It already wasn't the best written mystery as we already saw from episode one who was the actual culprit. But the conclusion is just really awful and impossible.
I really am wondering what the writers were thinking, during the course of the whole show, including season 1, it really shows they have no clue to police procedures at all. You already wonder how these characters even became inspectors or these special task force are even to be taken serious.
But with the writing of the last episode and especially the conclusion of the murder of the police woman, you wonder why they even think it would be possible.
Unless forensics didn't even do remotely their job, no, they would actually not have been doing their job at all.
Winter needing to smuggle the gun out of the evidence room well after the trial has been over is just the most insane piece of bad writing. How can a gun be in evidence of a murder investigation and not had have any basic forensic analysis been done to it. It's just impossible for the gun not having been tested and the bullets compared to the wound/bullets in the police woman. It's just impossible. It is about the worst writing in mystery movies ever.
I really am wondering what the writers were thinking, during the course of the whole show, including season 1, it really shows they have no clue to police procedures at all. You already wonder how these characters even became inspectors or these special task force are even to be taken serious.
But with the writing of the last episode and especially the conclusion of the murder of the police woman, you wonder why they even think it would be possible.
Unless forensics didn't even do remotely their job, no, they would actually not have been doing their job at all.
Winter needing to smuggle the gun out of the evidence room well after the trial has been over is just the most insane piece of bad writing. How can a gun be in evidence of a murder investigation and not had have any basic forensic analysis been done to it. It's just impossible for the gun not having been tested and the bullets compared to the wound/bullets in the police woman. It's just impossible. It is about the worst writing in mystery movies ever.
