Burn Notice Season 3 Episode 13

Burn Notice Season 3 Episode 12

Barry enlists Michael’s help in tracking down his money-laundering client list, which has been stolen by a vicious thief. Michael goes after the thief, only to find that there’s a lot more to the situation than he realized.

Meanwhile, Fiona tries to be supportive of Michael’s efforts to reconnect with the intelligence community, but she and Michael find that their differences on the subject may not be reconcilable.

Nate returns from Las Vegas to meet with an investor to expand his limo company, and is questioned by Detective Paxson, who tried to convince Nate to betray and reveal everything about Michael’s private investigations. Although Nate remained firm and refused, Michael and the team plan to get Paxson into trouble with the Mayor’s office and make her break off her investigation

Michael encounters Detective Michelle Paxson, a Miami police detective investigating Michael, who eventually finds the storage facility where Michael has been hiding explosives. While Paxson works on getting a warrant to search it, Michael plans to get the C4 out before Paxson gets there. Meanwhile, Michael and the team are recruited to help a woman, Melinda, see her son Brandon, after her ex-husband Howard has stopped her from contacting Brandon. As it turns out, Howard did not contact Melinda for a reason: Brandon has been kidnapped, and the kidnapper, Santoras, is demanding a shipment of diamonds from Howard’s workplace for Brandon

Michael, exhausted and disoriented, finally finishes swimming 5 miles to Miami Beach (after jumping out of “Management’s” helicopter at the end of Season 2). No sooner has he washed up on the beach then he is hunted by the police. Trapped in a nearby hotel, Michael surrenders and is taken to prison. While in jail awaiting charges, Sam reports that, while Michael is free from interference by the Organization (demonstrated by a note from “Management”, including Michael’s trademark sunglasses, telling him to contact the Organization when Michael has had enough of being in danger) not only is Michael still burned, but, without the Organization’s protection, he is now being investigated by both the police and foreign intelligence agencies