Episode 22— The Last Death of Henry Morgan
Aired May 5, 2015 · 43 min
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Henry and Adam's escalating conflict reaches a critical point, with Jo caught between them as she investigates a murder linked to a missing ancient dagger. The dagger, which was responsible for Julius Caesar's death and Adam's original demise, becomes central to the case. As Henry and Adam confront each other, Adam fears that Henry's greatest vulnerability is the possibility of Jo uncovering his hidden truth.
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