Luckily, Jones finds the connection Ganz and Ford were cell mates. Begging the question, why weren't Ford's prints on the coin? They agree identity theft is out, because no one wants the id of a known criminal. Sure enough Ganz is a youngish white guy. Neal worries about June, but Peter says his first prison term was in 2000, which couldn't be right. He was charged for homicide in a theft, but did time for grand theft auto. The coin includes the print of murder suspect and career criminal, Jonas Ganz. Elizabeth takes a rain check on lunch as Peter heads to the office. The scene is strange but luckily Diana interrupts with news that the print got a hit. Huh? For the first time, I question Elizabeth's judgment. Elizabeth's sympathetic…to the dog and makes Peter apologize to it. Neal knows "there's something off about this guy." I believe you Neal.īack at Peter's, Satchmo was at the vet after swallowing Peter's handcuff key. Neal says he's worried about June but Diana thinks he's worried about his meal ticket. Neal: "I should think long and hard before trying to pull anything over on you…And if I ever did try, you would break one or both of my arms….I'm willing to risk it." That gets Diana's attention. Apparently they have had the favor conversation before. Neal heads straight to the FBI with it and asks Diana to run the prints. Sound like anyone we know? Neal questions Ford but he sidesteps like a dancer and flips Neal a Kennedy half dollar. Ford was partners with June's late husband, Byron, and she helps him with housing and gives him Byron's old clothes.
A blind can see the plot theme anvil hovering. She introduces them and wink-winks that they are both con men. Neal is suspicious and touchingly protective of June. Wouldn't have recognized you Lando, but you still have presence. Instead, we welcome Billy Dee Williams as Ford. Is this typical or is Neal particularly excited? By the way, what happened to June's granddaughter from the pilot? You'd think she'd show up as the female eye candy.
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