‘Dark Winds’ Finale Closes One Case — Then Ends With a Shocking Murder
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Someone dies "with his boots on" in the finale, in a game-changer for Joe Leaphorn and the rest of the Navajo Tribal Police. The show’s team weighs in here with The Hollywood Reporter.
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‘Dark Winds’ Finale Closes One Case — Then Ends With a Shocking Murder Someone dies "with his boots on" in the finale, in a game-changer for Joe Leaphorn and the rest of the Navajo Tribal Police. The show’s team weighs in here with The Hollywood Reporter. By Lisa de los Reyes Plus Icon Lisa de los Reyes Senior Copy Editor View All April 5, 2026 Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text [This story contains spoilers from the Dark Winds season four finale, “Ni’ Hodisxos” (The Glittering World).] Heading into the final episode of Dark Winds season four, which aired Sunday, things were looking pretty bleak for Joe Leaphorn and Billie, the teenager he and the Navajo Tribal Police have been trying to protect all season long. Irene Vaggan (Franka Potente) proved to be a worthy adversary for Leaphorn, and an unpredictable one. After abducting Leaphorn ( Zahn McClarnon ) and Billie (Isabel DeRoy-Olson) in the penultimate episode , Vaggan held them in her bunker as sort of a dollhouse family, trying to manipulate them into pretending the kind of filial bonds she’d never experienced. Related Stories TV 'Dark Winds' Stars Unpack the Darkness, Chaos Heading Into Season Finale: "True Reflection of Human Experience" TV The Cliffhangers Keep Coming on 'Dark Winds' In the end, Joe’s quick thinking and observation allowed him to free Billie and himself and finally arrest Vaggan. He also unraveled Vaggan’s plot to have her boss, mobster Dominic McNair (Titus Welliver), cleared through false testimony. Chee ( Kiowa Gordon ), meanwhile, found healing from his ghost sickness after the whole community turned out for his ceremony. But just when it looked like Joe was ready to ride off into the proverbial sunset of retirement, there was another shocking turn: Gordo Sena (A. Martinez) had been mur...
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