Chicago Police Episode 7 of Season 13 brings a good mix of suspense and thriller until the very end, ending with a cliffhanger that will keep audiences talking until the series returns next year. In Impulse controlVoight’s investigation into Raymond Bell takes off when a man is found dead with a battered hand near Raymond’s neighborhood.
Voight quickly identifies it as the same wound that Raymond’s son Gary inflicted on his victims. But with only a hunch and no concrete evidence, they can’t attribute anything to the mysterious businessman. However, with the involvement of Gary’s daughter Julie, who is now in Raymond’s custody, things get personal for Agent Eva Imani.
She is convinced that Julie is in danger. And after a mysterious text message consisting of a string of emojis from the young girl and a disturbing call, Agent Imani rushes into the Bell residence to save the young girl. However, Julie Bell is missing, and Chicago Police Episode 7 of Season 13 ends with Agent Imani finding the girl’s broken phone. But she’s not home alone.
Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers for Chicago PD Season 13 Episode 7. Reader discretion is advised.
Is Julie Bell in danger in Chicago Police season 13 episode 7?
Agent Eva Imani is a tenacious investigator, but her tenacity could put her in serious danger. But her unbridled zeal is also the reason why she goes after Julie Bell at the Bell residence despite Hank Voight’s disapproval. The Intelligence Unit is at a standstill in the case of Raymond Bell in Chicago Police season 13 episode 7 because they have no concrete evidence to stop him.
Imani has every reason to believe that Julie is in danger. Earlier in the episode, she is hospitalized after allegedly falling from a tree, but Imani gives the girl her phone number in case she needs help. She later receives a mysterious text message from Julie and she thinks it’s a cry for help. However, since it’s just a bunch of emojis, it’s not enough to burst into the Bell residence to apprehend Raymond.
What forces Imani to rush to save Julie is a phone call that evening. Julie doesn’t speak and Imani only hears heavy breathing before the call is disconnected. When she calls Julie again, no one answers. Against Voight’s instructions, she heads to the Bell residence to rescue Julie, but the girl has disappeared. What she finds is Julie’s broken phone and a strange noise behind her at the end of the episode.
Although Imani thinks Julie is in trouble, the child may not be the only one facing a disastrous fate. Even though her intention comes from a good place, going rogue could ultimately put her and perhaps Julie in even more danger.
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Chicago Police season 13 episode 7: Who is Raymond Bell?
Raymond Bell in Chicago Police Season 13 Episode 7 is a character from a previous episode. He was first introduced as the father of Gary Bell, the suspect the intelligence unit investigated. Chicago Police season 13 episode 4, Root cause. The team encountered him while searching for Gary, a bank robber and hitman who was mysteriously distraught over the crimes he had committed.
The intelligence unit discovered a history of abuse in the Bell household, but it’s all presumed. There was no hard evidence to implicate Raymond, so Gary’s daughter Julie was placed in his care. But before he died, Gary told Voight that he “wasn’t born that way” and that “he made me that way.”
The message haunted Voight enough that he believed Raymond conditioned his son to become the monster he was. And based on the new murder case Chicago Police season 13 episode 7, Voight’s suspicions may not be far away.
Voight’s Blackmailer and Other Highlights Chicago Police season 13 episode 7
Aside from trying to go after Raymond Bell, seeing Voight try to discover the identity of his blackmailer is another highlight of Chicago Police season 13, episode 7. The episode confirms what audiences may already know: that Devlin is the one sending Voight these threatening messages.
Another highlight of the episode is the Raymond Bell interrogation scene. While this doesn’t give the team the concrete evidence they’re looking for, it’s fun to see how Voight and the rest of the intelligence unit manage to play mind games, trap Raymond, and uncover his lies.
Catch Chicago Police season 13 episode 7, as well as previous episodes of the series, on NBC and Peacock.
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