Caffrey file

Things didn't stay rosy for too long as reports began to surface that after an incident in their home, both Caffrey and Staub filed restraining orders against each other.

Danielle Staub and her husband Marty Caffrey have filed for divorce just three months after their beautiful wedding. People reported that Danielle's rep released an official statement saying, "Danielle has not received any filing, and we cannot comment on something we have not received.

Staub and Caffrey have been in a relationship since April and even lived together in her New Jersey home. Caffrey proposed to the reality TV star with great splendor on the grounds of an exquisite mansion.

Unfortunately, while the FBI successfully nabbed the criminals, some part of their operation went awry resulting in Neal getting in a shooting match with his scummier blue-collar counterpart, Matthew Keller RossMcCall. Peter was able to take down Keller, who was running away with stolen money by shooting him in the head, but not before he shot Neal in the chest.

As the paramedics wheeled Neal to the hospital, he was reunited with Peter whom he called his best friend. Later on, doctors delivered the bad news: Neal was dead. That was supposed to be how White Collar ended. Then again, it's Neal Caffrey, so there was certainly some twist involved.

Peter caught up with Mozzie Willie Garson - Neal's right-hand man who's back in the streets of New York scamming people with his silly card games. The encounter made Peter suspicious about their fallen friend's demise, prompting him to visit Neal's storage locker. Without confirmation, it would be sensible to err on the side of caution and avoid if you are vegan. Check out my article on beer and veganism here if you would like to learn more. All of these beers are low-alcohol, creamy, and quite neutral tasting.

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After this, Neal, Kate, and Mozzie begin running scams together, until the day Neal tries to cajole Kate into leaving for Europe. When Neal mentions Copenhagen to her, Kate gets upset and reveals that she knows about the music box job that Alex had told him about when they first met. Unfortunately, the job fails without her, forcing Neal to leave Alex in a French hospital where she was presumably arrested and escape back to New York.

Upon his return, Neal discovers that Kate is hiding from him and eventually starts doing bigger cons and forgeries, trying to catch her attention. The FBI eventually track her down and realize that Neal has no idea where Kate is, so they set up a trap for him to find her. This is how Agent Peter Burke eventually catches him.

Neal is in SuperMax and nearing the end of his four-year sentence when Kate arrives and tells him that she is leaving him, and that their meeting was to be her last visit to him. Confused and hurt, Neal attempts and fails to dissuade her, wherein he hatches a month-long plan to escape prison and convince her not to leave him.

Successfully pulling off the plan, Neal goes to her last known address and finds it empty. Later, Agent Peter Burke arrives to arrest him once again, and a dismayed Neal willingly goes with him. Before they leave, Neal sees a fiber on Agent Burke's shoulder, and an idea hatches in his mind. Neal makes Agent Burke promise to visit him in prison if Neal tells him what the fiber is. When Agent Burke makes good on his promise, Neal present his idea—a shift in his sentence from jail-time to full-time consultation for the FBI.

Agent Burke states that he's aware that Neal wants to get out of prison to look for Kate, which Neal does not deny. Soon after Peter leaves him at the motel, Neal—while miserably browsing in a thrift store—befriends a rich widow named June , who was donating her late husband's designer suits. Neal is taken on as a boarder in June's townhouse. He acquires not only a more than comfortable residence , but also a new wardrobe of expensive suits, shoes, and hats—which become his signature look.

It is later revealed that someone with an FBI ring was forcing Kate to find the music box that Neal was rumored to have stolen. However, Neal hadn't stolen the box, and claimed that the person who'd ever come closest to it was Alex Hunter. He then enlists Alex's help to find and steal the box, hoping to get Kate back that way. He finds out that the man with the FBI ring is Agent Garrett Fowler , and that Fowler himself had been blackmailed into finding the music box as well.

Upon giving the music box to him, Fowler reveals that Kate had made a deal with him—Neal's freedom and new identities for the both of them in exchange for the music box. This prompted Fowler to begin Operation Mentor , which is says is "all about [Neal]. Because of the actions he took to acquire the box for Fowler, Neal is sent back to prison. Agent Peter Burke seemingly pulls some strings to get Neal his consulting sentence back, and Neal agrees to it once more, but with a different agenda—he was going to find and get his revenge on Fowler, who he believes blew up the plane to kill him and Kate.

He finds out that Fowler had gone underground, and in order to lure him out, Neal contacts Alex Hunter once again. Alex, however, does not want to help because someone is after her—the same someone who had been after Neal for the music box.

Their plan to steal the music box becomes two-fold: to get Fowler out in the open, and to get the target off of Alex's back. The plan proves successful, but Neal is unable to extract revenge on Fowler because of Peter Burke's intervention. He is later grateful for Peter's actions when they find out that Fowler hadn't been the one to 'pull the trigger. It is later revealed to Neal that the man who killed Kate and was after the music box was Neal's former employer, Vincent Adler, who turns out to be the son of a Nazi soldier involved in hiding a U-boat full of Nazi treasure.

To a similar effect, Alex Hunter admits that she is the granddaughter of Gerhard Wagner , who had been the U-boat's radio operator. Wagner created a mathematical equation—called a fractal —that was meant to lead him back to the sunken U-boat. He placed it inside the music box, which was the reason why both Adler and Alex were after it. Neal and Peter eventually find the treasure, after which Adler has them escorted out of the ship and brought to a drydock.

With orders to flood the drydock, Adler's men leave Neal, Peter and Alex there to drown. However, Alex reveals that she has a knife in her bra, and Neal uses it to free himself and his companions. Later, they are able to find Adler, who admits to Neal that he killed Kate just as the warehouse full of the U-boat treasure explodes.

Enraged, Adler blames Neal for blowing up the treasure and aims a gun at him, but Peter arrives in time and shoots him first, killing Adler and saving Neal.

When Neal arrives back at his apartment, he finds a key and an address, in which he discovers that the supposedly blown-up treasure. Mozzie had apparently swapped the treasure for the items in Neal's art studio, allowing Adler and the FBI to believe that the treasure was destroyed. Mozzie is excited and begins to make plans for him and Neal to leave New York, though Neal is reluctant to leave because of his friends and Sara, who he is dating. Eventually, Neal realizes that Peter suspects him of stealing the U-boat treasure, and discovers that a piece of the burned art had been salvaged.

He replaces the burnt piece with a new one that he makes out of the colors from one of the older paintings from the treasure to convince Peter that the piece of burnt art was part of the destroyed treasure. For a while, this placates Peter, until Neal hears about the manifest Diana has apparently found in the wreckage, meaning that if any of the treasures on the manifest surface, Peter will know for sure that the treasure didn't burn.