: Despite resistance from the local police, Jessica's investigative skills lead her to the Silva family. Their son, Nathan, a high school wrestling teammate of Salinger, has been missing for 15 years. Jessica discovers a clue in an old photograph that leads her to a gazebo in the Silvas' backyard. In a dramatic display of power, she lifts the gazebo and uncovers Nathan’s body stuffed in a wrestling bag, providing the first concrete DNA evidence against Salinger.
: Struggling to save her firm’s reputation, Jeri takes Salinger on as a client, leading to a public press conference where Salinger attempts to paint himself as a victim of a "feminist vindicator". : Despite resistance from the local police, Jessica's
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This episode is often cited as one of the strongest of the season for highlighting Jessica’s capabilities as a detective rather than just a brawler. However, fans and critics alike have noted that Jessica’s public humiliation of Salinger at the end of the episode was a tactical error that provoked him to become far more ruthless in subsequent episodes. Jessica Jones Season 3 Episode 7 Recap - Vulture
Following Salinger’s release from custody due to lack of evidence, Jessica and Trish Walker embark on a road trip to Salinger’s hometown of . Their goal is to find his "first kill," operating on the theory that his earliest crimes would be the most amateurish and easiest to prove.