Five Days at Memorial Episode 7: Schafer and Rider uncover new evidence

Apple TV+’s medical drama  Five Days At Memorial is one of the most devastating television shows you’ve ever seen before. In the sixth episode, State officials start looking into what happened to the 45 persons who were discovered dead at Memorial following the disaster. Security barred Virginia and Butch from the hospital and instructed them to return with a warrant. Dr. Baltz made an effort to learn what occurred to his patients after he was discharged from the hospital. Instead, he learned that she had passed away, contradicting his claim that he had simply admitted her as a precaution. (Read the recap here.) You might be interested in knowing when the next episode of this one will air if you’ve been following it. (tvacute.com) Here is all the information you need to know about Five Days at Memorial episode 6, including when and where to watch it.

Five Days At Memorial Episode 6 Recap: 45 Dead

Five Days at Memorial Episode 7 Spoilers

After this one, there is one more episode left in Season 1 of Five Days At Memorial, which will consist of 8 episodes. The official title of this new episode 7 of Five Days At Memorial Season 1  is “Nobody Knows The Troubles I’ve Seen.”  Everything that happens in this chapter will have an impact on the conclusion as this is the season’s penultimate episode.  Virginia and Butch find more people to talk to in order to find out what happened at Memorial. As Schafer and Rider delve more into their investigation into the fatalities that occurred at Memorial, they find new evidence that comes to light. Dr. Pou is under suspicion, because of what he did, she is getting more attention. Dr. Pou can be caught and there will be more questioning and he can be charged

Five Days at Memorial Episode 7 Synopsis:  New evidence comes to light as Schafer and Rider dig deeper into their investigation of the deaths at Memorial.

Five Days at Memorial Episode 7 Release Date

Five Days at Memorial Episode 7 will air on Friday, September 9, at roughly 12 am (ET/PT) / 5 am, (GMT). This is anticipated to last for about 45 minutes. AppleTV+ offers streaming for Five Days at Memorial. This is the only place you’ll be able to view this unique original series, so watch it here.