Jesse Doran

After resigning, Vinnie returns to his old neighborhood to try and get some peace after his life undercover, but is distressed to find white supremists are stirring up trouble. Daryl Elias is promoted to OCB director and orders Frank to either bring Vinnie back to work, or in for debriefing. After a synagogue is trashed, Pete speaks out against the white supremists and is then murdered in a hit and run accident, making Vinnie rejoin the OCB to find his killer.

The crew searches for an assassin when Brody's cryogenically frozen mother suddenly reappears and becomes the killer's target.

When a local priest finds a box that belonged to Pete, he takes it to Vinnie, who finds a diary of his father's inside. As he reads it, he finds out about a dark episode involving his father and the local mob. The episode uses black and white film and familiar faces to bring John's diary to life.

During a return visit to the States, Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett) becomes involved with a wealthy and eccentric European named Eric Railman. He has flair, expensive taste, and charisma. Eric invites Jill to his yacht but their interlude is interrupted by sniper fire. Jill returns the gunshots, but the sniper escapes in a speedboat. Later, Jill and the Angels uncover Railman's identity as the Crown Prince of a small European country. At a planned picnic rendezvous, Jill confronts Railman, who admits he is avoiding reactionaries to his father's government. During more investigation, the Angels discover that Railman's bodyguards are accomplices to the assassination attempts. During a wild chase in the forest picnic area, the Angels subdue and apprehend the would-be assassins.