The Murder and Its Timing
Victor Ochoa is killed in the Season 1 finale's closing moments after R.J. successfully orchestrates his arrest for covering up a murder. Showrunner Rob Doherty had planned Victor's death for the final episode from approximately the midpoint of Season 1, viewing it as appropriate punctuation for first-season character arcs. Though Doherty initially reconsidered after casting acclaimed actor David Zayas, the narrative requirement to kill Victor off remained.
Season 2 Whodunit Setup
If renewed, Season 2 will center on solving Victor's murder. Doherty states the investigation will explore Victor's many enemies and shady associates. Emi, who participated in a heist against her father and actively worked to bring him down, will likely face suspicion. Victor's confession about maintaining relationships with dangerous people for alleged greater good creates multiple potential culprits who may emerge in Season 2 with expectations and unfinished business.
Impact on R.J. and Emi's Relationship
Victor's murder dramatically complicates R.J. and Emi's developing romance. Both characters will face scrutiny as suspects, and Emi will carry guilt over her role in setting her father up for arrest, which may have created vulnerability for someone else to act against him. Doherty describes their relationship as fun and meaningful but perilous, noting it must evolve while staying unpredictable. The couple never completed their relationship-defining conversation before Victor's death.
Emi's Path Forward
Victor's death does not resolve Emi's troubles. Her father's criminal legacy remains, creating cleanup and danger ahead. Doherty indicates Emi must navigate guilt from her father's death, which she never anticipated, and work through the repercussions of his dealings. Despite her intelligence and good intentions, she failed to foresee someone acting on Victor's vulnerability.
Renewal Status
As of the Season 1 finale, ABC has not yet renewed R.J. Decker for Season 2. The network had not made a decision about the show's future at the time of the finale's airing.