4 episodes of Jake Gyllenhaal starrer, Presumed Innocent, are now streaming on Apple TV+ and as the series progresses, the plot thickens, giving the viewers plenty to look forward to in the rest of the season.
So far, there have been excellent performances from the cast members including Gyllenhaal himself, accompanied by Ruth Negga, Peter Sarsgaard, Bill Camp, Chase Infiniti, Kingston Rumi Southwick, and O-T Fagbenle amongst others.
Apart from some great performances, Presumed Innocent also boasts some intriguing subplots and plot twists, which have kept us hooked to the series so far, we’re keen to see what’s next for Rusty Sabich, and whether he is really innocent in the murder of Carolyn Polhemus.
In this article, we will give you a preview of Presumed Innocent Episode 5 and what you can expect next!
What Happened in Presumed Innocent Episode 4?
Context is everything when it comes to a series like Presumed Innocent because if you miss one small subplot along the way, chances are the upcoming scenes might not make as much sense to you.
In Presumed Innocent Episode 4, we witnessed Rusty and Barbara talking to their son Kyle, who was around Carolyn’s house the night of the murder.
In these scenes of Rusty with his family, we can see him slowly slip away as the stress of the case begins to get to him, and the evidence continues to pile up against him.
Things aren’t looking good for Rusty as far as Presumed Innocent Episode 4 goes because this episode ends with his friend and lawyer, Raymond, giving Rusty some bad news about his case. In yet another piece of evidence, Rusty’s DNA was found under Carolyn’s nails.
Rusty is convinced that he is being framed for murder, and if that wasn’t enough, Ratzer, a man Rusty interrogated previously shows up at his door, sending Rusty into an angry fit.
What Can You Expect From Presumed Innocent Episode 5?
The Sabich family has been through a lot in the first four episodes of Presumed Innocent, and we aren’t just talking about Rusty. Both his children and his wife have continued to be on the receiving end of plenty of scrutiny, lost jobs, and much more.
It appears, in Episode 5, that the Sabich family might just reach their boiling point, and things aren’t looking great for them.
As for Rusty and his current state of mind, along with the evidence pointing against him, matters are only about to get worse as they head into a 10-week-long trial, with plenty to lose.
When and Where Can You Watch Presumed Innocent Episode 5?
Presumed Innocent Episode 5 will be exclusively available on Apple TV+ on July 3, 2024.
Conclusion
There’s still plenty to unravel when it comes to the murder of Carolyn Polhemus, and we will make sure you are updated with it all, so make sure you keep a lookout on our website!