To Catch a Killer

An FBI agent who becomes the Bureau’s liaison to the Baltimore Police Department. She is perceptive, stubborn in her logic, and willing to challenge conventional thinking to connect disparate clues. Her empathy and instinct drive her to look beyond official lines of inquiry, even when it puts her at odds with superiors.

A highly skilled shooter with a troubling past, whose veganism and former slaughterhouse work shape his worldview. He plans and executes his assaults with precision, making him a formidable and unsettling antagonist. Beneath his calm exterior lies a propensity for escalating violence when cornered.

An FBI agent leading the investigation, navigating interagency politics and pressures from his superiors. His ambition and confidence drive the hunt, but his decisions contribute to failures that have personal and professional consequences. His arc culminates in a fatal confrontation that tests loyalty and consequence.

Lammark’s second-in-command, a capable field agent who supports the lead and helps coordinate operations. He bears the weight of the case and the stress of a high-stakes manhunt, remaining a steady, dependable presence for the team.

A former coworker who provides crucial context about the shooter, linking past experiences to present actions. Her practical memory and willingness to share information help the team identify connections they might otherwise overlook.

A ruthless boss who hires ex-convicts to cut costs, revealing a corrupt side of the criminal justice system. He exerts behind-the-scenes influence over investigative directions and highlights systemic moral ambiguity in pursuit of order.

Lammark’s team member who sustains a serious injury in the shootout, underscoring the real human cost of dangerous undercover work. The event tests the resilience and cohesion of the remaining team.