NCIS: New Orleans season 6 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Chris, grappling with his brother Cade's murder, leads the investigation despite concerns from colleagues. The autopsy reveals a professional hit, intensifying the mystery. The team uncovers a suspect, Shorty, using social media, while Lt. Landry suspects his girlfriend, Rina, of espionage. As they delve deeper, Rina admits to being coerced into spying but claims to have misled her handlers. Concurrently, a lab assistant linked to opioids in Cade's case dies, complicating the investigation. A suspicious confession to Cade's murder points to a larger conspiracy, with Chris and the team resolved to unearth the truth.
Full Episode S06E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Chris insist on handling his brother's case?
Chris felt responsible for finding his brother's killers and wanted to personally handle the investigation.
What did the autopsy reveal about Cade's death?
The autopsy showed Cade was stabbed three times, targeting vital organs, indicating a skilled assailant.
What evidence suggested Cade was killed elsewhere?
The condition of the skin in contact with the ground at the crime scene indicated that Cade's body was moved there post-mortem.
How did the team use social media in their investigation?
The team used geotagging to identify a suspect, Shorty, from pictures posted online.
Who is Lt. Landry and what were his concerns?
Lt. Landry, from Aviation Maintenance, suspected his girlfriend Rina Rollins of spying on him due to classified photos found on her laptop.
What raised suspicions about Rina Rollins?
Rina had unauthorized access to classified information relevant to a top-secret project, raising espionage concerns.
What was Charles Goggins' role in Cade's death?
Charles Goggins claimed he only provided a phone to Cade and was not involved in his murder.
What did Rina Rollins admit to?
Rina admitted to committing espionage but claimed she was coerced by foreign agents and tried to mislead them with false information.
Who was Stan Jenkins and what was his connection to the case?
Stan Jenkins was a lab assistant linked to synthetic opioids found in connection with Cade's case.
What was the outcome of the confession to Cade's murder?
A man, Mr. Walsh, confessed to Cade's murder but seemed coached, leading Chris and his team to suspect a larger conspiracy.