Wondering what happened in Tracker Season 2 Episode 9? This episode finally solves the long-standing Gina Pickett case, revealing the true identity of the elusive serial killer known as The Teacher. With shocking confessions, unexpected betrayals, and a tense confrontation, Colter Shaw uncovers the truth behind Gina’s disappearance.
Let’s break down the key events, major reveals, and the resolution of this decade-old mystery.
Who is the Teacher and did he kill Gina in Tracker Season 2 Episode 9?
The Teacher turns out to be Noah Darview, an anesthesiologist who worked as a traveling doctor.
He moved between states, making it difficult for authorities to connect his victims. In his younger years, Darview kidnapped victims himself, but as he grew older, he recruited “disciples”—young men already registered as sex offenders—to abduct women on his behalf.
In Tracker Season 2 Episode 9, Colter Shaw and his team discover that Frank Whales, one of Darview’s disciples, kidnapped Gina Pickett by luring her with a fake secret concert. Frank later leads Colter to an abandoned hospital, where they find another victim.
There, Colter finally confirms that Noah Darview is the Teacher. During the confrontation, Frank tries to kill Darview but falls under his manipulation once again. Darview stabs Frank, but Colter shoots and captures him.
Darview confesses to killing Gina Pickett, giving her sister Camille closure. He also reveals the locations of his other victims’ remains. Camille holds a funeral for Gina and chooses to leave town, ending her decade-long search for answers. The case’s resolution leads to Frank Whales’ death and Darview’s arrest, ensuring his crimes came to light.
Colter Shaw, having solved his long-standing case, prepares to move on to his next investigation. Meanwhile, Keaton, the retired cop who had assisted in the case, also parts ways with Colter, offering his help if ever needed again. The episode concludes with Colter successfully solving the case, albeit with an outcome that was not entirely satisfying for him.
