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Tracker season 3 episode 7 brings Colter Shaw to Boston for a lead about his father's past, but he stumbles into a missing daughter case that gets more complicated and dangerous by the minute. Titled Eat the Rich, the latest installment in the series sees Colter on a hunt for leads about Noelle, a missing daughter and courier, and fighting for his life.
Colter is dealing with a wealthy, influential Boston family that has an equally dangerous fixer named MC, who is determined to keep the family's secrets safe. But the narrative takes a more complex turn when the family's son and successor, Graham, dies of apparent s**cide amid Noelle's kidnapping case.
The end of Tracker season 3 episode 7 sees Colter confronting MC one last time, telling her that he knows what she did to Graham, that he didn't take his life, and that MC had him killed because he had started to become a loose end. It appears that Colter has found himself in the middle of an influential but shady family drama, but his job is done because Noelle is saved.
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Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers for Tracker season 3 episode 7. Reader's discretion is advised.
Tracker season 3 episode 7: What happens to Graham, and why does Colter believe MC has something to do with it?
After meeting a distraught father in a gun range while looking for answers about his own father, Colter helps the man find his missing daughter. All the leads about the new abduction case lead him to one of Boston's wealthiest and most influential families, the Bennings. Specifically, Colter's investigation leads to the son, Graham Benning. He tracks the guy down to his family's estate.
But before Colter can get to Graham, he's already dead. Colter sees him dead in a blood-filled bathtub after apparently slitting his wrists. However, Colter is certain Graham didn't commit suicide. He believes Graham wanted to come clean about what happened with Noelle, so MC had taken care of the problem: Graham.
Graham's confession via a message he sent someone with a photo of Noelle tied up only solidifies Colter's theory that MC had him killed. At the end of Tracker season 3 episode 7, Colter returns to the Bennings estate to confront MC, and she doesn't dispute it when Colter says that she had Graham killed, with his father Gene's permission, because he's a loose end and is a troublemaker.
It appears that while MC is working for the family, her allegiance is first and foremost to the head of the family, Gene. Graham, while a Benning, is just another one of the family's messes she has to take care of and bury. But she's covered her tracks well, as Colter admits, but he reckons that she would slip up one of these days.
Why was Noelle kidnapped in Tracker season 3 episode 7?
As Colter's investigation unfolds in Tracker season 3 episode 7, it's revealed that Noelle was a witness to Graham committing murder. She saw him strangle a waiter at one of his events one night while she was doing one of her deliveries. While Graham promised that she would reason out with Noelle about what happened, Noelle was determined to speak up.
She went to a criminal defense attorney for help, and the lawyer tried to help her hide in one of his rental properties. But because Graham's pleading couldn't shut her up, MC had to deal with the situation. Noelle is a loose end they have to cut off, and it's why she was kidnapped from the rental house one evening. They plan to ply her with drugs and will likely kill her so she can no longer talk to the police.
Thankfully, Colter arrives just in time and gets into a shootout with Noelle's captor. But she's heavily drugged, and ironically, it is MC with Narcan that helps Colter revive Noelle. It's one of her ways of covering up her tracks.
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Who is the other dead body in Tracker season 3 episode 7?
Tracker season 3 episode 7 ends with two unfortunate deaths that Colter ties to MC. There's Graham Benning at the end of the episode, but there's also Lyle Voss, the criminal defense attorney who tried to help Noelle. It turns out that Noelle asked for Voss's help or counsel about the crime she saw, but MC's lackey was able to follow her to Voss's office.
Voss helped her escape through the window and gave her the address to his rental house. But Voss died for helping her. Colter Shaw sees him dead inside a bathroom cubicle in his office building while tracking down Noelle's last delivery before she went missing.
Tracker season 3 episode 7, along with the show's previous episodes, is streaming on Paramount+.
