FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19 Cast, Guest Stars & Recap: "Bad Seed"
Are you excited for an another episode of FBI Most Wanted? Here's the full list of FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19 Cast, Guest Stars & Recap to help you catch up!
Looking for a thrilling crime drama? Look no further than FBI Most Wanted, the heart-pumping spin-off of the hit show FBI. Delve into the world of high-stakes criminal investigations as a team of elite agents track down the most notorious and dangerous fugitives on the FBI's Most Wanted list. With edge-of-your-seat action, gripping storylines, and a talented cast, FBI: Most Wanted is a must-watch for anyone who loves crime thrillers.
According to the official synopsis, on the latest episode, when a news anchor gets shot dead in the station's parking lot, the Fugitive Task Force must investigate a story she was working on in order to find her killer. Remy also considers reviewing the case of his brother's murder. Follow the team as they race against the clock to apprehend the country's most wanted criminals, and witness the intense cat-and-mouse chase that will keep you hooked from beginning to end. Don't miss out on this pulse-pounding episode that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
The security footage led the investigation team to believe that the culprit may have known Lauren personally, as she was specifically targeted and parked in a well-lit area. However, they changed their minds after speaking to Lauren's husband.
Lauren's husband Josh revealed that before Lauren died, she had a stalker who had been sending letters and making random calls to her. He begged Lauren to leave her husband. The FBI identified the man as Harry Watt.
After investigating several leads, the FBI finally identified the real killer to be Miles Maddox. He went on to kill someone else and left behind fingerprints at the crime scene. The investigation team was able to connect Maddox as the culprit when they discovered that he was a math teacher and had provided fingerprints as part of his job requirement.
Maddox wanted Lauren's laptop because she had done a story on Tredate Pharmaceuticals and he was after the information. Further, the FBI found that Maddox suffered from lupus. He relied on a life-saving drug called "effercil," which had its price raised by three hundred percent by Tredate Pharmaceuticals.
Further digging into their lives revealed that Savannah grew up with emotionally neglectful parents. She latched onto Maddox because he was the only one who gave her the love she needed, despite both of them having lupus and not being wealthy. Savannah was willing to do anything for her husband, including playing the FBI to buy him time.
In a shocking twist, the FBI found out that the murderous couple were actually siblings, among over forty other siblings they discovered through an ancestry website. The siblings all shared the genetic disease lupus, which they inherited from a fertility doctor named Gregory Scanlon. Gregory used his own sperm to impregnate his patients in the 1980s.
During the investigation, the eyewitness eventually backed out, leaving the story untold. When Savannah and Maddox discovered that they were siblings, they decided to get revenge on their father. After tracking down their other siblings, they hunted down Scanlon and carried out a series of heinous crimes.
Savannah got shot during a bank robbery and abandoned her husband at a gas station. She started torturing their father until the FBI intervened. The FBI then told Savannah that after testing her blood, they discovered that she was pregnant with an incest baby likely to inherit lupus. Savannah decided to turn herself in. Scanlon was also arrested for fraud as he is still continuing his crime even into modern times.
Looking for a thrilling crime drama? Look no further than FBI Most Wanted, the heart-pumping spin-off of the hit show FBI. Delve into the world of high-stakes criminal investigations as a team of elite agents track down the most notorious and dangerous fugitives on the FBI's Most Wanted list. With edge-of-your-seat action, gripping storylines, and a talented cast, FBI: Most Wanted is a must-watch for anyone who loves crime thrillers.
According to the official synopsis, on the latest episode, when a news anchor gets shot dead in the station's parking lot, the Fugitive Task Force must investigate a story she was working on in order to find her killer. Remy also considers reviewing the case of his brother's murder. Follow the team as they race against the clock to apprehend the country's most wanted criminals, and witness the intense cat-and-mouse chase that will keep you hooked from beginning to end. Don't miss out on this pulse-pounding episode that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
#1. FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19 Cast & Guest Stars
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
Main Cast
- Dylan McDermott plays Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott
- Alexa Davalos plays Special Agent Kristin Gaines
- Roxy Sternberg plays Special Agent Sheryll Barnes
- Keisha Castle-Hughes plays Special Agent Hana Gibson
- Edwin Hodge plays Special Agent Ray Cannon
Recurring Cast & Guest Stars
- Zoe Zien
- Kyle Cameron
- Nneka Okafor plays Serena Wade
- Rebecca Brooksher plays Claire Scott
- Michael Keyloun plays Austin Tuck
- Karen Tsen Lee
- Wayne Maugans
- Pamela Mitchell
- Shawn T. Andrew
- Cayleb Long plays Josh Baxter
#2. FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19 Release Date & Streaming Site
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
#3. FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19 Recap & Spoilers
What Happened In FBI Most Wanted Season 4 Episode 19?
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
The security footage led the investigation team to believe that the culprit may have known Lauren personally, as she was specifically targeted and parked in a well-lit area. However, they changed their minds after speaking to Lauren's husband.
Lauren's husband Josh revealed that before Lauren died, she had a stalker who had been sending letters and making random calls to her. He begged Lauren to leave her husband. The FBI identified the man as Harry Watt.
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
After investigating several leads, the FBI finally identified the real killer to be Miles Maddox. He went on to kill someone else and left behind fingerprints at the crime scene. The investigation team was able to connect Maddox as the culprit when they discovered that he was a math teacher and had provided fingerprints as part of his job requirement.
Maddox wanted Lauren's laptop because she had done a story on Tredate Pharmaceuticals and he was after the information. Further, the FBI found that Maddox suffered from lupus. He relied on a life-saving drug called "effercil," which had its price raised by three hundred percent by Tredate Pharmaceuticals.
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
Further digging into their lives revealed that Savannah grew up with emotionally neglectful parents. She latched onto Maddox because he was the only one who gave her the love she needed, despite both of them having lupus and not being wealthy. Savannah was willing to do anything for her husband, including playing the FBI to buy him time.
In a shocking twist, the FBI found out that the murderous couple were actually siblings, among over forty other siblings they discovered through an ancestry website. The siblings all shared the genetic disease lupus, which they inherited from a fertility doctor named Gregory Scanlon. Gregory used his own sperm to impregnate his patients in the 1980s.
Source: Mark Schafer/CBS
During the investigation, the eyewitness eventually backed out, leaving the story untold. When Savannah and Maddox discovered that they were siblings, they decided to get revenge on their father. After tracking down their other siblings, they hunted down Scanlon and carried out a series of heinous crimes.
Savannah got shot during a bank robbery and abandoned her husband at a gas station. She started torturing their father until the FBI intervened. The FBI then told Savannah that after testing her blood, they discovered that she was pregnant with an incest baby likely to inherit lupus. Savannah decided to turn herself in. Scanlon was also arrested for fraud as he is still continuing his crime even into modern times.
And that’s all for today’s episode! AUBTU.BIZ dedicates to provide you with a wide range of creative and interesting news. Don’t hesitate to visit our site to keep updated on the latest news of FBI Most Wanted.
Share this article
Advertisement