Beckett realizes that Cross was involved in Alexis’s kidnapping, a friend tells her he’s a former CIA operative turned hit man, and wanted by the government.Ĭastle goes home and has a heartfelt conversation about his father with Martha – but they’re interrupted by the man himself, who shows up at the door bleeding. “This guy Anderson Cross is like a villain out of one of your books.” Heh. And when they go back to Universal Banking Solutions, all traces of the company are gone. Meanwhile, Beckett has seen and recognized Cross on the Coney Island security video and, understandably, thinks he’s the killer. If I don’t stop it, a lot more people are gonna die.” Well, that’s both dire and unhelpful. Meanwhile, Cross texts Castle to meet him (and Castle has no poker face in this episode) and lectures his son about getting emotional and letting his guard down. That combined with the paint and oil on his clothes makes Castle and Beckett have one of their adorable simultaneous breakthroughs: Rollins was killed at Coney Island. Luckily, Lanie has discovered a few interesting things: the killer took an Iranian rial from Rollins’s sock, and Rollins ate clams and funnel cake before he died. (I’m going to call him “Cross” throughout, just for simplicity.) Cross claims to know nothing about Rollins, of course, but Beckett thinks he looks familiar, and can tell there’s something weird going on – especially when Castle refuses to speculate with his normal crazy theories. And yep: Cross is in fact Castle’s father. But right as he and Beckett are about to talk to Cross, Castle gets a call from his father, who tells him something’s going to happen but lives are at stake, so Castle can’t react. They find out that Rollins was connected to the vague-sounding Universal Banking Solutions, whose Manhattan office is run by a man named Anderson Cross. The father says he doesn’t know if Rollins was back to hacking, but he was paying for an expensive apartment and helping with his brother’s tuition, so obviously that’s not suspicious at all.
The laptop was hidden because part of his plea deal was that he would have no access to the Internet. When the team finds a hidden, complexly encrypted laptop, Rollins’s father tells them that his son was a computer genius who hacked credit cards and stole over a million dollars as a teen. Our victim of the week, 20-year-old Ted Rollins, was shot in the chest and then moved back to be left in his own apartment bathtub. On the most recent episode of Castle, “Deep Cover,” Castle’s father returned – and got to meet his future daughter-in-law! But trust me, it was not as sunshine and roses as that makes it sound.
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