Voight (Jason Beghe) is determined to prove that Raymond Bell (Barry Del Sherman) is exactly who he thinks he is \u2014 responsible for, as Intelligence estimates with some digging, at least 12 murders \u2014 but during the course of the\u00a0<\/p>\n
Voight and Imani (Arienne Mandi) have been keeping an eye on any crimes near the Bell house, and what is called in as a burglary ends up being a young man who has been brutally beaten, including his hand crushed, just like Raymond\u2019s son\u2019s victims, seeking help. Voight immediately goes to question Raymond as a potential witness to an assault in his neighborhood, and Raymond insists he didn\u2019t see anything. When Voight asks to speak to his granddaughter, Julie (Julianna Layne), she looks to Raymond before saying she didn\u2019t either.<\/p>\n
The victim, Michael, was in and out of the system for solicitation and drug possession, and his last call was from someone who appears to be his pimp. But when Intelligence goes to see him, they learn that Michael left out the back, and Voight finds his belongings in the alley. A neighbor says he saw a silver sedan taking off. Raymond Bell drives a car matching that description.<\/p>\n
It seems they may catch a break with a report of a man, Aaron, who worked as Raymond\u2019s gardener and went to the hospital with a crushed hand he claimed was a work accident; he\u2019s been in and out of psychiatric care since he was a child. After they manage to track him down, he reveals that he lost two fingers because Raymond thought he stole mulch. Laws don\u2019t mean anything to the family, Aaron says. He also speaks of \u201cghosts\u201d in the house, of people entering but not leaving, including a nurse he saw carried in at 4 a.m. Raymond has a wine cellar in the basement, but Aaron never saw a single bottle of wine. Since he won\u2019t go on record, none of it is usable, but they do have something to look into: that nurse.<\/p>\n
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Then, Julie is admitted to the hospital, having supposedly fallen out of the tree in her yard, but she and Raymond eerily use the same wording at the same time to describe the incident to Imani and Voight, respectively. Raymond insists to the sergeant that he hasn\u2019t hurt his granddaughter. Meanwhile, Imani tries to use the opportunity to talk to Julie about the basement, and Julie says Michael wasn\u2019t there, but Aurelia is. She\u2019s a ghost, Julie says.<\/p>\n
Aurelia, it turns out, is a nurse who went missing three years ago. And that\u2019s when Intelligence uncovers the other potential victims. But they don\u2019t have enough for a warrant, nor can they make a move even after Julie texts Imani emojis, including a monkey covering its eyes, a ghost, a key, and a flashlight. She thinks it\u2019s a cry for help, but Voight knows that no judge would agree.<\/p>\n
And so Voight comes up with a plan: Make Raymond come in willingly by telling him there\u2019s new information. He\u2019ll want to prove he can outsmart them. And with that, every member of the unit goes up against him in the interrogation room, and he doesn\u2019t give anything \u2014 until he admits that he visited a park (and knows details about it) connected to the investigation after insisting he\u2019d never been there. Raymond then decides he\u2019s had enough, and since he\u2019s not under arrest, he can leave. That gives them enough to put a tracker order in for any of his vehicles, but that\u2019s it. Imani is especially not pleased, and Voight has to stress to her to stay in control.<\/p>\n
But Imani doesn\u2019t go home, and when she receives a call from Julie, with heavy breathing and suspicious noises, she goes to the Bell house and breaks in through a side door. She finds Julie\u2019s phone in her room, but the young girl is nowhere to be found. Then, she hears something that sounds like a gunshot \u2026 and that\u2019s the To Be Continued of the fall finale.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, a bike messenger drops an envelope off for Voight, with \u201cRESIGN OR THIS GOES PUBLIC\u201d written over the photo of himself beaten as a child, then \u201cYOUR FATHER THE ABUSER\u201d over another picture. He has Platt (Amy Morton) track down the messenger, who eventually tells him that a white guy with very shiny shoes, suggesting he sits behind a desk, paid him to make the delivery. He also gets the number he called from, and Voight watches as Commander Devlin (Joel Murray) ignores his call on his burner phone. Uh-oh. We knew Voight made an enemy out of that guy, but not to this extreme!<\/p>\n
What did you think of the Chicago P.D. fall finale? How worried are you about Imani? How far do you think Devlin will go? Let us know in the comments section below.<\/p>\n
Kailyn Lowry has a fair number of haters, but even her most ardent critics are giving the former <\/p>\n
Kailyn Lowry introduced her egg stand several months ago on both\u00a0Instagram\u00a0and TikTok, sharing footage of her family collecting eggs from the chickens they own. She also shared content with her eldest child,\u00a0Elliot Rivera,\u00a0cooking with the eggs from the chickens the family has raised. While she spends her time promoting her podcasts more than anything, the egg stand has been quietly providing eggs to residents of her town in Delaware.<\/p>\n
Lowry, along with her children, has a small farming property. That is where the family raises chickens, cares for goats, and tends to a pretty expansive vegetable garden. Lowry has opened up about the farm several times in recent history, insisting the property is her zen space. She has revealed that tending to her garden and animals allows her to escape the demands of life in front of the microphone.<\/p>\n
The farm isn\u2019t just\u00a0a fun side project for Lowry\u00a0anymore. For several months, she has been selling her overabundance of eggs at a small farm stand near her property. Since its inception, the egg stand has run on the honor system, with shoppers leaving cash for the eggs they take from the unmanned stand. They won\u2019t need to worry about having cash to leave at the stand for the next few months, though.<\/p>\n
Just days ago, Kailyn Lowry took to social media to announce that her egg stand would cease taking payments for products for the rest of he year. She announced that she\u2019ll be stocking the egg stand for free until the new year, and was looking into ways to provide additional products at no cost.<\/p>\n
Lowry\u2019s act of kindness comes at a time when her community could use a bit of help. Lowry, however, may have underestimated the need. Just one day after announcing her eggs would be free going forward, she returned to social media to reveal that someone came by and grabbed eight dozen eggs, which she said was \u2018not ideal.\u201d She told her followers that she was restocking as quickly as possible. Lowry didn\u2019t mention if she plans to implement some type of limit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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