Linderman's prosecution

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Because of his dubious affiliations, Mr. Linderman risks legal prosecution against him and his organization.

About

Six Months Ago

When Nathan Petrelli worked for the District Attorney of New York, the DA was preparing to build a case against the mob activities of Mr. Linderman and his organization. To complicate matters, Mr. Linderman had very good legal council: Nathan's father.

First, Nathan must gather evidence against Mr. Linderman's organization, so he turns to his family. At his brother Peter's graduation party, Nathan tells Peter his intentions to go after Linderman. Peter points out that Mr. Linderman is their father's biggest client and that going after Mr. Linderman will get their father in trouble as well. Nathan explains that this is an opportunity to "take the stink off the family."

On the drive home after the party, Nathan and his wife Heidi are trailed by a black SUV. Suddenly, the SUV accellerates, and proceeds to run them off the road. In a panic, Nathan flies out of the car, and the car crashes into a construction barrier.

After meeting at the hospital, Peter and Nathan talk about the accident; Nathan is sure that Mr. Linderman sent the thug to teach him a lesson. Peter agrees to help his brother go after Linderman.

Later, Peter Petrelli is preparing to go to the deposition, when Nathan comes to his door bearing news: their father has "died of a heart attack". He did not know at the time that Mr. Petrelli had actually committed suicide. With his father dead, his mother in mourning, his wife paralyzed, and two children to protect, Nathan decides to call off the investigation.

There has been no further progress on the case since then.