‘Hawaii Five-O’ season 7’s episode 9, entitled "Elua la ma Nowemapa" a.k.a. "Two Days in November", will follow Scott and the rest of the team as they investigate the murder of a conspiracy theorist, who claimed to know the truth behind JFK’s famous assassination.
The synopsis for episode 9 posted on Carter Matt stated, “When a conspiracy theorist with compelling evidence that JFK’s cabinet ordered his assassination is murdered, Five-0 investigate’s one of history’s most notorious unsolved mysteries.”
The incoming episode will follow Scott (Alex O’Loughlin) and his team as they try to solve the murder of a conspiracy theorist, who allegedly has answers to the mysterious assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. The victim claimed that JFK’s cabinet may be behind the assassination in Dallas, Texas on that fateful day.
While the new episode may deviate from the usual storyline, it may deliver an interesting look at one of the most controversial political murders in the history of the United States. The brief synopsis did not give out much details except that Danny and his team of experts may dig out new clues from Kennedy’s very old yet very popular case.
According to Christian Times, the promo showed Jerry (Jorge Garcia) witnessing the murder of fellow conspiracy theorist and friend Susie Freeling (Katie Malia), who may have solved the mystery of JFK’s assassination by pinning the murder on his own cabinet. Danny and the elite force Five-O will face off against the FBI, who intend to take over the case. Fearing that the government will possibly attempt a cover-up, they move to get to the bottom of things despite the threat of getting in trouble with the FBI.
This episode includes guest stars Andrew Lawrence as Eric Russo, Katie Malia as Susie Freeling, Matt Battaglia as Agent Ward, and Marty Ryan as Dean Rusk, according to Blasting News.
‘Hawaii Five-O’ season 7’s episode 9, entitled "Elua la ma Nowemapa" a.k.a. "Two Days in November", is scheduled to air on CBS on November 18, 2016. It was directed by Maja Vrvilo and written by Sean Farina.
