History Recap / LawAndOrderS13E6Hitman

* ProfessionalKiller: Jamie Astangura is one, and Tony hired ''another'' professional killer since Jamie wasn't available.]]
** The way how Rosatti was found dead is what led everyone to figure out it was a Hit job. As Green's stated, no bullet casings, no messy job and no stolen possessions, "Very clean, Very Professional."

* FrameUp: Randy accuses Sherri of this, but [[spoiler:it's the victim who was framing both of them.]]

* NeverSuicide: [[spoiler:Subverted. Tony's death actually ''was'' a suicide intended to frame Sherri and Randy.]]

* ProfessionalKiller: Jamie Astangura is one, and [[spoiler:Tony hired ''another'' professional killer since Jamie wasn't available.]]

* ManipulativeBastard: Tony Rosatti managed to play everyone, including close friends, in his ploy for revenge against his cheating wife and her lover. When he revealed on his last video message about his plan, he knew that if it was being played, than the plan failed, but knew that whatever happened beforehand would be enough to ruin his wife's life. He got under law enforcement's skin because of this, as Jack had no one to blame for his death other than Rosatti himself and tried pinning blame on Vignerelli, which falls flat immediately due to Rosatti's lawyer backing him up as well. The kicker? Rosatti's prenup stipulated that if his wife cheats on him, she gets nothing in the divorce, and in his will, if he were to commit suicide, Vignerelli gets everything. He made damn sure his wife suffers as much as possible.

* ProfessionalKiller: Jamie Astangura is one, and [[spoiler:Tony hired ''another'' professional killer since Jamie wasn't available.]]

City contractor Tony Rosatti is killed in a professional hit. Briscoe and Green's main suspect is the victim's wife Sherri. He was planning to divorce her for cheating on him, so she wouldn't receive any money under the terms of their pre-nup. But now she has inherited a large estate including a $3m life insurance policy. A $50,000 payment from her account is traced to a hitman named Jamie Astangura. He is in jail and couldn't have killed Rosatti himself. Jamie says Rosatti was on his hit list, but had to wait until Jamie's release. He doesn't subcontract murders, so someone else killed Rosatti.

But then [=McCoy=] finds that Rosatti's friend "Bobby Vig" Vignerelli made two payments of $50,000 to him. Bobby Vig calls Rosatti's lawyer Austin Foster - saying that Rosatti left instructions to do this if Bobby Vig were threatened with prosecution. Foster produces an unopened parcel Rosatti sent before his death. It contains a videotape in which Rosatti says he wanted to die, so he hired a hitman to kill him and framed Sherri and Randy. A clause in Rosatti's will says that if he commits suicide, Bobby Vig inherits everything; Branch anticipates an unpleasant legal battle.

City contractor Tony Rosatti is killed in a professional hit. Briscoe and Green's main suspect is the victim's wife Sherri. He was planning to divorce her for cheating on him, so she wouldn't receive any money under the terms of their pre-nup. But now she has inherited a large estate including a $3m life insurance policy. A payment from her account is traced to a hitman named Jamie Astangura. He is in jail and couldn't have killed Rosatti himself. Jamie says Rosatti was on his hit list, but had to wait until Jamie's release. He doesn't subcontract murders, so someone else killed Rosatti.

But then [=McCoy=] finds that Rosatti's friend "Bobby Vig" Vigerelli made two payments of $50,000 to him. Bobby Vig calls Rosatti's lawyer Austin Foster - saying that Rosatti left instructions to do this if Bobby Vig were threatened with prosecution. Foster produces an unopened parcel Rosatti sent before his death. It contains a videotape in which Rosatti says he wanted to die, so he hired a hitman to kill him and framed Sherri and Randy. A clause in Rosatti's will says that if he commits suicide, Bobby Vig inherits everything; Branch anticipates an unpleasant legal battle.

But then [=McCoy=] finds that Rosatti's friend "Bobby Vig" Vigerelli made two payments of $50,000 to Rosatti. Bobby Vig calls Rosatti's lawyer Austin Foster - saying that Rosatti left instructions to do this if Bobby Vig were threatened with prosecution. Foster produces an unopened parcel Rosatti sent before his death. It contains a videotape in which Rosatti says he wanted to die, so he hired a hitman to kill him and framed Sherri and Randy. A clause in Rosatti's will says that if he commits suicide, Bobby Vig inherits everything; Branch anticipates an unpleasant legal battle.

But then [=McCoy=] finds that Rosatti's friend "Bobby Vig" Vigerelli made two payments of $50,000 to Rosatti. Bobby Vig calls Rosatti's lawyer Austin Foster - saying that Rosatti left instructions to do this if Bobby Vig were threatened with prosecution. Foster produces an unopened parcel Rosatti sent before his death. It contains a videotape in which Rosatti says he wanted to die, so he hired a hitman to kill him and framed Sherri and Randy. A clause in Rosatti's will says that if he commits suicide, Bobby Vig inherits everything; Branch anticipates an unpleasant legal battle with Sherri.

But then [=McCoy=] finds that Rosatti's friend "Bobby Vig" Vigerelli made two payments of $50,000 to Rosatti. Bobby Vig calls Rosatti's lawyer Austin Foster - saying that Rosatti left instructions to do this if Bobby Vig were threatened with prosecution. Foster produces an unopened parcel Rosatti sent before his death. It contains a videotape in which Rosatti says he wanted to die, so he hired a hitman to kill him and framed Sherri and Randy. There is also a revised will saying that Tony wants Bobby Vig to inherit his estate. Branch anticipates an unpleasant legal battle over the will.

Sherri's boyfriend Randy Porter is arrested after the detectives find a burner phone in his home that was used to contact Jamie. Randy says he doesn't know where the phone came from and thinks Sherri is framing him. He suggests her father, a retired police officer, knows how to hire a hitman. In turn Sherri says Randy could have forged her name on the transaction. With no evidence as to who actually killed Tony, [=McCoy=] charges Sherri and Randy for conspiring with Jamie Astangura.