Kaleidoscope took everyone to a mind-boggling turn of events throughout the non-linear series that one can watch on Netflix in no particular order and in the end of Pink Episode, it showed who dies and who lives six months after the heist. For Ray Vernon a.k.a. Leo Pap, a gunshot was heard, but who killed him?
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Kaleidoscope. Read at your own risk!
Who Killed Leo Pap/ Ray Vernon in Netflix's Kaleidoscope?
The Pink Episode of Kaleidoscope has brought everyone to what happened six months after the heist where everyone is on the run with the FBI on their tails and an unlikely partnership between Graham Davies a.k.a. Roger Salas and Bob Goodwin putting everyone in danger.
In the end of the Pink Episode, Ray Vernon a.k.a. Leo Pap set up Bob Goodwin with the FBI at a beach in South Carolina where the authorities were expecting the others to show up. With the death of Bob and Roger in jail for 20 years, the threat to the remainder of the team seems to have dissipated.
However, that wasn't the case for Ray Vernon a.k.a. Leo Pap. While he continues to struggle with his battle with Parkinson's disease, in the end of the Pink Episode in Kaleidoscope, he walks at a park with his suitcase and a guy whose face wasn't shown followed him through a tunnel.
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The ominous guy followed him and by the end, as the screen turns pink, the guy pulled out a gun, seemingly pointing to Ray Vernon a.k.a. Leo Pap and while the scene was already cut, a gunshot was heard but it wasn't shown if he died.
Thus, the presumption is that he was killed but the identity of who his killer is is quite interesting. See, the face of the killer wasn't shown but there are clues as to his identity -- the son of Roger Salas, Brad.
This has been given away by the shirt that the killer was wearing. See, it has a print which turned up in the White Episode. It is the same shirt that Roger Salas' son wore and given what happened to his father, he has all the motives to kill Ray Vernon a.k.a. Leo Pap. Vengeance, after all, has been a central theme in Kaleidoscope.
Watch Kaleidoscope now, in no particular order, on Netflix.