The Killing

In the aftermath of Councilman Richmond being shot, Sarah returns to investigate a possible cover up and wonders who can be trusted.

An unsettling discovery is made at the Larsen house while Sarah is on her way to Tacoma, where she uncovers a revealing secret about Richmond.

Holder falls from grace while Sarah tracks down Rosie's backpack. Richmond confronts the truth about his situation and Stan gets in deeper with the mob while Mitch resurfaces.

Sarah and Holder identify the mystery man with the tattoo while Jamie attempts to enlist Gwen's help and Stan learns his past may have come back to haunt him.

Sarah receives a message from the dead that may shed light on the identity of Rosie's killer. Meanwhile, Mitch befriends a young runaway; and Richmond has grave doubts about his future in politics.

Sarah's past comes knocking. Holder catches a disquieting case. Prisoner Ray Seward shows his true colors.

Sarah makes a grim discovery in regards to her past.

Sarah joins the task force with an agenda of her own and Holder finds a new street informant in the Jungle. Meanwhile, Seward stokes an old rivalry.

The task force shuts down a business and Sarah and Holder unite to seek "the voice." The guards offer Seward motivation to comply with orders.

Bullet bloodhounds for Sarah and Holder, racing to find a victim on the run before someone else does. Seward is an unkind host to surprise visitors.

While covering up Lt. Skinner's sudden disappearance, Linden and Holder are assigned a new case: the brutal murder of an entire family with ties to a military academy.

Questioning a neighbor leads to a revelation about one of the murder victims.

Reddick digs deeper as Linden and Holder struggle to keep their investigation from going cold.

Linden and Holder focus their investigation on a new suspect.

New information about the family murders surfaces. Meanwhile, Holder's loyalty is put to the test.