How does hank find out about walter

And then he died, killed by his own bullet, after clearing up all the details. Living in a tiny apartment, working as a taxi driver, Skyler uses her maiden name to smooth out her infamous life and allows Skyler to raise her two children and find a way out of their legal troubles. Ted tries to escape, but stumbles on the carpet and hits his head. In season five, it was revealed that Ted ended up in the hospital with severe neck injuries.

Season 3. In the third season, Walt left home. Skyler shows up in her apartment after discovering that she is involved in a drug trade. Walt just pays attention to the small details. He told her because he wanted him to know that she was dying and that she had been killed at her hands.

Gus kills Victor because Victor has proved irresponsible and unreliable. Victor was causing trouble, and in many ways his actions made things worse that Walt and Jesse had to kill Gale. Gus installed the twins. He sent her to Hank to get his hands dirty with the signs and warned Hank so he could fight presumably without knowing that Hank had just pulled his gun.

The main reason he died was because he was investigating Walt behind the DEA. I refuse to believe that he couldn't connect the dots.

I mean It makes Not only does it make Hank look like a dumbass, it also makes the D. Not to mention, lazy writing. Shame on you, Breaking Bad While reading the quote it triggers him to seriously look into that scenario where walter can be The Heisenberg and the joke he had earlier with Walter could be actually true, And in the next episode, he went on to investigate this possibility using all the evidence that they had gather over the time and confront Walter latter.

That look while setting on the commode is of DA who face palm himself "why he had not even once suspected his bother in law" which is related pinkman and has a resemblance to publically known appearance of Heisenberg. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Breaking Bad Wiki Explore. Breaking Bad. Better Call Saul. El Camino. Quite simply, Walter White would never do that.

If Walt kept the book as a memento, he would be accutely aware of its potentially incriminating character. Hank has even joked about W. He even junked the lily of the valley plant that he used to poison Brock. When he must keep incriminating evidence at home, like the ricin this season, or the cash pre-car-wash, he goes to great lengths to hide it. I could see Walt keeping the book at work.