Blue Bloods season 11 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
NYPD and Nassau County detectives clash over a homicide linked to a serial killer. Amidst jurisdictional disputes and investigative challenges, they uncover a pattern of victims lured through social media. Keisha, a key witness, initially retracts her testimony due to community pressure. Detective Baez confronts the serial killer alone, leading to his apprehension without violence. ADA Erin Reagan grapples with professional and family conflicts, while Commissioner Reagan strategically manages NYPD's press relations and navigates legal complexities.
Full Episode S11E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who claims jurisdiction over the homicide case at the beginning?
The NYPD claims jurisdiction as the body was found in Queens County.
What is the dispute between NYPD and Nassau County about?
The dispute is over jurisdiction of a homicide case linked to a serial killer.
What does the autopsy reveal about the serial killer's victims?
The autopsy reveals suffocation with a bag and hands tied, consistent with the killer's M.O.
Why is a reporter arrested at a crime scene?
The reporter is arrested for interfering with a robbery investigation and trespassing at the crime scene.
What challenge does Keisha face as a witness?
Keisha initially recants her statement due to community and family pressure, fearing retaliation.
How does Commissioner Reagan handle the press rights issue?
Commissioner Reagan navigates the issue strategically, facing challenges with the Attorney General.
What is the outcome of the confrontation with the serial killer?
Detective Baez confronts the killer alone, but decides not to shoot, leading to his arrest.
What role does ADA Erin Reagan play in the cases?
ADA Erin Reagan navigates conflicts between her professional duties and her family's influence.
How does the NYPD handle the relationship with the press?
The NYPD, under Commissioner Reagan, manages a complex relationship with the press and legal boundaries.
What is the result of Malik's trial?
Malik, the shooter in Keisha's case, is prosecuted successfully due to Keisha's testimony.