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Fans are curious to know what happened in Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2 ending, and how the billionaire’s case was resolved. Episode 2, titled “The Wrong Stuff,” follows a billionaire facing a tragic accident and dying during a space training simulation. Elsbeth is now tasked with finding the culprit and her prime suspect is wannabe astronaut Neal. So, who killed the billionaire?
Here’s Elsbeth’s Season 2 Episode Recap for you.
What happens at the end of Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2?
Gavin’s case is resolved and Elsbeth and Blanke return to the precinct at the end of Elsbeth S2E2.
In the finale, Aaron brings a set of waivers for the team to sign. Neal is caught when his pen’s ink leaks over the paperwork. He is immediately put behind bars and mentions the reason behind his intentions for Gavin. After the case is resolved, Elsbeth and Blanke discover that Morgan has headed to space alone.
Additionally, another news segment starts playing. It reveals that sports franchise owner Mark Van Ness and his wife pop star TruRose, who were married for 2 years, are now divorcing. Another drama rolls up when TruRose’s attorneys converse with Van Ness’ past divorce lawyers, adding a challenge to their prenuptial agreement.
Who killed Gavin in Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2?
Neal killed Gavin in Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2.
This was revealed while the team was signing paperwork and his ink spilled all over the place. He is arrested on the spot, following which he speaks about his intentions behind killing Gavin. In addition, he leveraged a pen to pull out the battery of Gavin’s hoverboard, which led to his death in the process.
Why did Neil kill Gavin in Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2?
Most likely, Neal’s motivation to kill Gavin stemmed from his son Randy preferring the latter over the former.
He mentioned that Gavin’s sporting lifts are one of the reasons that prompted him to kill. Other reasons he mentions include his hypocritical behavior and his son preferring Gavin over him.
