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Ruotolo decides to follow his colleagues to whom he confesses that he kidnapped Damiano together with Savicchio to earn money but the child had died by accident; the two officers thus decided to hide the body near Professor Manzari's farmhouse to put the blame on him since he already had a criminal record for pedophilia. Fenoglio and PM D'Angelo now hang out even after work and end up kissing; the marshal has been in crisis with his partner for some time but he steps aside almost immediately. Fenoglio and his team have to gather damning evidence against Savicchio and so they place bugs in his apartment. Pellecchia is convinced that he is hiding the Grimaldi ransom money in the house and convinces Fenoglio to carry out a search: he himself will find the loot in the ceiling and put the handcuffs on his colleague. Shortly after, Pellecchia says goodbye to Fenoglio and goes to report himself for the crimes committed in the past together with Savicchio. On the same day, July 19, Judge Paolo Borsellino dies in Palermo. In the evening, Fenoglio accompanies D'Angelo home but refuses her invitation to go up and, instead, joins his partner at the hotel; the PM has already decided to distance herself from Lorusso, even more so now that the case on his brother's death will be reopened. In the meantime, the boss Grimaldi has disappeared without a trace.
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