Power Season 6 Deaths
From Angela Valdes to Black Grimace, we keep track of the biggest deaths in Power's sixth and final season. Scroll through to re-live the Starz drama's saddest and/or most satisfying exits.
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ALICIA JIMENEZ
The cartel boss had her day in court, but it ended abruptly when she was poisoned, kidnapped by Tommy and hauled in front of Jason — who shot her to death when she wouldn't relinquish her ports to him.
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ANGELA VALDES
Tommy shot the Assistant U.S. Attorney — who also happened to be Ghost's girlfriend — in the Season 5 finale. But she succumbed to her injuries in the final season's premiere... not that it stopped her from showing up as a figment of her lover's imagination in future installments.
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BLACK GRIMACE
Tommy's gentlest associate wound up a victim of his own kindness, dying when Dre duped him into letting his guard down. (Well, technically he was a victim of Dre's relentlessly murderous drive, but you get what we were going for.)
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JASON MICIC
The Serbian drug lord played Tommy and Ghost off each other for most of the series' final season, but got his comeuppance when St. Patrick choked him to death in an elevator and framed Dre for the murder.
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LAKEISHA GRANT
Keisha thought she could hang with Tommy and everything that went along with being his ride-or-die. But one push from the Feds, and she crumbled like a day-old sandcastle. Too bad when Tasha found out, the women's friendship wasn't the only thing that was really, really dead.
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LINDSAY PROCTOR
Proctor made his drug-addicted ex-wife think she'd failed the New York Bar and that he was getting re-married, which pushed her over the edge and directly into the mountain of cocaine that eventually led to her overdose. And just to make things extra terrible, when Joe came across her taking her last breaths, he did nothing to help his daughter's mother stick around.
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MARIA SUAREZ
She lasted longer than we ever thought she would've, but one of the only people who could identify James St. Patrick as Ghost met her maker when Tommy broke into her apartment just after AUSA Saxe left.
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JOE PROCTOR
Ghost and Tommy's crooked lawyer escaped so many close calls over the years, we almost started to believe he'd survive the entire series. But when Egan slipped into Ghost's apartment with his gun at the ready, Elisa Marie's dad was done for.
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STANOMIR
Jason's henchman (on the right) got the worst designated driver assignment ever: He's best remembered as the guy behind the wheel when Ghost, who was gunning for Tommy, riddled his former bestie's car with bullets.
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BENNY CIVELLO
Little Elisa Marie was left truly alone in the world when her Uncle Benny paid Tommy a visit to avenge his cousin Joe's brutal murder... and wound up stabbed to death right there in the hallways instead.
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JERRY DONOVAN
The FBI agent wasn't Dre's first or last kill, but his murder hurt big time... especially because Donovan had just taken a bullet trying to protect the criminal and his young daughter.
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PONCHO
When the former Soldado member mouthed off to Tommy over a delayed product shipment, Egan killed him right there in the warehouse. (That's one way to avoid HR paperwork...)
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ANDRE 'DRE' COLEMAN
Dre thought he was going to escape New York free and clear... but then he got hauled back to jai, where 2-Bit and Spanky, working on a hit from a posthumous Ghost, filled his solitary cell with gas-soaked sheets and lit it ablaze.
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JAMES 'GHOST' ST. PATRICK
According to a news report at the start of Episode 11, Ghost succumbed to a bullet wound from an unknown assailant at Truth.
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VINCENT RAGNI
The Italian crime boss tried to box-in Tommy's car in Episode 13, but wound up pistol-whipped and shot to death when Tommy got the upper hand.