The next episode, FBI Season 3 Episode 8, titled- “Walk The Line,” is all set to release on March 9, 9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT. If you are the one who is looking to prepare themselves for more information on what would happen next, you are just in the right place. The next episode of the season will see some very significant personal conflict. We will also get to see what happens to OA’s personal life in this troubling case. There will be a number of ethical questions that all the characters will ask themselves. What more will happen? Keep reading to find out-
The Official Synopsis
The official synopsis for FBI Season 3 Episode 8 reveals that the bomb will leave three people dead, and an informant will be able to gather some crucial information from his close friends who are also under suspicion. OA will find some tension in his relationship with girlfriend Mona when they would argue on where are the informant’s lie.
FBI Season 3 Episode 8: What Is Coming Up Next?
While there are a lot of questions that we want answers to. What we really hope to see in the next episode- FBI Season 3 Episode 8 is OA’s relationship with Mona. While disagreements are a part of life, people often have a breaking point. What would be the breaking point for the two of them?
It looks like we will also get to see more about the procedures and the social dynamics that are necessary to put big action pieces together. FBI has always tried to present the comprehensive life of an agent. With that in mind, we might get to see more interrogation scenes or at least the scenes with Maggie and The OA.
What Has Happened So Far?
The seventh episode of FBI Season 3, titled ‘Discord’ saw the team getting some news about a congressman called Logan Reed, who got shot in the head back in his home. Scola, Maggie, OA, and Tiffany then arrive at the scene. When they get to the murder site, they speak to Reed’s wife, and she tells them about the protest that was happening near their house. She revealed that it was organized by some African Americans. It baffled Reed’s wife because she was a minority advocate.
In the office, Jubal and other others looked at the footage from the protest and found out that the suspect was named Thomas. They then brought him in for questioning, but he had an alibi. The teams then came to know that there was another shooting case with the MO that stood as a problem for the Reed Murder case. With the help of the IT team, they were able to find the person who was responsible. That person turned out to be a criminal and white nationalist named McGowan. The FBI team tries to locate him.
Meanwhile, Maggie and OA start searching for McGowan and his mother. However, before they reach him, McGowan spots them and runs away. In the meantime, the team finds evidence against him that links him to the two murders. Scola and Tiffany finally corner him and ask questions. Another murder takes place at the same time, which means that the actual murderer is still out there.
After more investigation, they find out that the second murderer was McGowan’s mother. OA and Maggie can’t find her anywhere, but then they realize that she is headed towards Thomas. In the meantime, the team uses aerial video to locate her. Scola and Tiffany see the mother as she aims at Thomas’s daughter.
