Maybe Kurt killed Matt and is framing Dexter for the job as revenge for getting Kurt arrested, he offers. Dexter tells her Kurt lied about Matt being in New York, then stripped the cabin apartment the day after Dexter and Molly were there. She admits it’s possible it could’ve been done in self-defense, but she knows Dexter burned the body. She also reveals the note she received that points to Dexter as the murderer. She tells him they never identified the second person in the woods with Matt, then pulls out the screw she found, which was used to repair the fracture Matt suffered after his boating accident. Dexter is officially under arrest for Matt’s murder… but not Kurt’s.Īngela begins her questioning, and when he’s asked to state his name, he says “Jim Lindsay” before copping to being Dexter Morgan. The jig is finally up, as Logan storms in and cuffs him. When Dexter goes in for a hug, she pulls a gun on him.
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Serial Killer and son.” But he knows if he’s going to teach Harrison the code, it can’t be there.īefore dinner, Angela sends the kids out for groceries. He comments on how many “good folks” there are in the town, all of whom are helping “Mr. “Dark secrets lurk behind Iron Lake,” the podcaster says in the recording, “and the more I do the deep dive, the more I come up with.” (And she doesn’t even know the half of it.) The Chief of Police puts out an official APB for the missing Molly, as Dexter walks around the remains of his torched home. Did Dexter go down for offing Matt? Did Angela actually capture the elusive Bay Harbor Butcher? Let’s dive right into this explosive, emotional and jam-packed finale to find out.Īngela listens to Molly’s notes on Iron Lake. With Kurt officially out of the way, it all comes down to Iron Lake’s chief of police.
Heading into the series finale, Harrison and Dexter are closer than ever before… almost as close as Angela is to tying our boy Dex to Matt Caldwell’s murder.
Warning: The following contains spoilers for the series finale of Dexter: New Blood.
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