Did they show what they found in that room they were breaking into?

Whitefonting for those who haven't seen yet:

Nope. In fact, they got busted in on by the FBI conducting some sort of raid, so I'm guessing they're going to be in a world of hurt.

Interesting.

I will say, the thing that's really got me starting to wonder is Belko's behavior. He clearly knows more than he's telling and seems pretty intent on directing focus to Bennet.

Who is his friend who told him about the cage? Or does this just mean that people have been using that room for nefarious purposes for generations and he knows about it from when he was in high school?

Oh, BTW, saw my first teaser for the new season of "White Collar" during L&O:CI last night.

I want to like The Killing more than I am. I just know that whoever they are focusing on in this ep isn't going to pan out until it's the last ep. I was into it for a while but I am catching up with OnDemand (because I forget to set my dvr, apparently) and just sort of letting it happen instead of investing at all. Mostly I am wondering if the cop will end up with Callum Keith Rennie and, if not, why not. Because, man, that' s Callum Keith Rennie.

I have tried to watch it, and it's trying to impress me with its city machinations and multiple perspectives and all I think is "So not The Wire Which I know is turning down a first date for not being George Clooney. Sigh.

IMO, the original series suffered for the long, drawn out nature of the narrative. If this were a real case in the US, the police would have acted quite differently than the plot in the original. I haven't watched the most recent episode on AMC, but I became quite tired with all the red herrings, especially since there needed to be more than 2 police on the task.

Oh, no. No Con Con this year.

Alas, yes, Leverage Con-Con has been cancelled. They didn't get enough tickets sold. That's sad. I bought my ticket and booked my room and flight immediately, and was planning on meeting up with friends there. Disappointing.