Complete story — includes the ending
Under pressure by Barnfather to close the Brierre case, Gee reluctantly allows the detectives to get search warrants for the Wilson home. A stack of love letters to Melia, written by Felix's son Hal, leads to a confession that cannot be used as evidence in court. The Wilsons leave Baltimore in order to avoid a murder indictment, and Pembleton and Ballard make peace. When the drug dealer who gave the tip on Junior Bunk is found murdered along with his wife, Lewis and Falsone turn to his young son to find the shooter - a narcotics detective on the Mahoney payroll. Cox tells Kellerman about Falsone's questions, then drops hints to Falsone about her own budding suspicions.
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