inside, and they positively identify Taylor
Bennett.
Kyle starts a fire in a trash can. The guards extinguish the
fire and Kyle admits his actions. The
FBI discovers that they are at a decoy mansion containing mannequins, Taylor
Bennett, and his father who is posing as a Koz decoy. Koz emerges from his hiding place in the
repair shop and Dunn and Finley follow in pursuit. The trace on Dunn’s texts reveals that they
are coming from a number registered to Joel Schearing, who is Amber’s
biological father.
Meg meets up with a distraught Jonas at a large, beautiful
home. In a flashback we see that he had
shown her the massacre video during their relationship. Jonas is clearly in love with Meg. He kisses her, and urges that they can repair
the damage. Instead, she throws her
former lover to the wolves. The CIA
comes inside and takes him away. Meg
gets what she wants from Widener – the name of the kidnapper. She finds it hard to believe that it is truly
Francis Gibson, because he does not seem capable. Koz is at a storage container. Jonas kept information there about people who
died from accidents and suspicious circumstances. Dunn and Finley follow him inside, and Finley
and Koz engage in a fistfight on the roof.
Finley gets a hold of Koz’s gun and shoots him in the leg. Koz tells him there is a kid in the trunk of
a car, and he will text his whereabouts if Finley lets him go. Finley complies, and as promised Koz texts
him the location of a car in a parking garage.
The student in the trunk is rescued. Dunn and Finley investigate the contents of
the storage unit. It is filled with
articles of prominent people who met suspicious and tragic deaths. A human rights activist was shot along with
his family. This is the one that made
Widener realize what happens when the soldiers take the drug. This was the blood he put on Gibson. Finley says these are the people killed in
the massacre video, and that these deaths are assassinations. Gibson says they were his soldiers and were
supposed to be used to defend this country but instead Widener is using them
here as his own personal hit squad.
Gibson talks to Kyle about the fire.
He tells him that he needs a better plan in order to outsmart the
kidnappers, and offers to work with him on something. Meg is upset about giving up Jonas, whom she
cared for. Knowing that the Ballard
auditorium is monitored by Gibson, Dunn and Finley go there to talk to
him. They tell him that they saw evidence
of a hit squad, and ask if that is why he took the kids. Dunn’s phone rings…..tune in next week for
more twists, turns, and plot revelations!
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