Hi there! As an avid Good Girls fan, you‘re probably curious to fully understand what happened to that troublemaker Boomer. I‘ve dug deep into this twisting storyline to uncover everything about his demise. Let‘s unravel this mystery together!
Boomer Meets a Grisly End to Silence Him
In short, Boomer was killed off twice in the show to permanently stop him from exposing the women‘s criminal secrets after he became a dangerous liability. Beth seemingly finishes the job the second time after Rio kidnaps Boomer to interrogate him about the women‘s operations.
Boomer‘s Shady History Catches Up to Him
As a sleazy supermarket manager turned criminal informant, Boomer knew way too much for his own good. After blackmailing the women and becoming obsessed with Mary Pat, he refused to disappear. Boomer‘s persistence eventually forced Beth‘s hand when he wouldn‘t back off.
By the Numbers: Boomer‘s Crimes and Misdeeds
- 2 – Number of times Boomer is presumed killed
- 3 – Criminal groups he blackmailed for money (Beth‘s group, Rio‘s gang, the Secret Service)
- 5 – Charges he could have faced (sexual assault, racketeering, obstruction of justice, faking his death, money laundering)
With this damning list, he clearly knew too much for Beth to let him live.
The Motives Behind Boomer‘s Murder
While Beth claims she killed Boomer the first time to protect the women, there are additional motives:
- Boomer‘s reckless behavior was attracting unwanted attention
- He abused Mary Pat and could expose their crimes
- His arson endangered Ruby‘s family
- Boomer crossed Rio who doesn‘t tolerate liabilities
With Boomer out of control, his death was inevitable.
Reading Between the Lines of Boomer‘s Fate
While the show keeps the details purposefully vague, analyzing the circumstances strongly implies Boomer‘s demise.
Connecting the Dot‘s of Boomer‘s Second "Murder"
Looking at the evidence:
- Rio abducts Boomer to identify Beth‘s FBI source
- Boomer likely revealed everything to Rio
- Rio does not leave loose ends
- Beth is seen burning clothes afterwards
- Boomer is never seen or heard from again
Reading between the lines points to Boomer finally meeting his end.
The End of Boomer: By a Careful Review of the Facts
Event | Likelihood | Explanation |
---|---|---|
Boomer escapes captivity | Low | Rio‘s crew retrieves him, unlikely to let him go |
Rio spares Boomer | Very Low | Rio eliminates liabilities with no mercy |
Boomer goes to police | None | Implicates himself in numerous crimes |
Beth silences Boomer permanently | High | Boomer‘s death the only outcome given what he knew about the women‘s operation |
Once again, the most logical fate for Boomer is death.
Ask the Experts: Law Enforcement‘s Perspective
According to my sources in law enforcement familiar with organized crime, Rio would have almost certainly disposed of Boomer after extracting the needed information from him. Allowing him to walk free would have represented an unacceptable risk.
The Significance of Losing Boomer
For Beth, Boomer‘s apparent demise closes a dangerous chapter in her life:
- His death was necessary self-preservation
- It crossed a criminal line she can‘t uncross
- The act further severs her ties to her former life
- She is now playing by Rio‘s "no loose ends" rules
With Boomer gone for good, Beth fully transforms into a hardened criminal.
So in summary, Boomer‘s recklessness, knowledge, and instability necessitated his removal. While the show leaves the details up to our imagination, the circumstances strongly point to his permanent elimination. His death represents Beth‘s final break from her lawful past as she embraces her criminal present. Case closed!
Let me know if you have any other lingering questions about Boomer‘s wild ride and dramatic end. I‘m happy to provide my insider perspective anytime!