After the titular character (Titus Welliver) handed over his badge to the Chief of Police in Los Angeles, the latter asks him what he is if he isn’t a detective, prompting Bosch to respond that he will find out. Bosch then applies for a private investigator license.

Some time has passed when the spin-off series ‘Bosch: Legacy’ premieres. Bosch has obtained his private investigator’s license and is now working on cases with his techie, Maurice “Mo” Bassi (Stephen A. Chang). Maddie (Madison Lintz) has graduated from the police academy and is now a rookie officer in East Hollywood. Meanwhile, Carl Rogers (Mimi Rogers), the guy responsible for the attacks on Maddie and Chandler, gets released, forcing Chandler to file a civil case against him. Here’s all you need to know about the fourth episode of ‘Bosch: Legacy.’ SPOILERS FOLLOW.

Recap of Bosch: Legacy Episodes 1, 2, 3, and 4

Bosch appears to thrive as a private investigator in the premiere episode, titled ‘The Wrong Side of Goodbye.’ For a long time, he was dissatisfied with his job as a cop. But being his own boss appears to have worked. Billionaire Whitney Vance (William Devane) contacts him through Trident Security, a high-end security service, with an offer of $10,000 simply for a meeting. Bosch decides to meet with Vance because he is curious about what a man like Vance might possibly want from him. He later finds that Vance wants him to discover what happened to his pregnant lover, whom he abandoned nearly seven decades earlier.

Willy Datz, a key witness for the prosecution in the Carl Rogers case, goes rogue, and the jury is deadlocked. This results in Rogers’ release. In episode 2, titled ‘Pumped,’ Chandler persuades Bella Winslow, the daughter of killed judge Donna Sobel, to assist her in launching a wrongful death case against Rogers. Chandler also seeks Bosch’s assistance with the case. She is also dealing with a murder case in which the suspected murderer has catatonic schizophrenia. She has the case against her client dismissed after demonstrating that the DNA samples gathered by the authorities were tainted.

Bosch and Chandler pay a visit to Datz in prison in episode 3, titled ‘Message in a Bottle.’ Chandler coerces Datz into admitting that the Russian mob had threatened him. Meanwhile, Maddie is collaborating with Officer Reina Vasquez. While assisting a rape victim, she begins to relive her own anguish from the attacks. Crate (Gregory Scott Cummins) and Barrel (Troy Evans) from the original series appear in episode 4, ‘Horseshoes and Hand Grenades,’ to assist Bosch in his pursuit of Rogers.

Ending of Bosch Legacy Episode 4: What Does Bosch Discover Inside the Facility?

In the first four episodes, it becomes clear that Rogers’ troubles aren’t limited to Chandler and Bosch. He borrowed $10 million from the Russian mafia, and they are now demanding payback with hefty interest. Alex and Lev Ivanovich, princelings of the Bratva, inform Rogers that he must pay them $40 million. Rogers understands he cannot persuade them to be rational, so he agrees to pay the sum. Even for someone like Rogers, getting so much money in such a short period of time is practically impossible. It is then revealed that he has a strategy to obtain the requisite funds. His associates have reservations about this. But Rogers understands that he has no other option.

Crate and Barrel is enlisted by Bosch to keep a watch on Rogers and his three associates: Simon Wakefield, Russ Pensak, and Leo Aslan. Wakefield is in charge of Rogers’ finances and accompany him to his appointment with the Ivanovich brothers. According to Crate & Barrel, Pensak is a pipeline operator in charge of monitoring the flow of gas through a firm called Drysdale’s pipeline network. Aslan, on the other hand, owns multiple freight vehicles and gasoline tankers through his company, Aslan Inc. Aslan is also the owner of a PVC manufacturing plant. Despite the fact that it was closed down five years ago, it is being secured by a security staff. Tankers have been seen entering and leaving the plant.

Bosch plans to break into the plant to discover what is going on. When he sees Drysdale pipes, he believes Rogers and his colleagues are stealing gas. A security guard discovers Bosch shortly after he notifies Chandler of this. He has a slim likelihood of being killed or turned over to the police. Because, after all, he is the main character. But, more importantly, Bosch has already escaped from more difficult situations.

Who Is the Lady and Child in Dominick’s Photographs?

As Bosch searches for Vibiana, the lady Vance abandoned, he discovers she committed suicide. However, before that, she gave birth to a son, Dominick. Dominick was eventually adopted, but his adoptive parents chose to preserve the name given to him by his biological mother. Dominick was raised by his adoptive sister Olivia and later served in the Vietnam War. He worked as a medic and was killed in action.

Bosch discovers a film roll among Dominick’s belongings and develops the photographs. Some feature a mother and a child. The suggestion is that the child belongs to Dominick. And it just might happen that way. But it seems improbable that a show like ‘Bosch: Legacy’ will wrap things off so nicely. Billions are at stake here, and if the child is Dominick’s, their lives and the lives of their family members are in grave danger.