The third season of the Netflix series "Lupin" ends with Assane turning himself in to the police and negotiating the release of his wrongfully imprisoned sidekick Benjamin, delivering a letter to his childhood sweetheart Claire, and fitting his cell with the complete works of Maurice Leblancs burglar stories. Assane fakes his own death to protect his family, but his mother Mariama is kidnapped by a man named Jean-Luc Keller, who is revealed to be the mastermind behind the seasons heists. In the final moments of the season, a ghost from the past, Hubert Pellegrini, makes an unexpected appearance, hinting that he may have something planned for Claire and Assanes son Raoul, who Mariama is with. The ending heavily hints that Mariama is either not who she says she is or has been brought on to Pellegrinis side. The show has not been officially renewed for a fourth season, but it is expected to continue given the cliffhanger ending and the popularity of the series.