Will Trent Season 2 Episode 3 Spoilers: Will and Faith Investigate a Corrupt Politician

This is Will Trent’s first time dabbling in politics, so it’ll be interesting. It’s always been messy when the agents from Law & Order: SVU accuse a politician of having compromised secrets right before a ceremony.

Will always has a soft spot for missing people, probably because no one saved him. Therefore, it will drive him crazy if they keep chasing clues only to lose Isabella again.

Since most cases are connected, more than likely, the murders are also connected to the Councilman or the pastor. While the GBI will want to solve those, time is ticking to find Isabella. Saving a pregnant woman is vital.

I had hoped the suspicious pastor Will and Faith would interview would be the same one they talked to in Will Trent Season 1 Episode 4. He was creepy and like he had many secrets.

However, this pastor is played by Jerod Haynes. Something wrong always happens when Will enters a church, so I’m unsure if the pastor is working with the politician or if he’ll have some information to lead them to Isabella.

Most Will Trent arcs don’t last longer than two episodes, and the one concerning Will’s patronage has lasted four so far. While I wouldn’t mind a season-long arc, could many other viewers endure that much trauma and flashbacks?

While we’re done with James Ulster for now, it doesn’t mean Will’s quest for a family has ended. His curiosity may get the better of him as he wonders what his uncle, Antonio Miranda, can reveal about his mother, Lucy.

Since he’s unsure if James is his father, Will may hope his uncle can also clear that up. Will has never had a male role model, but is his uncle the best one?

Antonio was judgemental of Lucy. Imagine how he’d react to Will’s dyslexia. I’d hate to see him hurt even more.

After Amanda realized what an asset Angie was in Will Trent Season 2 Episode 2, Angie returns to the force and works a sauna murder with Det. Ormewood.

As Erika Christensen teased, “Ormewood and Angie usually have some lower-stakes cases with morbid humor written into them, while Will and Faith’s cases are usually high stakes, with someone’s life on the line.”

With that in mind, they could find a murder at a high-end fitness center. They have saunas and many suspects, or this case could occur at a mansion with a built-in pool, hot tub, and sauna facility.

This kind of storyline reeks of a jilted lover that finds their partner with another in the sauna and leaves them in there to sweat to death. That means both storylines could stem from an affair. That doesn’t happen often, and it would be interesting if it did.

This type of case would affect Michael since both he and his wife committed adultery. Even worse, one of the other women was Angie.

There has been lots of tension in the Ormewood home, and it would literally be Michael’s worst fear to see Gina with another man in a sauna.

If this were a passionate murder, it would hit way too close to home, and hopefully, Michael won’t emphasize too much with the suspect.

Sometimes, Michael and Angie’s cases are corny, but this one has the potential to be relatable.

We’re not sure of much, but we’ve seen that in Will Trent Season 2, they’ve been relating the cases back to the agents’ personal lives.

What do you think, Will Trent Fanatics? Are you excited to get back to the case of the week?

Let us know in the comments what you’re most excited to see.

Will Trent airs on ABC on Tuesdays at 8/7c. New Episodes drop on Hulu the day after they air.