Preview — Found Season 1 Episode 6: Missing While Addicted
Gabi’s relentless efforts to reunite a dying mother with her son put her at odds with her team on Found Season 1 Episode 6, “Missing While Addicted.”
Going off the episode’s title, it’s safe to assume that the missing man at the center of the case has an addiction. That seems like exactly the kind of missing person Gabi and the team are dedicated to finding.
Plus, we haven’t seen Gabi’s team voice any real disagreement with her regarding the case before. So what’s different about this one? Is it something about the case itself or the way Gabi is approaching it?
It’s likely some combination of both. However, if it is about how Gabi deals with this case, that brings up another question. What is it about this case that causes Gabi to make choices her team is uncomfortable with?
Again, that’s not something we’ve seen before. What feelings does this case bring up for Gabi that possibly cloud her judgement?
Elsewhere on the episode, Lacey tells Gabi she knows she’s hiding something from her. Is Lacey finally going to confront Gabi with her suspicions she’s been lying to her about Sir?
Check out the photos and promo video below for a preview!
Episode description: When Gabi takes the case of a missing man on behalf of his mother, it causes disagreement among her team. Her dogged pursuit of the truth leads to a shocking revelation.
Written by: Jennifer King
Photos from Found Season 1 Episode 6:
Promo video:
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