Few villains in Chicago P.D. history left scars as deep as William Lewis. His psychological torture changed Voight forever and left lasting

trauma across the Intelligence Unit. Now, a new and extremely disturbing theory for Season 14 is shaking the fandom: Henry might be William Lewis’s secret son.

 

 

If Season 14 were to confirm this connection, it would instantly become one of the darkest reveals in Chicago P.D. history. Voight would be forced to confront the living legacy of the man who nearly destroyed him. The unit would be facing not just a criminal, but a genetic echo of their worst nightmare.

The ramifications would extend far beyond a single case. It would challenge the show’s long-standing question: are monsters born, or made? If Henry truly carried Lewis’s blood, the line between fate and choice would be brutally tested.

 

 

NBC has not confirmed Season 14 yet, but if it moves forward, fans expect its premiere in Fall 2026 as part of the One Chicago Wednesday lineup on NBC, with next-day streaming on Peacock.

Even as a rumored storyline, this theory already proves one thing: Chicago P.D. still has the power to terrify its audience — not just with guns and crimes, but with inherited darkness.

Few villains in Chicago P.D. history left scars as deep as William Lewis. His psychological torture changed Voight forever and left lasting trauma across the Intelligence Unit. Now, a new and extremely disturbing theory for Season 14 is shaking the fandom: Henry might be William Lewis’s secret son.

If Season 14 were to confirm this connection, it would instantly become one of the darkest reveals in Chicago P.D. history. Voight would be forced to confront the living legacy of the man who nearly destroyed him. The unit would be facing not just a criminal, but a genetic echo of their worst nightmare.

The ramifications would extend far beyond a single case. It would challenge the show’s long-standing question: are monsters born, or made? If Henry truly carried Lewis’s blood, the line between fate and choice would be brutally tested.

NBC has not confirmed Season 14 yet, but if it moves forward, fans expect its premiere in Fall 2026 as part of the One Chicago Wednesday lineup on NBC, with next-day streaming on Peacock.

Even as a rumored storyline, this theory already proves one thing: Chicago P.D. still has the power to terrify its audience — not just with guns and crimes, but with inherited darkness.