On Dick Wolf’s FBI Season 4 Episode 22, we arrive at the season’s finale! And we do it with a blast. Firstly, the crime procedural drama teases to be adrenaline and drama-packed ending as the team goes after a cache of illegal weapons used to commit murders. And in the process, they aim to make some arrests to prevent further deaths.
The upcoming Episode concludes FBI Season 4 and will put a conclusion to the personal story arcs for the regular characters as expected. Be sure to take a look at the action-packed teaser trailer that we included for you. Now, without further ado, let’s begin with the next-to-last episode recap.
FBI Season 4 Episode 21 Recap
A retired DEA Special Agent, Thomas Webber, was assassinated outside of a bakery. Webber was a decent man. A competent agent. He retired as soon as his pension became available. He hardly had time to enjoy it before he was murdered in broad sight, and no one saw anything that could assist.
The shooter, according to witnesses, was wearing a mask. He likewise vanished before they could determine which direction he had left in. However, the FBI agent in charge of the case was unsure whether Webber’s murder had anything to do with his previous issues or his current line of work. Webber was employed as a bouncer. He worked at the “Show Palace” strip joint.
The Night Before
The night before Webber was killed, there was an altercation at the strip club. Webber was obliged to evict a man who became hostile with one of the girls and claimed to be her boyfriend. Webber continued to show this man the door. The FBI obtained video of the incident and went in search of the alleged boyfriend.
He was later identified as Rafer Boggs. Boggs attempted to flee when they introduced themselves as the FBI, so they were obliged to follow and hold him before discovering that Boggs had an alibi for the time of death. He couldn’t possibly be their gunman. As a result, the FBI concluded that Boggs had nothing to do with what occurred.
Knowledge
This was proven when a second murder occurred. A church janitor was shot and killed this time. The murder witness reported someone wearing a mask. The attacker used the same gun on both victims, tying the killings together. Only no one knew how the two victims were linked at first. A DEA agent and a bouncer were not on the same level. Jubal’s crew continued to seek any plausible link, eventually finding one. Both victims were scheduled to testify in a high-profile trial against LS-19. Webber was the case’s lead investigator, and he was expected to testify as such.
The Whodunnit
The janitor worked as a vehicle technician when he discovered a stash of drugs in an LS-19 car. He was also going to testify about it. Both men were about to testify against one of the gang’s senior bosses. Thus their killings had to be carried out to prevent that. Jubal had everyone involved in the case summoned and warned. They were all held in protective custody while the case was being handled. However, the FBI also needed to find the shooter. They were aware of who hired him. Kayla Marsh stepped in when they only needed access to his phone to confirm he took the job. Marsh had access to the phone since she worked with the suspect.
Culprit Found
Trey Cooper was later revealed as the actual gunman. He was another member of the LS-19. He also happened to be Marsh’s lover. She didn’t want him to know she was back on drugs because he disapproved of it—that guy’s boyfriend. Trey had been in close communication with their previous suspect.
FBI Season 4 Episode 22 Release Date
FBI Season 4 Episode 22 will release on Tuesday, May 24, 2022, on CBS at 21:00 hrs, Eastern Time, United States. The Episode’s title is “Prodigal Son,” which was directed by Alex Chapple out of a script penned by Dick Wolf and Craig Turk. This is the last Episode of the season.
FBI Season 4 Episode 22 Trailer:
Watch FBI Season 4 Episode 22 Online – Streaming Details
FBI airs on Tuesdays at 21:00 hrs Eastern Time, United States. You can do it from the CBS website if you want to stream the show. Also, the show is available from Paramount+ as a standalone platform or as an add-on on top of your Amazon Prime Subscription, Fubo Tv, PlutoTV, and Spectrum on Demand. Lastly, you can purchase or rent the show from Amazon Direct Video, Apple iTunes, and Vudu Fandango.
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