WHITE COLLAR SEASON ONE YEAR SERIES

There was only one person he knew wouldn't rat him out: Sara, his ex-girlfriend. Neal had a very small group of people he fully trusts, and he duped all of them - even Mozzie, evidenced by hisВ heartbroken reactionВ to Neal's death, not to mention the fact that he remained in New York pulling small schemes on the streets. Given how elaborate his fake death plan was, it's difficult to believe that he didn't have any assistance planning and executing the job. While he was able to successfully pull off most of his cons during theВ course of the show, he always had help - be it Mozzie, Peter or the whole FBI squad.

All that being said, he is not without any weakness. Throughout the six seasons of White Collar, Neal was established as clever and ingenuous couple that with his ability to charm his way into anything made him such a great con artist. Related: White Collar: What Happened To Neal Caffrey In (& After) The Finale White Collar's parting shot revealed the con artist strolling the streets of Paris, potentially planning his next job. He checked his storage locker, where he realized that Neal indeedВ tricked him. This encounter sparked Peter's suspicions that his formal criminal informant may have faked his death.

WHITE COLLAR SEASON ONE YEAR SERIES

A year after the tragedy, the series showed the cast moving on with Peter reuniting with Mozzie (Willie Garson) - Neal's right-hand man, who was back on the streets scamming people with his silly card games. In his final conversation with Peter (Tim DeKay), he earnestly called the FBI agent his best friend. As the FBI nabbed the Pink Panthers, Neal was killed off in a shooting incident with Matthew Keller (Ross McCall). While White Collar ended on a shortened six-episode final season, series creator Jeff Eastin crafted a clever and satisfying ending for the show. Looking back on the show, itВ doesn't seem likely that he was able to accomplish the job all by himself - he could've gotten help from Sara Ellis (Hilarie Burton). After six seasons, the USA Network series bowed out in 2014 with Neal successfully executing his most ambitious con yet: tricking people to believe that he had died. Neal ( Matt Bomer) faked his death in the White Collar finale, leaving many viewers wondering how the con artist managed to pull off the elaborate rouse.

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