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Goliath 2.7

Billy held hostage in Mexico by Gabriel? Marisol?  He escapes by wiles and violence. 

Back in L.A., his partner sleeps with FBI guy and then steals evidence (Roman's burner phone) as she lives. Brittany is with crazy Tom in his recreated bedroom.  Danny gets chased by hook-man to the top floor of a skyscraper . . . and then jumps (after losing his ear.)  Marisol's campaign director is on to her double-life. She's fired, and then hook man breaks her nose in the parking lot. 

Denise still believes in Marisol.

Billy makes it back to LA by hiding in the trunk of an SUV driven by a stranger.

Ends tonight!

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