Fever Beach

Figgo meets with Pete Webster, the attorney his mother has recommended to him. Figgo does not have the $10,000 fee Webster demands, but he promises to have it within five days. On his way home, Figgo calls Clure and leaves a message asking for a favor. In his driveway, he finds Jerry Jeff Tupelo waiting to talk to him about joining the Strokers. He invites Tupelo in for a drink.

Nicki rejects Clure’s offer of a condo, and Clure is directed to speak to her only through her lawyer. When Clure returns Figgo’s call, he learns that Figgo needs $10,000. Fearing that Figgo testifying in a trial might be bad for both of them, Clure says he will need to speak to Webster, but he agrees to wire Figgo the money and speak to the prosecutor.

Twilly learns that Rachel Cohen, who previously held Viva’s job with the Minks, mysteriously went missing right after telling the Minks that she thought some of their donations were being used to fund right-wing hate groups. One of these donations helped fund the January 6th insurrection. Twilly suspects that the Minks had Rachel killed. Twilly checks into unidentified bodies and finds a likely match with a female corpse discovered near Carpville.