The Killing, Season 2

In the aftermath of Councilman Richmond being shot, Sarah returns to Seattle to investigate a possible cover up and wonders if she can trust her partner.

In the season premiere, the case has become personal for Sarah, a conspiracy unfolds, and the Richmond campaign reels from the shooting.

An ominous discovery is made at the Larsen house while Sarah travels to Tacoma to learn Councilman Richmond's dark secret. Meanwhile, Richmond wakes up in the hospital.

The mystery deepens. Sarah can’t trust anyone, Holder finds himself in over his head, and light is shed on Richmond’s past.

Holder falls from grace while Sarah tracks down Rosie's backpack. Richmond confronts the truth about his situation and Stan gets in deeper with the mob while Mitch resurfaces.

Executive Producer Veena Sud and The Killing costars discuss the growing isolation of each of the characters.

Sarah and Holder identify the mystery man with the tattoo while Jamie attempts to enlist Gwen's help and Stan learns his past may have come back to haunt him.

Sarah and Holder’s partnership reforms, Darren and Jamie forge a new kind of friendship, and Stan fends off his dark past.

Sarah receives a message from the dead that may shed light on the identity of Rosie's killer. Meanwhile, Mitch befriends a young runaway; and Richmond has grave doubts about his future in politics.

Sarah’s focus on the case leads to neglecting her son, Stan tries to help the police, and Darren resolves to win the election.

Sarah focuses in on a Larsen family secret, Stan faces his past sins, Mitch shelters a runaway girl, and Richmond has a surprise visitor.

Go inside "Openings" with the cast and crew behind The Killing Season 2.

The investigation returns to the casino while tension erupts at the Larsen house and Stan meets Richmond face to face for the first time to make an uneasy alliance.

Go inside The Killing: Keylela. Holder and Sarah fight over leadership, Stan discovers Terry's questionable past, and Sarah is on the run.

Holder is missing and Sarah is desperate to find him as Stan Larsen takes matters into his own hands and Richmond returns to City Hall.

Go inside The Killing: Off the Reservation. Holder is in peril, Sarah faces her failures, and Richmond's alibi comes into question.

Richmond attempts to help the investigation as Sarah tracks down Rosie’s key. Stan realizes his son is in trouble and Mitch reaches her destination.

Go inside The Killing: Sayonara, Hiawatha. Holder and Sarah get closer to the truth, Richmond takes a stand, and Stan struggles with being a good father.

Sarah teeters on the edge while Stan attempts to make amends and Richmond receives an unexpected boost in the mayoral race.

Go inside The Killing: 72 Hours. Sarah avoids confronting her psychological problems, Stan apologizes to Rosie, and Gwen tells Darren the truth.

After returning to the casino, Sarah and Holder find themselves on the run while Stan and Richmond must make life-altering decisions that will decide their fate.

Go inside The Killing: Bulldog. Richmond reveals where he was the night Rosie died, Stan makes a deal with the devil, and it all comes down to two suspects.

Sarah and Holder have the killer within reach while the Richmond campaign prepares for Election Day and the Larsen family attempts to regain a sense of normalcy.

Go inside The Killing: Donnie or Marie. Sarah plays the political game with the Mayor, Mitch returns, and the key players come to the fore.

Sarah and Holder close the case while Richmond sets out on a bold new path and the Larsen family gains closure from an unsuspected source.

Go inside The Killing: What I Know. Day 26. Rosie Larsen's case is closed. The cast and crew reflect on the season finale.