This article includes descriptions of suicide or self-harm. If you or someone you know needs support, there is help. Anyone else finding themselves watching the last episode of The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 with their hand over their mouth? But this season? Multiple things. Humphrey says this season is about Mickey coming to terms with his values and who he really wants to be. To that end, Garcia-Rulfo says the guilt comes in handy. He and Gloria were friends, but when she was late on a payment, he paid her a home visit and things got heated.
Julian even went so far as to grab her neck to push her off him, but he left her very much alive. This particular gun was associated with a triple homicide, and its discovery results in Moya being put in prison for life. But Moya knows he was set up and has his lawyer subpoena Gloria to testify about this.
De Marco offers Bishop money to drop the case, which Bishop needs to afford his messy divorce. De Marco has him in his pocket from that day forward. To discredit that potential witness, De Marco and Bishop meet at the home to plant cocaine in his freezer RIP deep-dish pizza β unaware their actions are caught on camera. But instead of introducing the footage in court, Mick shows it to Bishop privately.
But De Marco tells him she was already dead, and he only set the fire to destroy anything that could link them together. Right after Mickey announces he has no further questions, Bishop remains on the stand in tears. He brought so much genuine pathos. It took three days and an estimated 50 takes to shoot. He had to answer for his sins. But in the end, he does the right thing: He tells the truth.
Thankfully, Julian survives his attack and the charges against him are dropped. Mickey is so disgusted with the widespread corruption, he debates abandoning his profession. And Julian himself seemed to question his will to live at times throughout the season.
