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At the start of the series, Darren and Gwen suspect Jamie of leaking information about the campaign to the press. However, Jamie is absolved when another aide, planted in the campaign by a Seattle City Council member, is outed as the leak. Darren's opponent, Mayor Lesley Adams, unsuccessfully attempts to recruit Jamie for his own campaign.
The series was renewed for a second season on June 13, 2011, after the twelfth episode aired. [10] Production began on the 13-episode second season in November 2011. [11] Series developer Veena Sud confirmed the Rosie Larsen murder investigation would be solved, and a second case would be introduced. [11]
Eventually, a car belonging to the mayoral campaign of city councilman Darren Richmond (Billy Campbell) is pulled from a lake in the park, and Rosie is discovered dead in the trunk. [ 1 ] As the Larsen family tries to cope with its grief, police suspicion initially focuses on Rosie's rich, dissolute boyfriend Jasper and his drug dealing friend ...
The episode is written by series creator Veena Sud and is directed by Agnieszka Holland. In the episode, Sarah remains in Seattle to try to solve Rosie Larsen's case once again, after learning Holder's evidence of Darren Richmond was doctored. Belko Royce is arrested for shooting his mother and Richmond.
Councilman Darren Richmond attends the parole hearing of a woman (Jillian Fargey), who begs forgiveness for causing his wife's death. After the hearing, he punches a bathroom mirror, shattering it. On the drive back to City Hall, Richmond phones Gwen Eaton and tells her to release the information about the mayor to the press.
The Killing: Darren Richmond Regular role (seasons 1–2), "Eden" 2013 Killing Lincoln: Abraham Lincoln: TV film Full Circle: Trent Campbell 3 episodes 2014 Lizzie Borden Took an Ax: Andrew Jennings TV film Delirium: Thomas Fineman Unsold TV pilot 2014–15 Helix: Dr. Alan Farragut Main role 2017 Modus: Dale Tyler Recurring role (season 2) 2017 ...
"Orpheus Descending" is the thirteenth episode of the American television drama series The Killing, which aired on June 19, 2011. The episode is co-written by series creator Veena Sud and Nic Pizzolatto and is directed by Brad Anderson. In the episode, the detectives investigate Darren Richmond’s involvement with Rosie Larsen.
At the hospital, Darren Richmond orders Jamie Wright to help him into a wheelchair. Jamie cannot support Richmond's weight, and they fall to the floor. Later, Mayor Lesley Adams and Benjamin Abani (Colin Lawrence) visit. Adams says that he will support Darren's campaign in four years but Darren wonders if Adams was responsible for his arrest.