Bosch: Legacy Season 3 Episode 7: The Black Ice Connection and Bosch’s Investigation

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Warning! This article contains spoilers from Bosch: Legacy Season 3, Episode 7.

Summary

  • Harry Bosch retraces Jimmy Robertson’s steps linked to Black Ice case & seeks justice for his murder.
  • Honey Chandler charges Diego Para with robbery, raises suspicion about hidden phone records.
  • Bosch discovers a link between Robertson’s murder, Black Ice drug, and drug cartels, suspecting a hit.

In the seventh installment of “Bosch: Legacy,” Harry Bosch delves into the footsteps Jimmy Robertson took prior to his death, leading him to discover that Robertson had been investigating a case concerning a deceased individual in south LA, connected to an illicit drug called The Black Ice.

In another part of the story, Honey Chandler chooses to accuse Diego Para of robbery rather than murder. Meanwhile, Vasquez investigates Albert, his nephew, for possible connections to subsequent home burglaries. Maddie Bosch (Madison Lintz) uncovers missing phone records from the case, causing her to wonder if Vasquez may have overstepped boundaries, and she turns to Bosch for counsel.

Why Is Honey Chandler Not Charging Diego Para With Murder in Bosch: Legacy Episode 7?

Bosch: Legacy Season 3, Episode 7
Starring Titus Welliver, Mimi Rogers, Madison Lintz, Chang, Denise G. Sanchez, Miles Gaston Villaneuva, Andrea Cortes and Tommy Martinez
Episode Title Welcome To The Other Side
Directed By Katrelle Kindred

The seventh episode of ‘Bosch: Legacy’ opens in a courtroom, where a hearing is underway for The People vs Diego Para. Honey Chandler, now serving as the lead prosecutor, declares that the district attorney’s office will be charging Para with six counts of armed robbery, not murder. Reporters are gathered outside the courthouse, grilling Chandler about the lack of a murder charge, but she tactfully avoids answering and departs. Meanwhile, Harry Bosch and Maurice ‘Mo’ Bassi delve into the Finbar McShane case, simultaneously plotting to reconstruct Jimmy Robertson’s movements in an effort to solve his unsolved murder. Simultaneously, Chandler receives a call from the police chief and reaffirms her commitment to achieving true justice for Robertson.

In the sixth episode of “Bosch: Legacy”, it was revealed that Denise Vasquez’s nephew Albert might be connected to a series of home robberies. This revelation prompted Denise to confront Albert about his possible involvement, which he denied. She urged him to confess, informing him that there was evidence showing Nestor attempting to sell a watch that had been stolen from one of the robberies.

Meanwhile, Bosch inquired from Shaz if Robertson had any plans after finishing his drink on the night he was murdered, but she maintained that he intended to head straight home. However, while going through Robertson’s belongings, Bosch found an address for a garage in one of his pockets. He then joined forces with DEA agent Charlie, who confirmed that Robertson had been working on a case with the DEA.

Later, Bosch reached out to Perry Lopez (Miles Gaston Villanueva) to inquire about the cases Robertson was investigating prior to his death. Lopez disclosed that Robertson was looking into a body dump site in south LA, though he mentioned that the case files were under lock and key. Nevertheless, he agreed to look into it further.

‘Don’t quit on your partner’

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What Does The Black Ice And Fentanyl Have To Do With Jimmy Robertson Murder In Bosch: Legacy?

Jade Quinn stumbles upon an UNO card concealing a message summoning her to a gathering at a restaurant. The meeting organizer turns out to be Mo ‘Maurice’ Bassi. They meet up, and he requests access to a closed file regarding the McShane case, which Jade contemplates helping him with. Later on, she carries the file to his apartment. Simultaneously, Bosch and Perez track down a body dump in south LA that leads them to a hotel in Lancaster. Someone had checked in there last October but failed to check out. Meanwhile, investigations reveal that Diego Para’s DNA was not present on the bullets from Robertson’s crime scene; instead, an unidentified male’s DNA was discovered.

1. Maddie discovers that Vasquez discarded some proof linked to phone records in connection with recent home burglaries, so she consults Bosch for advice on how to handle suspicions about an officer potentially overstepping boundaries. Later, Vasquez is visited by Maddie who grills her about Albert’s involvement in the aforementioned home burglaries.

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2. Maddie realizes that Vasquez has disposed of proof regarding phone records related to recent break-ins at people’s homes, and goes to Bosch for advice on dealing with suspicions towards an officer who might be overstepping the line. Later, it is Vasquez who receives a visit from Maddie, who confronts her about Albert and his potential involvement in those home burglaries.

‘You have to decide how much of the gray you’re willing to live in’

Bosch talks with Charlie and learns that Robertson inquired about a drug called The Black Ice, fentanyl, and its connection to the body discovered in South LA from his DEA contact. Bosch hypothesizes to Chandler that Robertson might have met someone at the taco truck, got set up, and was deliberately targeted. When Chandler wonders if this implies a cartel link, Bosch thinks it could be possible. However, their discussion is cut short by a call informing Chandler that the DNA on the bullets from Robertson’s case matches an ongoing investigation. Could it just be a coincidence?

No chance. This was a hit. This is sicarios.

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2025-04-10 19:04