When the detectives go back to the vehicle, Flores is dead, with two bullets in his head. The nurse's brother, a Border Patrol agent, comes forward to take responsibility for the murder. But it turns out he's being blackmailed by the true killer: Raul Mendez, the second-in-command at Flores' organization.
In Lethal Weapon 2, Riggs discovers that South African crime lord Arjen Rudd, whom he and Murtaugh are pursuing, ordered Riggs's death in 1984. Rudd's enforcer, Pieter Vorstedt, killed Victoria Riggs by mistake and made the murder look like an automobile accident to cover up their involvement.
With Lethal Weapon Season 2 concluding with Riggs being shot by his half-brother Garrett while visiting his wife's grave, all signs were pointing to death for the character. We learned off the bat that Riggs was indeed dead, and that Garrett killed himself following the shooting.
In Season 10 of Criminal Minds, Gideon's fate was revealed: he was killed by an unsub Gideon had chased after years ago. However, Patinkin didn't return to film his character's fate, which occurred entirely off-screen.
Abimelech ruled the Israelites for three years. Abimelech had killed Gideon's 70 sons—and they were his own brothers. The leaders of Shechem had supported him in doing this evil thing.
Last fall, Wayans announced that he was leaving the series after he finishes filming the initial 13-episode order, citing his advancing age and his medical status as a diabetic: “I'm a 58-year-old diabetic, and I'm working 16-hour days.”
He has a new remodeled trailer (in deleted scenes restored in a director's cut) in Lethal Weapon 3, and still lives there with his new love Lorna Cole in Lethal Weapon 4. Riggs has a loose right shoulder which can dislocate easily.
Riggs and Molly have a brief relationship that Riggs ends when he sees his work and his father are putting Molly and her son in danger. They later are able to reconcile, and make plans to move back to Texas together just before Riggs is shot in the season 2 finale.
Following a slew of production issues stemming from a fractured relationship between Crawford and Damon Wayans (which, unsurprisingly, ended with the more famous face sticking around), the Season 3 premiere kills off Riggs for good — as was strongly implied in last year's finale.
They soon discover Lorna is about to give birth and race to the hospital, where Riggs and Lorna are ceremonially married by a rabbi just before she enters labor. Their son and Rianne's daughter are born, and Murtaugh accepts Butters as his son-in-law.
It is revealed in the season 1 finale episode that she was indeed murdered. Tito Flores of the Flores drug cartel ordered the hit after Ronnie Delgado refused to cut a deal with Flores in getting him off the drug charges. She was murdered by Gideon Lyon, Flores' main enforcer.
It is later revealed that Nathan and Owen's feud was caused by the disappearance of Owen's sister, Megan. Megan, who had been engaged to Nathan at the time of her abduction, had discovered Nathan's infidelity before running off and ultimately getting kidnapped.
Why did Will's father pull a gun on him long way down?
Then, Will's father, Mikey, enters and holds a gun to Will's head to show him what it feels like to be a victim. He also reveals that when he was in a similar situation years ago and tried to take revenge, he killed the wrong person, but still furthered the cycle of violence.
Two babies are born to Rianne and Lorna, as Martin Riggs is finally settling down. Captain Ed Murphy gives them their former positions as sergeants back since the city is self-insured, and brings gifts for the newborn babies Billy (Martin & Lorna's son) and Victoria (Rianne & Lee's daughter).
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Danny Glover was only 40 when they shot Lethal Weapon, and he was playing Roger Murtaugh just turning 50. Mel Gibson was only 30, and he was playing Martin Riggs as about 35.
Scripture does not explain Gideon's exact motivation for making a golden ephod. The result was disastrous. The object was worshiped by the people of Israel, as an idol. The bible applies a sharp, harsh term: zanah, used for things like fornication and prostitution.
