Longmire

Sheriff Longmire, with assistance from Vic and Henry, looks into a murder in the backcountry that is connected to a Native American family.

Sheriff Longmire and his team look into the death of an exotic dancer who may be connected to the Amish community, while Cady faces tension due to her new romantic involvement.

Sheriff Longmire investigates a barn fire that killed a man and his prize-winning horses, uncovering hidden family truths along the way.

A fisherman finds two bodies, one of which is a teenager from the Cheyenne reservation, prompting an investigation into a possible murder.

Walt and his team investigate a series of missing Cheyenne foster children and track down a fugitive unregistered sex offender.

Walt investigates the possibility that a bear was lured to kill a recently paroled criminal. Branch's uncle, a retired sheriff, becomes involved in the case, drawn back to his former life in law enforcement.

A beer distributor is violently attacked over a painting of little value, drawing suspicion and concern. Meanwhile, Vic's husband grows increasingly uneasy about her close ties to Walt. At the same time, Branch's father discovers information that could jeopardize Walt's political aspirations.

Henry employs his tracking skills to find a troubled young woman who might be connected to the killing of a gas station owner.

The Tribal Council president is discovered dead on county property, but investigators determine he was killed elsewhere, leading to a widening list of suspects. Meanwhile, Walt confronts personal turmoil as he discovers an affair between Cady and Branch.

The first-season finale centers on the murder of a teenager who had recently been acquitted of raping a Cheyenne woman, while Walt is compelled to confront unresolved emotions surrounding his wife's death.