FBI: International season 3 episode 11 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
During a father-son trip to England, where James is exploring football academies, his dad, Alec, is tragically killed in a targeted attack after a sudden departure from the football field. Investigations reveal Alec's obscured past with the Irish Republican Army and hint at revenge motives linked to his former life. The case unravels a conspiracy involving new IRA factions targeting Alec as an informant, leading to a tense resolution with arrests, shedding light on deep-seated grudges and political conflicts.
Full Episode S03E11 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is James' father?
James' father is Alec O'Brien, a dual Irish American citizen with a past connection to the Irish Republican Army.
What was the family doing in the UK?
They were touring youth football academies as James planned to train and possibly pursue a football career there.
What happens to James during the shooting?
James is critically injured and rushed to the hospital, but survives the attack that kills his father.
What does the investigation reveal about Alec O'Brien's past?
Alec O'Brien, previously known as Alec Murphy, was suspected of being involved with the Irish Republican Army and had been linked to criminal activities in his youth.
What is the significance of the term "tout" found at the crime scene?
The term "tout" is a derogatory term used during the Troubles to describe informants. It suggests that the shooting might be connected to Alec's past as an informant.
How do the investigators conclude the attack was carried out?
They note that the shooting was planned, with the shooters waiting for an opportune moment during James' football practice to attack when the parking lot was nearly empty.
What leads to the resolution of the case?
The investigators uncover a link to a new IRA faction and orchestrate a series of arrests, disrupting the plans of those responsible for the attack.