The Killing

On her last day of work, homicide detective Sarah Linden is drawn into a new case about the disappearance of a teenage girl, Rosie Larsen.

The investigation into Rosie's killer begins as Sarah and Holder question her parents, Stan and Mitch, Rosie's friends as well as City Councilman Richmond.

City Councilman Richmond suspects a leak in his own team, causing a shakeup in his campaign.

Sarah and Holder pressure Jasper for answers and interview a new suspect.

Rosie's teacher provides Sarah and Holder with a new piece of evidence.

Sarah and Holder question a suspect's family and neighbors.

The police learn more about Rosie's whereabouts the night of her death.

Sarah and Holder evade the FBI and unearth new evidence.

The police are stymied while trying to make an arrest, leading to a shocking realization. Richmond contemplates dropping out of the race. Fed up with the police, the Larsens take action.

The cops regroup while Richmond goes up in the polls. Stan faces consequences for his ill-thought out actions, leaving Mitch alone to keep the family afloat.

Sarah and Holder discover more on Rosie, but the investigation gets stalled when they have to set out on a search for Jack.

The police connect Rosie to a suspicious website. The waterfront project is halted. Stan faces his demons while Mitch learns secrets she never knew about Rosie.

The police connect a new piece of evidence to the campaign car and to Rosie the night of her murder. Stan and Mitch reflect on the past as the future of their family hangs in the balance.