'Hawaii Five-O' Season 6 Spoilers, Plot News: Adam Forced To Torture Another Captive
This week's showing of CBS' hit police-procedural drama TV series "Hawaii Five-O" Season 6 will get to focus on Adam (Ian Anthony Dale) getting abducted and reveal how he's become a source of pain for his fellow captive.
Citing the spoiler report posted over at the LatinPost.com, Adam's storyline in the 4th episode titled "Ka Papahana Holo Pono" ("Best Laid Plans") will also run parallel to this week's case. This is basically similar as to how the show featured the interesting subplots of Kono (Grace Park), Steve (Alex O'Loughlin), Catherine (Michelle Borth), Chin (Daniel Dae Kim), and Gabe (Christopher Sean) along with a new case at hand.
This segment, in particular, will begin with a situation involving a wealthy yet reclusive man found dead in a remote area.
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The team will work to put the pieces of the puzzle together, starting from the fact that there was a bag full of cash near the man's body. However, they soon discovered that the money is of no worth as they are actually counterfeit bills.
It will be quite interesting for Hawaii's finest to consider the thought that maybe the person wasn't that wealthy and was only just pretending to be well-off with his play money.
The gravity of the situation gets worse when one has to put in mind that someone killed him. For what? The criminals might surely be disappointed with all the unusable cash at hand.
Meanwhile, the preview for the episode suggests that this episode will temporarily set aside the heartache that Steve felt with Catherine once again leaving him.
For the meantime, viewers will get to see the thrilling and suspenseful plot of Adam getting kidnapped by the Yakuza. The organized crime group are bent to get their revenge for their fallen men.
Making the matters worse for Adam, the officer will reportedly be forced to torture one of Gabe's men of whom the Yakuza has also kidnapped.
Find out how events unfold when "Hawaii Five-O" Season 6 airs this Friday, Oct. 16, at 9 p.m. on CBS.
