Well, what the hell... In the last episode, the OA environment was flown because of the actions of the FBI, in this one, the Typhus environment. What a bitch of a job they have.
The "Glass" series... it's a pity for Tiff, it's a pity for her cousin, who is essentially a victim of circumstances, it's a pity for Stuart, who was just doing his job…
It's just terribly unfair. a person lives a normal life, helps people.. and that's how life collapses just because.. because he didn't fully understand himself. If I were Typhoid, I wouldn't be able to forgive my partner. How can we trust each other after that?
It seems to me that a person has the right to personal space, why on earth should he disclose his orientation just because he was interrogated by the FBI?
@oksee: because he was suspected of serial murders. The camera captured him in the same place where the victim was, the same evening. Plus, he drove a blue van and had complete information about the victims. Even the boy who miraculously escaped said that at first he mistook the attacker for a pastor. The fact that he was detained until clarification is the norm. And during the interrogation, the dude began to behave as strangely as possible. They show him a freeze frame, and he says it's not me. For any normal cop or fed anywhere in the world, such behavior will arouse well-founded suspicions.
No one asked him about his orientation, he was asked whether he was there or not. What prevented him from saying that he had come to someone, for example, a parishioner had called, but lying that it was not him when he was shown his photo was stupid
Baptists are very strict with these topics about orientation. And also strictly with trips to clubs, discos, etc. You can't lie to the FBI, you can't obstruct the investigation, and people died. But Cousin Typhoid's fear is understandable. That's one of the reasons why I like this series. They are not afraid to show that both people and the system have flaws. But it's strange that the authorities bit the bit so much - the pastor should be in good standing, helping people there, a good reputation. And now the guy will really get not only the article, but also from the church he will fly in full. It's too cruel. But again.. While he was lying and dodging, another guy died. I don't consider the killer.
If I were Typhoid, I wouldn't be able to forgive my partner. How can we trust each other after that?
You can't lie to the FBI, you can't obstruct the investigation, and people died. But Cousin Typhoid's fear is understandable.
That's one of the reasons why I like this series. They are not afraid to show that both people and the system have flaws.
But it's strange that the authorities bit the bit so much - the pastor should be in good standing, helping people there, a good reputation. And now the guy will really get not only the article, but also from the church he will fly in full. It's too cruel. But again.. While he was lying and dodging, another guy died. I don't consider the killer.