‘Bosch: Legacy’ Season 3 Episode 8 recap: “La Zona Rosa”

Ash Bosch: Legacy He pushes towards his conclusion of the series, we continue to think of Harry Bosch saying “justice will be done … in one way or another.” Justice, yes. Great concept. Noble, even, as a framework for the sky in which we live, and certainly a personal driver for the ol ‘bosch-eth over the years. But justice is just a form. And Bosch, especially in retirement and as a private sector operator that does not give shit, It is the other.

An additional interrogation of Diego Perra by the district prosecutor’s office has made the bitch connection with the Mexican drug known as the fort. They maintained the low level exfoliant under their large criminal thumb. They told him what trucks Taco Rob. And when Honey Chandler sends Harry Bosch a photo of Humberto Zorillo, a Forted Executor known in the streets of Los Angeles as “The Pope”, Bosch’s characteristics become what you can only call Other Fashion. “This is the son of a bitch who killed Jimmy.”

While Bosch and Chandler were triangulating in the Pope, we were showing examples of how the fort works. In a factory installation in the high desert of Lancaster, Hispanic day workers are made to gather pharmaceutical materials for disguised transport. And if someone leaves the line, the fort makes them eat a lever. But when Bosch and Detective López lead, they discover how the fort seems not only to have the factory, but the totality of Lancaster under their cord. Motel workers who won to talk to them about people who suddenly disappeared. (““There are no you know we are? Everyone here is corrupt. ”) And a local sheriff, Garrity (Chris Bauer), which is superficially receptive to the questions of Bosch and López, even takes them to the factory, suddenly free of any activity of the poster, only to show them how it is, but then they see each other personally meet with Zorillo, The Pope.

And here there is something potentially more significant. Garrity called Captain Seals of LapD RHD about the visit of Bosch and López. Seals told Chief Hughes (Sophina Brown). And the boss called López to his office as if he were a child causing problems in the patio of recreation. “What the hell have you really started with Harry Bosch?”

What Jimmy was in what he got it, feels that it could be even larger than only the poster. Because why is brass as groups about this as a problem for them, and not something that they should have a bone investigating all the time? Maybe Lancaster is not the only place in Los Angeles County, where everyone is corrupt.

The police officers at the Imechial level of the Bosch officer, at least, do not seem to be. When Vásquez clarifies with his lieutenant about the participation of Albert’s rebel nephew with the homes monitoring team, the team comes to action, establishing a sting in the pink zone, the closed restaurant of the center where Victoria is dealing with a fence. But the internal struggle was always going to be a problem for this crew, and with the police who approached, Victoria/Fortune, Albert and Nestor are directed to each other. The Nestor head goes out with cash and jewelry, stirring a gun, and shoots quickly full of holes. Albert and Victoria “Time to Rabbit” outside the back door of the pink zone, but this is equally ineffective: Maddie addresses Victoria, and Reyna puts the whores in his own nephew. She warned him; Hey, I didn’t hear. With the monitoring crew and its detained surviving members, we are soft that Reyna Vásquez did not try to cover up re-family links to Albert. While Maddie told his partner: “Whatever you decide, I supported you.” And she would have done it. But the last thing that the strength or any policeman considers it with the last name that Bosch needs is a more fun business within the ranks.

Samurai Bosch In another way it always seemed the only way in which it would be updated with Finbar McShane, and with Mo it safely the information of the FBI files sealed, Harry now has a piece of connector for the act of disappearance of McShane. It seems beautiful complicit, whose identity the federals were protecting, is a former ghost of the government. A guy whose specialty was to extract people from dangerous situations. (The mind evokes Legacy Episode 5 of Season 3, and the access of finishing a cash truck with a secret compartment, complete with pillow and blanket). So Bosch calls his own contact within the Spook community, a Ken Gurbizs, his former friend of the special forces, We We earlier this season.

“You and I gathered some operations together in the past,” says Silver Wolf to Gurbizs while enjoying a drink in the Bosch courtyard overlooking Los Angeles. “If I am right about this, do another one expect?” Gurbizs is definitely depressed. And whatever Harry is planning, any justice that has to do for the murders that McShane committed, is not the child forced by things such as courts, rules and regulations.

In a Lancaster motel room, filling inside a mattress, Bosch and Mo found a hot narcotic potato. An amount of black ice, apparently stolen from El Fuerte. And since Bosch’s intestine warned him that Sheriff Garrity was dirty, he calls it. “Mind me in the motel and collect this in evidence.” Harry Bosch is the least surprised guy from the planet when it is not the sheriff who appears to collect black ice, but the Pope, the poster executor, Humberto Zorillo. His drawn weapon, Bosch waits in the dark. But while Zorillo crawls outside, with his silenced weapon and listens by the door, he soon retires with soft footprints. Another fashion will have to wait to participate. For now.

Johnny loftus (@Johnnyloftus.bsky.social) is a Chicago -based writer. A veteran of the weekly alternative trenches, his work has also appeared in Entertainment Weekly, Pitchfork, All Music Guide and The Village Voice.