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Hell ****ing no.
Maybe it's just to over the top for me. I will try not to complain after this post.
I think one could reasonably conclude that CrowBro is tied to the power-structure in Vinci (or at least a faction of it, certainly not to Semyon), and that taking out Velcoro, who has a hand in the investigation of Caspere, would be damaging to Vinci's interests.
Good thing he had his trusty riot shell shotgun handy in case the guy who stumbled onto a murder scene was the one guy who would be too damaging to kill.
wife and I made it through halfway of last nights episode and said we're out. Just too slow and not interesting at all.
Maybe he was looking to capture someone else to get information on the money, but he saw it was a cop and left him. I think the story here is officially *developing*.
Or he knew Velcoro would be there and it was a set-up of some type. He could have been tipped off that Velcoro was heading there. Wasnt there a car across the street? Someone waiting for him. Maybe this set-up was used to push the sex angle when the real angle is the real estate.
That line made me cringe. I think they rushed the writing of this season a bit.
My wife is completely done. "The only thing I've gotten from this show is that I like Rachel McAdams' highlights...sort of."
No he was just one of Semyon's lackeys. Most notably roughed up the bookie with the fender-bender/pepper spray.
Because Vinci PD would naturally lose all interest if one of their officers was killed in the course of the investigation?
