Episode 6

Episode 6 is where the investigation really starts to click into high gear. Rasmussen and Duvall are fully in sync by now, and it's great to watch their teamwork pay off as they start closing in on their suspect. The pacing feels tighter than earlier episodes, with more momentum and a growing sense of payoff after all the careful groundwork.

What I loved most is how the show keeps its humanity intact-victims are never treated as plot devices, and every interview feels personal and respectful. The detectives' chemistry is excellent, and the writing balances procedure with emotion really well here.

Marie's story still lingers in the background, adding weight and reminding us of what's at stake, even if her screen time is limited in this episode. Overall, this chapter raises the tension, delivers some satisfying progress, and sets the stage beautifully for the final stretch.

I am excited for where this episode leads us but not really for what it presents us. Characters are at the very least still good but somewhat a low point as it feels like not much is happening.