Major Crimes season 5 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Mary Conrad, a retired cop with a controversial past, is found dead by her niece, Tori Duncan. The investigation reveals Mary's history of accepting bribes, shoplifting, and conflicts, including threats from an ex-con she arrested. Tori and her family, who were financially strained by supporting Mary, are scrutinized. Eventually, Al Duncan, Tori's husband, confesses to killing Mary in a fit of rage after discovering she had a hidden pension, putting their family's future at risk. The case closes with reflections on Mary's complex legacy and its impact on her family.
Full Episode S05E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who found Mary Conrad's body?
Tori Duncan, Mary's niece.
What was Mary Conrad's former profession?
She was a retired police officer.
Why is Mary Conrad's death suspicious?
Her old police badge was found near her body, used as the murder weapon.
What was one of Mary Conrad's illegal activities?
She had a history of shoplifting.
Did Mary Conrad have any known enemies?
An ex-con she had arrested was suspected of harassing her.
Who was financially supporting Mary Conrad?
Her niece, Tori Duncan, and her family.
What significant discovery did Al Duncan make about Mary?
Mary had hidden her pension, causing financial strain on his family.
What led to Mary Conrad's murder?
Al Duncan killed her in rage after discovering the hidden pension.
How did Mary Conrad's actions affect her family?
They experienced significant financial and emotional strain.
Was there any sign of forced entry at Mary's apartment?
No, suggesting she knew her attacker.
Who was initially suspected in Mary's murder?
An ex-con and her landlord were among the suspects.
What was Mary Conrad's reputation in her neighborhood?
She was known for stealing neighbors' mail and causing disturbances.
Why did Al Duncan attend Mary Conrad's funeral?
He was trying to understand her and remember her from his past.
What does Mary Conrad's case highlight?
The tragic consequences of her corrupt actions on her and her family.
Did the detectives find it difficult to solve Mary Conrad's case?
Yes, due to her complicated past and multiple potential suspects.