Angela tells Sandoval about the surveillance tape and explains that James didn’t hide a gun.
Silver reminds James that he’s the only one standing between him and the death penalty.
James insists that there’s nothing to worry about.
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Tasha texts Tommy about the whole situation, interrupting him while he tries to evade Keisha’s questions.
He agrees that Tasha has no choice but to take the stand if she’s been running their financials.
The two collude on ways to get rid of James.
James already has enough to deal with.
He gets a visit fromtheSimon Stern, the same man who took Truth nightclub from James temporarily.
It’s clear Stern is loving every moment of seeing James behind that glass window.
He knows about the frozen assets and offers to help James financially, but James declines.
He’s not excited that she came around.
To prove it, James runs down the conversation he overheard between Angela and Knox that night.
He also points out in the crime scene photos that the burner phone wasn’t there before.
Tasha puts two and two together and calls out Tommy for messing with Keisha.
She’s concerned that his love for Holly hasn’t gone away and Keisha will get hurt.
Tommy confesses to killing Holly, admitting that he thought she killed Ghost.
Hopefully Tommy doesn’t get into anything too crazy.
It’s time for the hearing.
To everyone’s surprise, Silver calls James instead.
After the tense hearing, James and Silver regroup.
More money, more problems, right?
Except James' problem is that he has no money.
James and Tasha are shocked.
James tries to thank Angela, but she’s not hearing him.
Angela doesn’t care.
She makes it known that she’ll do whatever it takes to find out who killed Knox.
This is about to be a war.
And the victory for James and Tasha may be temporary.
That said, he thinks the prosecution played their hand.
As James gets ready to leave jail, Tony hands him a cell phone to pass along to Tommy.
