The team eventually catches Speltzer and bring him into the station for questioning.  At fist he is quiet and does not give into the interrogation strategy; then Debra takes a shot at it.  Debra Morgan sits down with Speltzer and basically evokes a confession out of him, of which the team is extremely pleased.  Unfortunately after reviewing footage from the investigation, Miami Metro realizes that they never informed Speltzer of his rights, so his confession was ruled inadmissible in court by a judge.  With this, Speltzer was set free to go.

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Dexter Morgan decided that having Speltzer out on the streets free to kill again was too much for him.  He sends his son Harrison away for a few days as he begins to figure out how to snag Speltzer.  Eventually Dexter Morgan and Speltzer cross paths, but unfortunately Dexter ends up on the wrong side and is forced to fight his way through Speltzer’s maze of death in his house.  After escaping, Dexter realizes he must get rid of Speltzer quickly before he escapes again.  Dexter eventually is able to subdue Speltzer at the cemetery where he is employed and ultimately sends him and his slides from other murders through the cremation machine.

As all of this is unfolding, Angel Batista and Joey Quinn are busy following up on the murder of their own police officer down at the strip club.  Angel Batista is not too excited to find out that Joey Quinn seems to be developing a relionship with one of the girls at the club named Nadia.  Isaac Sirko, the head of the Ukrainian Mob that runs the strip club gives one of his employees Alex an ultimate:  kill himself with the gun used to kill Viktor (and the police officer) and take the blame for the murder or his family in Russia will be killed.  He chooses to save his family and ultimately sends a bullet through his head and kills himself with a ‘suicide note’ and confession on the table.

There are definitely a lot of twists and turns in this new episode of Dexter, so be sure to tune in next week for episode 5!

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As you continue reading enjoy some images from Episode 3 of Dexter:

This episode also sees tension between Dexter Morgan and Louis (Masuka’s assistant).  Louis is out to get Dexter and is finding out piece by piece exactly how Dexter operates.  He even goes as far as to cancel Dexter’s credit cards in order to create troubles and obstacles for Dexter.  When Dexter figures out who is behind all of the mischief, he is very angry and enraged.  Dexter then sets out to make sure that Louis is gone for good and discretely sets Louis up by returning evidence from an old case that Louis had taken for himself.   When Masuka finds out that Louis has been stealing from the department he is immediately fired.  Louis then begins to plot and plan another attack on Dexter Morgan.  Unfortunately Louis finds himself in a bad situation when  Isaac Sirko, the head of the Ukrainian Mob confronts him as he is sabotaging Dexter’s boat.  Sirko believes Dexter Morgan (owner of that boat slip) is responsible for the murder of his son and employee Viktor.  Dexter was not home at the time, so Louis ultimately pays the price for Dexter’s actions and is killed on the spot and dumped by Sirko’s men.

Another important player in the third episode is Ray Speltzer, who is a suspect in two murder cases with Miami Metro.  Although Ray Speltzer has not been convicted or even arrested (from lack of evidence), Dexter Morgan sets his sights on the suspicious cemetery grounds keeper.  At one point he even pulls his sister Debra Morgan aside to explain how Ray Speltzer is exactly why he does what he does.  Debra instantly snaps Dexter out of it by telling him that he must ‘play by the rules’ and let the police bring him in for a fair trial.

As time elapses Debra realizes that maybe Dexter is right, and that the police cannot always bring tru justice to criminals like  Ray Speltzer.  She then sets off to do some investigating of her own at Speltzer’s residence.  When she hears the screams of a young woman coming from the house, she instinctively runs in with her gun drawn.  She then finds herself in a maze of barbed wire and dangerous twists and turns as Speltzer plays a sick sexual game with the young woman who is running for her life.  Speltzer soon realizes that he and his female prey are not alone and tries to hunt down Debra Morgan.  Just in time as always, Dexter comes to the rescue and saves his sister, but Speltzer escapes.

At the end of the episode Debra concludes that maybe what Harry Morgan taught Dexter is a necessary evil in order to keep the true cycle of justice rolling.  If Dexter would have killed Speltzer when he had the chance, the net result would have been one life saved and a killer would have been put away for good.  Now Debra has to chase down this killer and has another victim on her hands…

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Henry Mills

Henry Mills, who is played by actor Jared Gilmore is an energetic and monumental force in Once Upon A Time and Storybrooke. In the show Henry is the biological son of Emma Swan and the adoptive son of Regina Mills (The Evil Queen). He is also the main character that fights for the reputation and validity of the infamous ‘Fairy Tale Book’ that is the crux of many episodes of the show.  Ultimately Henry Mills along side Emma Swan, Mary Margaret Blanchard and David Nolan are all fighting on the ‘good team’ to defeat evil.

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Storybrooke Bio (Source: ABC)

Henry is a precocious 10 year-old boy who believes the inhabitants of Storybrooke are characters from his fairy tale book trapped in the real world by the Evil Queen’s curse. Turns out, he also believes that his adoptive mother Regina is actually that same Evil Queen. Given-up for adoption at birth, Henry has no idea who his biological parents are until, in an effort to break the curse, he tracks down his birth mother, Emma, in Boston and brings her back to Storybrooke, explaining that she is their only hope to restore things to the way they were.

Imaginative and strong-willed, he is prone to ignoring the counsel of the grownups around him. Despite Emma’s skepticism, Henry’s belief in the curse is unwavering. Although he can be a bit stubborn, Henry truly is warm and considerate. He doesn’t want Emma to feel guilty about having given him up for adoption—he knows that she wanted him to have a better life than she had growing up—but now he’s asking her to stay.

Jared Gilmore on playing Henry:

“I feel that Henry’s innocent imagination is the ‘key’ that unlocks the door between the two worlds. Reality and Fairytale. The book is just a another story to anyone else who reads it, but Henry believes it.

I relate to Henry because I’m 11 and also have a very good imagination. I enjoy making up and playing games in worlds with alternate realities myself.”

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