Ep 7. Highway Robbery

Walt Longmire, the sheriff of Absaroka County, is back with another thrilling episode of Longmire season 4. In episode 7 titled "Highway Robbery," Walt and his team are investigating a case of highway robbery that took place on the highway leading out of Durango. In this episode, Walt's old friend and retired bank robber, Lucien Connally, returns to help with the investigation.

The episode begins with a group of men dressed like cowboys robbing a group of travelers on the highway. Walt and his team are called in to investigate the case, but things get complicated when an innocent bystander is injured during the robbery. Walt and his team quickly learn that this is not a simple case of robbery, but there is more to it than meets the eye.

As the investigation progresses, Walt and Lucien find themselves at odds with each other. Walt distrusts Lucien's methods and believes that he is not being entirely honest with him. However, Lucien is determined to help Walt solve the case, and his knowledge of the criminal underworld proves to be invaluable.

Meanwhile, Vic, Walt's deputy, is dealing with personal issues of her own. She is still struggling to come to terms with her feelings for Walt, and her relationship with her husband, Sean, is becoming increasingly strained. She is also dealing with the aftermath of the shooting that occurred in the previous episode.

As the case unfolds, Walt and his team uncover a web of deception, greed, and betrayal. They discover that the robbery was not just a random act of violence, but a carefully planned heist. They also learn that the robbers are part of a larger criminal organization, and they must act quickly to stop them before they strike again.

The tension builds as the investigation comes to a head, and the final showdown is full of surprises. The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats, wondering what will happen next.

Overall, Longmire season 4 episode 7 is an action-packed thriller that keeps viewers engaged from beginning to end. It is a testament to the excellent writing, acting, and directing that have made Longmire such a popular show among audiences.