Rizzoli & Isles season 6 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a complex case intertwining personal tragedy and political intrigue, the team is shaken by the death of their colleague Susie, found murdered at her home. Initial suspicions fall on Susie, with hidden evidence suggesting illegal activities. As Jane digs deeper, it's revealed that Susie was framed as part of a broader conspiracy involving Secretary Langdon and Kirk Ainsley, linked to a stolen painting and Langdon's political ambitions. The truth unravels, exonerating Susie and leading to the arrest of the real culprits, culminating in a heartfelt memorial for Susie by her colleagues.
Full Episode S06E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the cause of Susie's death?
Susie died from blunt-force trauma to the back of the head.
Was there any sign of forced entry at Susie's apartment?
No, there was no sign of forced entry at Susie's apartment.
What suspicious items were found in Susie's apartment?
Hidden evidence and cash were found in Susie's apartment.
Did the evidence in Susie's apartment indicate she was involved in illegal activities?
Initially, it seemed so, but it was later revealed that she was set up.
What led to Dr. Maura Isles' suspension?
Maura was suspended due to potential implications in the scandal surrounding the evidence found in Susie's apartment.
Was Susie's reputation eventually cleared?
Yes, Susie was posthumously cleared of all wrongdoing.
Who was involved in the conspiracy linked to Susie's murder?
Secretary Langdon and Kirk Ainsley were involved in the conspiracy.
What was the motive behind the conspiracy?
The motive was linked to a political campaign and financial gain from a stolen painting.
How was the connection between Susie's murder and the stolen painting established?
Through analysis of evidence and Susie's last activities related to the painting's investigation.
Were the culprits behind the conspiracy arrested?
Yes, Langdon and Ainsley were arrested for their involvement.
How did Jane and the team prove Susie's innocence?
By uncovering evidence that contradicted the setup and linking it to the real perpetrators.
What was the relationship between Langdon and Ainsley?
Langdon was Ainsley's former commanding officer in the army.
What happened to the stolen painting?
The stolen painting was recovered after the conspiracy was uncovered.
Did Dr. Maura Isles return to her job?
Yes, Maura returned to her job after being cleared.
How did the team honor Susie's memory?
The team gathered at The Dirty Robber Pub to remember and celebrate Susie's life.
