Was shown on Start TV shortly after Clarence Williams' death which was a coincidental nice tribute.
One of the signature features of Cold Case is the final scene set to period music and featuring the ghost of the dead who saw their crime solved.
While the show can't always have ghosts of all the victims, like in Disco Inferno or the Mall Shooting episode where there are theoretically too many, in THIS show the second victim, Francisco, deserved an appearance. His initial character bluster was resolved with maturity and character as he reconciled with Pops and even took a bullet and death to protect his younger brother.
The character deserved a ghost.
Reminded me of Death Penalty, where both the daughter AND the man falsely accused of her murder make appearances.
One of the signature features of Cold Case is the final scene set to period music and featuring the ghost of the dead who saw their crime solved.
While the show can't always have ghosts of all the victims, like in Disco Inferno or the Mall Shooting episode where there are theoretically too many, in THIS show the second victim, Francisco, deserved an appearance. His initial character bluster was resolved with maturity and character as he reconciled with Pops and even took a bullet and death to protect his younger brother.
The character deserved a ghost.
Reminded me of Death Penalty, where both the daughter AND the man falsely accused of her murder make appearances.
