NYPD Blue season 3 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Doug confesses to a shooting, while suspicions arise about a family member being involved in a father's murder. Diane worries about her mother's trial, and detectives investigate a homicide in Little Italy, leading to Jimmy Del Marco, a suspect with a violent past. Meanwhile, Theodore Tierney becomes a suspect in his wife's murder but refuses to cooperate. The episode delves into family conflicts, with David Tierney grappling with his stepfather's role in his mother's death. Jimmy Del Marco is arrested amid his crime spree, and Diane receives relieving news about her mother's legal situation, highlighting tensions between law enforcement and legal professionals.
Full Episode S03E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who admitted to shooting someone in the opening scene?
Doug.
Who is suspected of killing someone's father?
It's implied that a family member, not a stranger, might be responsible.
What was the discussion about a woman and the legal system about?
It involved whether a woman should be in the system before the grand jury votes, potentially to please a higher authority.
Who found Vincent Del Marco dead?
His mother, who was at the market during the incident.
What is the relationship between Vincent and Mr. Del Marco?
Mr. Del Marco is Vincent's father.
Who is Jimmy Del Marco?
Vincent Del Marco's brother, involved in criminal activities.
What crime is associated with Georgia Tierney?
Homicide; she was found shot dead.
Who is the suspect in Georgia Tierney's death?
Her husband, Theodore Tierney.
Why does Theodore Tierney refuse to cooperate with the investigation?
He already has a lawyer and follows their advice.
What are the detectives investigating regarding Jimmy Del Marco?
His background, criminal activities, and mob connections.
What is David Tierney's dilemma?
He is conflicted about his stepfather killing his mother and struggles with his emotions.
How is Jimmy Del Marco arrested?
He is arrested during a card game after being involved in multiple crimes.
What does Diane learn about her mother's case?
Her mother will be indicted for second-degree manslaughter but will receive five years probation without jail time.
What personal conflicts are highlighted in the closing scenes?
Tensions between law enforcement and legal representatives, and the impact of family dynamics on perceptions of justice.