FBI season 6 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Gary's breakup with Tina over his career choice intertwines with a broader narrative involving the murder of Judge Charles Pollan. The investigation leads Gary and his FBI team to suspect a terrorist cell, orchestrated by Yardan Qadir, with links to a Saudi financier. The plot thickens when a young man, Adil, influenced by radical ideas and groomed by undercover FBI agent Hassan Khalil, is identified as the shooter. As the team thwarts another potential attack, ethical questions about Hassan's methods surface, culminating in professional scrutiny and personal reflections on identity and duty within the FBI.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Tina leave Gary?
Tina left Gary because she realized he would never change, as she wanted him to leave the DA's office and he was too negative.
Who was Charles Pollan?
Charles Pollan was a federal judge who was murdered at close range by a Middle Eastern man wearing a blue hoodie.
What is Amir Barakzai's connection to Judge Pollan?
Amir Barakzai sent threatening letters to Judge Pollan due to a sentence Pollan gave to Barakzai's friend, but he denies killing the judge.
Who is Hassan Khalil?
Hassan Khalil is an FBI agent who was undercover at the Islamic Center, initially mistaken for a janitor and suspect in the investigation.
How does the team uncover Adil's involvement in the plot?
The team discovers Adil's involvement through investigation and information from Qadir's apartment and Adil's parents, revealing his radicalization.
What ethical concerns does Hassan's approach raise?
Hassan's approach of befriending and grooming Adil as an informant raises ethical concerns about the influence and manipulation of vulnerable individuals in undercover operations.
How is the potential attack at the public ceremony prevented?
The potential attack is prevented through quick action by the FBI team, leading to a confrontation where Adil is subdued without harming others.