All language subtitles for Murdoch Mysteries - S16E23 (EN)

are you sure it's not too big I like big

mine is small I know George so you're

not satisfied no George I just want

bigger Effie looks at house blueprints

all right

so should we go take another look at it

we don't need to it has everything we

could want wait it's all the way over

from the annex I mean it's not exactly

the center of town exactly George

it's a quiet home for a family that we

can call our own

perfect Crabtree size in Scott's diner

thank you Stevenson

at the station

oh Murdoch there you are just give me a

minute logs can I have your attention

please

I have an announcement that affects you

all

I've recently received word that my aunt

is on our last legs back in Yorkshire as

such the Mississippi ranged passage back

to England

therefore a new inspector will be

appointed in my absence

middle my office

Murdoch frowns and glances at the

constables in the bullpen

this won't be good well the inspectors

heard me a soft touch Henry how much

wants could it be

Murdoch enters Brackenridge office

have a seat Murdoch sits across from

Bracken Reed at his desk I've had a word

with the chief constable

it's the board's decision but I've

recommended you

recommendations have hardly made a

difference in the past he thinks he

could be different this time

because it's only an interim position he

feels they may not pay attention

I see

I would be honored to fill the position

of Inspector until you return well

here's the thing Murdoch

I'm not quite ready to tell my boys yet

but Margaret and I have been talking for

some time about returning to Yorkshire

retiring

the truth is

it's more likely than not that when I

get on that boat I won't be coming back

I

I don't know what to say sir

goodbye will do just fine Murdoch stares

in shock at Bracken read

do you really think they'll let you be

inspector this time

well it seems that my appointment in the

interim is all but assured all but

yes well I realize we've been down this

road before

but I can't simply stay in the same

position the rest of my life it's time

for the next challenge

and at the moment it seems that

challenge has arrived well I hope it has

I'm afraid my next challenge has fallen

away

no

the funding for the Women's Hospital has

been denied

there's always private money

I think we've raised all we can we

needed the government to at least match

some of the funding but they've refused

governmental budgets are annual there's

always next year perhaps but they've

made it clear

our Endeavor is not of value in their

eyes

it's time to give up the dream maybe

Susanna plays on a blanket on the living

room floor as Murdoch has breakfast

detective there you are Mr Banks I take

it you're here about the inspector

position indeed I believe you know my

son-in-law the crown attorney yes of

course nice to see you again Mr

Templeton you as well now I know Alan

wants Fox to have you appointed

inspector and I never stood in the way I

want you to know that so far as I'm

concerned Catholic or Protestant it's

best man for the job

thank you sir yes well

the board of control has spoken with the

chief constable

and we have come to a decision

constables gather around will you

it's time to introduce you to your new

inspector I'll make this brief so you

can all get back to work your new

inspector is a detective I believe you

all know and have worked with is

reputation precedes him thanks to his

fine work these past years

so would you please welcome your new

inspector detective Edwards from Station

House one

congratulations inspector this is my

honor thank you Mr Banks I very much

look forward to working with all of you

Murdoch walks away with a long face

so I'm so sorry

no need to be sorry George

these things happen well you had to

expect promotions so it's more than

deserved overdue I would say well

perhaps some things are just out of our

control George

perhaps some of us are never meant to

move up in the world sir just stay where

we are until we retire or die

thank you Georgia

detective Murdoch Murdoch turns to

Edwards why don't we sit down in my

office five minutes Murdoch sits across

from inspector Edwards at Brackenridge

old desk let us clear the air Detective

I know you wanted this job

perhaps you deserved it but you didn't

get it if you have any grievance

regarding this matter I hope you

understand when I say I don't want to

hear it I want only to get to work

I have no grievance good

it's not lost on me that I'm a younger

man than yourself with less experience

is this going to pose a problem for you

given my new position

I don't see how it's relevant so long as

we both do our jobs

your reformer inspector had a reputation

for involving himself in cases when the

situation called for it I operate no

differently your cases would be your own

but we will work together understood

understood sir

we have a call from a flop house on

River Street

let us go to River Street detective

between the two of us we'll make short

work of this A man lies dead in an

apartment with a power cord around his

neck

appears he was strangled with a lamp

cord

was this his room apparently it was

rented by a woman

I see well you know what that means

no money in his pockets or robbery then

he pays the lady for her time she

decides she wants more or he refused to

pay entirely possible either way she

Maneuvers him into a vulnerable position

and His short life and takes whatever

she pleases

the price you pay for such a life

identification none liquor bottles on

the coffee table sir

this trap has some information well

Enlighten us I know exactly when the

murder happened 2 55 A.M

how can you be so precise

another guest complained about the

noises come from the room

I came upstairs to check and he was dead

when you arrived no when I was on the

stairs I heard a fracas

a window broken then she fled oh you saw

her

no

but I heard her running out the back

door and this was 2 55 a.m to the minute

so you saw this man and His companion

when they arrived here approximately one

hour earlier that's right what did she

look like playing

did you get her name

he called her Francesca

a killer has a name rabtree crote is

down by the dead body serious

I think I know this mate not associating

with his ilk I hope Crabtree no sir well

Yes actually I believe his name is

Langley

Constable Langley Station House three at

this station Crabtree holds up a

composite sketch of a woman for the

assembled constables we believe her name

is Francesca and she may be responsible

for the murder of constable Archibald

Langley we need to find her ask every

man woman and child to look at this

picture any information will be very

useful we know two things she is a

killer

and she is a lady of the evening

brothel's bordellos houses of ill repute

I want everyone in the city turned

upside down and bring them all in and

while you're at it arrest them and

visiting them it takes two to commit a

cardinal sin and we at the constabulary

do not discriminate

our killer is likely hiding in one of

these dens of iniquity and the more

pressure we put on these heathens the

more likely one of her ilk will crack

and tell us where she is

yeah I'm prepared to reward you for your

efforts

you'll receive a bonus of 50 cents for

every arrest

now get to it Crabtree frowns at Murdoch

sir are you sure that's necessary

what do you want to find her don't you

well yes of course but perhaps so many

Lads on the one case is not the best use

of resources I mean give us 24 hours to

find this Francesca and maybe all this

will be necessary it may not be

necessary for finding our killer but it

is necessary nonetheless

look at this headline violence and vice

Toronto is rotten to the Core

it's time to clean it up Edwards

breskley hands the Toronto Telegraph to

Crabtree

Mr Langley's cause of death is

asphyxiation but he also has a

significant wound on the back of his

head

recent very from the severity I would

guess he was Dazed or unconscious when

he was strangled

what could have caused that it's

impossible to say something blunt

perhaps the floor or a wall anything not

inconsistent with our findings

but this may be he was not killed with

the cord that was around his neck

you said asphyxiation indeed but with

something thicker whatever killed him

was most likely leather one inch wide

a belt or a strap

I'll leave that to you Miss Hart walks

away in the mark

Murdoch examines The Corpse's neck at

the station

Higgins who are those LEDs

man Edwards brought over from Station

House one I don't like this one bit

oh it's the big deal we're just doing

our jobs well it seems like a Fool's

errand and there's a reason it's the

world's oldest profession what can we

possibly accomplish besides make life

more difficult for people less fortunate

than us

at least we'll make some extra money

well I'll catch up with you I've got

some information for the detective

Crabtree Taps his notepad on his desk

with frustration then stands up Murdoch

sits at his desk looking at the

composite sketch of Francesca sir

I spoke to a witness who saw a woman

fleeing the scene but the timing doesn't

seem to match up oh

yes well she swear she saw this

Francesca at 2 45 A.M

10 minutes before the clerk said he

heard her running out the back door wait

but the witness works at a bakery where

she arrived on time at 3 A.M it's a 15

minute walk she swears she didn't leave

a minute after 2 45.

so either she or the clerk is mistaken

or we're missing something Crabtree

closes his Notepad

let's have a look a low rent district

right so if she came out this door this

direction is a dead end so she had to

have come

this way sir look at this glass on the

pavement

that's the broken glass from the window

above no underneath it here Crabtree

moves pieces of glass

oh a small object the glass was very

much on top of this so if this was

Francesca's

then she came through here before the

window broke the baker saw her at 2 45

and the clerk heard a practice at 2 55.

someone else was in the room with

Langley likely to kill her

very good George they walk off

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at the station you're telling me she's

innocent

yes the crime scene was staged the

killer likely a man placed the cord

around the victim's neck can you finish

that later please

to what end

to make it appear as though the woman

killed Langley and used something that

was found in the room when in reality

the killer likely brought the Implement

himself

what was the Killer's motive

I have no idea sir perhaps the killer

saw the two of them go into the hotel

and saw it as an opportunity to rob the

man while he was in a vulnerable state

and he's Francesca

she likely fled the scene the moment the

Intruder appeared and based on what she

saw isn't inclined to come forward

all right

fine work

but it hardly changes our intentions

Francesco saw the killer Ergo we must

find her as quickly as possible we'll

keep the constables working on the

bordellos

yes on that matter I assume it would be

all right if I took one of them with me

to assist me in my investigation of

course take your pick Murdoch sits in a

living room with a woman a tree takes

notes

Mrs Langley

your husband was found at the River

Street hotel

we believe he had been in the company of

a woman

he was a God-fearing man Archie he never

would have been with a harlot

did he happen to say where he had been

going all of these evenings no

Courier though he's never had one of

those what was the message I never saw

it and he took it with him

but I kept the envelope Mrs Langley

takes an envelope out of a box on a wall

shelf and hands it to Murdoch who is

Seated on a sofa Murdoch inspects the

envelope Murdoch takes a pencil out of

his pocket and rubs it on the front of

the envelope

I was saving that what the envelope yes

tears over in me of course

there you are thank you

it looks like office

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r-t-h-o-u-s-e for

thousands Courthouse

possibly Murdoch continues his pencil

rubbing

Temple Murdoch puts the pencil in his

pocket I believe I know who wrote this

note

George

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Constable Langley is dead Dear God

found strangled to death in a CD Hotel

on River Street terrible thing young man

had a family too as I recall it's my

understanding that he met with you last

week that's right

he was working on a case that his

superiors had already closed

expected someone was trying to cover it

up who he wasn't sure

he said he was close to finding out but

felt that taking it to his inspector was

not an option

he asked if he could bring his findings

directly to me I said yes of course at

house Mr Templeton hands a messenger an

envelope thank you

what case

he didn't tell me

he said he wanted to wait until the

evidence was in place

I wish I could be of more help gentlemen

thank you Mr Templeton turns and enters

a courtroom he had been Gathering

evidence

so perhaps he had a file or notes of

some sort but nothing was found at his

house nor in his desk has stationed

outside

he was hiding his investigation from his

superiors

George perhaps you should go to Station

House number three and look in his desk

yourself sir I will do I was hoping to

take a moment to meet with Effie though

yes of course having lunch we actually

have a meeting at the bank we're

thinking about buying a house in the

annex oh George congratulations that's

terrific

although are you sure you want to live

that far from the city

Crabtree and Effie buy pizza pie from a

street vendor

well now we just have to see if we're

approved

it's an awfully big morning Jeff are you

sure we're doing the right thing George

we both have good jobs and savings

maybe I'll start rounding up Bagels to

make some extra dollars vagrants

vagrants gamblers drunkards women of the

night

it's this new inspector he has an eye to

clean up Toronto and his solution is to

arrest half the population it seems so

well that won't last long what's the

crown going to do with hundreds of petty

cases to try they can't keep up the

cells are already full

I'll make some calls perhaps I can act

as Surety to get some of them released

it's completely ridiculous are you

having to participate in all this well

thus far I've been too busy helping the

detective

speaking of which Crabtree puts on his

Constable helmet gives Effie a kiss and

walks away a man in a constable uniform

stands several meters away on the Street

Watching with a serious expression

Constable Higgins walks into the

basement of the Station House asked men

and women in holding cells he surveys

the scene then turns around and walks

out inspector Edwards stands in the

bullpen with the Constable from the

street next to him I want to thank you

all for your excellent work thus far

some of you will receive a pretty penny

thanks to my little incentive

the time has come to expand our purview

speakeasies clubs burlesque gambling

dens devianc in all its forms will find

no Safe Harbor under our watch sir

aren't nightclubs in Burlesque perfectly

legal they may have their permits but

that doesn't mean the goings-on in these

institutions aren't in contravention of

the law any institution built on sin is

morally unacceptable the laws reflect

the morals of the people and it is time

to start enforcing them

constable

where have you been

that's stationary at the request for the

detective

I saw you so socializing with a woman

that was my wife we had an appointment

at the bank

is that something you normally do will

it work

s it was important we're trying to

purchase a house

congratulations

listen crap

I'm a generous Man by nature but I won't

be taken advantage of

can make up the time at the end of your

shift

come on Lodge got a job to do you two

Higgins Higgins size stands up at his

desk in the station's Bullpen and files

out with the other constables Crabtree

discreetly pulls a concealed folder out

of his helmet which was tucked under his

arm men and women dance as a jazz band

plays at the Starbright Salon Miss Hart

and Miss bright stand by the bar smiling

and enjoying the band

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tonight

wood is spreading Jazz might just be the

next big thing Miss bright spots Mr

Buchanan look who's here I don't think

I've ever seen this side of you what

side I don't know what to call it

happiness

surely Mr Buchanan has something to do

with it hello sir hey would you care to

dance I usually don't consort with the

customers oh I see I'll make an

exceptionist okay

Canon leads Miss heart onto the dance

floor they hold each other's hands and

face one another as they swing side to

side to the beat a sign reads Star

Bright club and features a star in a

circle and the motto an unforgettable

night of entertainment a posse of

constables armed with truncheons

including Higgins approached the

bustling Starbright Club you don't need

to be soft with the slot Lads but it's

just a nightclub can't we just bust it

up and send them home take it up with

the inspector Miss hard and Mr Buchanan

and other couples dance inside the club

Mr Buchanan spins Miss hard around and

she smiles with enjoyment the constables

enter the club and stand by the entrance

looking around the patrons don't notice

and continue dancing

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that's it

shut it down

come on Mr Buchanan leads Miss Hardaway

excuse me what are you doing

sir you will see that we have all of our

paperwork you're coming with us who love

me what are you doing

nothing take

it will not I'm still the ranking

officer here now

Miss bright I am terribly sorry for this

but I have to escort you during the

stationers

pilot let's go it was hard and Mr

Buchanan watch

the dead woman Langley was investigating

was strangled with a length of something

likely leather one inch wide identical

to Langley then

perhaps she got herself mixed up with a

powerful man and threatened to expose

him

murder to avoid Scandal it wouldn't be

the first time

these notes contain several

abbreviations that make it very

difficult to understand

oh W I'm sorry I haven't the faintest

there's also something to hear about

Francesca the woman we're looking for he

was meeting with her

perhaps to discuss this case

well crashing was a witness or some of

the victims so look at this talman's

photograph studio with an address

this appears to have been torn out of a

diary George look at the date Murdoch

hands a sheet of paper to Crabtree the

same day Langley was killed

perhaps we should pay Mr Tallman a visit

Cassie

Cassie violet

there you are

I don't understand we have our permits

well apparently the new inspector is

cracking down on undesirable

establishments in town Miss bright nods

Behind Bars

you ran

no choice

you could have tried to stand up to them

you're a powerful person Violet it

wouldn't have done any good maybe so

you could have stood with the salon

me

and got arrested

prove some kind of Point yes

to take a stand sacrifice yourself to

make an example that is how change is

made

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at least this way I'm on the outside and

I can help you get out of here right

nods then slowly averts her gaze and

steps away from the cell bars Miss Hart

walks away Murdoch and Crabtree stand

with a man outside Tallman's photography

studio sorry to bother you we have a few

questions

what's this about

it did a constable Archibald Langley

come visit you recently Langley why yes

he came in with a woman Murdoch and

Crabtree followed Tallman into the

studio who was this woman I didn't get

her name

is this the woman you're talking about

that's her

the two of them came asking after

another woman named Olivia Wright who's

Olivia Wright a customer of mine she

developed photos a few weeks ago

but gospel Langley told me that she was

dead what a shame

oh did you know her well only as a

customer

wait you can't think I had anything to

do with it I I would never ever know Mr

Tallman you are not under suspicion at

this time

so do you think all of your right could

be our unidentified woman

well George her initials do correlate to

the abbreviations found in Mr Langley's

files Mr Tillman do you recall what Miss

Wright came into your store for because

for Langley asked me the same thing

she had photos developed when she came

back here to pick them up and apparently

she was murdered that very day what were

the photos of just pictures of a man in

bed sleeping

who was the man I didn't recognize him

do you think you could recognize him out

of a sequential lineup of men I doubt it

I didn't think it was very important

Murdoch glances at Crabtree thank you Mr

Tallman Murdoch tips his head at Mr

Tallman then he and Crabtree exit the

photography studio onto the sidewalk

Langley's filed made note that there

were ashes found in a waste paper basket

at the scene of the murder the photos

she picked up perhaps perhaps the killer

burned them to get rid of them because

he was the man in the photographs they

were having a liaison

and they were her proof

she was killed before she could tell

anybody we need to find out all we can

about this Olivia right and while we're

at it we need to find Francesca Murdoch

sits with Mrs Langley I know that name

Olivia was an old friend of Archibald's

how did they know each other

he used to work with her before he

became a constable

they were both servants for a wealthy

man

I don't know

do you know anyone who might know

that was all before Archie and I met

I'm sorry detective Mr Banks stands

outside Murdoch's office at the station

mighty fine job you've done Edwards

thank you sir Dorado already feels far

safer than it did before today Constable

Crabtree little specter

I've been asking around about Olivia

wrote I can't find any records no matter

I've just found something very

interesting in Constable Langley's notes

George we now know that ow stands for

Olivia Wright and that makes some of

these other entries far more clear for

example

I believe Francesca also worked as a

servant in the same household as Olivia

Wright so they did know each other which

would explain why Francesca was valuable

to Constable Langley's investigation she

would have had information about

anything happening to miss right in that

household exactly

now there's just this

other one that he keeps referring to

BOCES more initials

boc possibly a person

Place Murdoch's eyes widen with

realization

Board of control

sir brilliant and next to boc is MB

somebody with the initials NB at the

board of control

George

Melvin Banks is on the board of control

Murdoch and Crabtree look into the

bullpen at Mr Banks talking to inspector

Edwards

Constable Langley once asked you to

bypass his superiors

I have you here to ask for the same

thing

for the same reasons and I hope your

promise to help still stands

of course

what have you found out

I believe the killer to be Melvin Banks

my father-in-law I understand this must

be very upsetting given that he's family

in a sense of the word but there is no

love lost between us

I have always disagreed with his methods

if he really is a killer then Justice

comes first

are you sure he's guilty

the case is lacking in physical evidence

but yes

what you need from me

I intend to interview Banks and ask him

if he has an alibi for the night in

question

he doesn't I'll arrest him

obviously I'll need to go over Edward's

head

we've had our differences in the past

but you're a good detective

if you say the case is strong

I'll back you up Mr Templeton stands up

in Murdoch's office Crabtree enters the

station

Crabtree job for you

we've just received an anonymous tip

there's to be an illegal gathering at a

home in Rosedale what kind of gathering

you'll see find Higgins and a few others

so arrest all in attendance Crabtree

takes the address and sets down his

helmet in frustration

yes I asked the inspector at Station

House 3 to shut down that investigation

because you were the one who murdered

Olivia Wright

to cover up the liaison you were having

with her of course not I had no affair

with her and I certainly didn't kill her

then why order the case closed

because I didn't want any of this nasty

business associated with my good name

can you imagine what the Press would

have said one of my servants engaging in

sex for money on her day off

I think the young woman deserved Justice

I assumed it was some CD Criminal Who

had long absconded

exposing the details would have only put

the poor Girl's family through more pain

so you told them what she left town

it was Kinder than telling them the

truth

I gave them money it was better for

everyone Mr Banks sips a glass of liquor

and Francesca

my maid what about her

she had been working with Constable

Langley to find out what happened to

Olivia Wright

I don't know anything about that

she hasn't been at work the past few

days but I have no idea where she's

disappeared to

and I hadn't even heard of Archibald

Langley until he turned up dead

I swear

where were you Tuesday at 3am at home in

bed with no one my wife's in Montreal

for the month

and November 21st

I haven't any idea what's November 21st

the night that Olivia Wright was

murdered

if you're going to arrest me Detective

go ahead

are in a private club

As You Wish Murdoch stands up and Mr

Banks size with resignation Llewellyn

watts is at a house gathering with other

men

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I can't believe you left New York for

Toronto the good it wasn't entirely my

decision truly miss it don't you want to

go back

I'm at home here we've been to many

places and lived many lives but when

we're searching within it's rare the

answer lies without

police

gentlemen we have Waters to take you

down to the Station House it will go

easier if you comply in an orderly

fashion

stop lads

what look who we have here Edwards

confronts Watts

the word saunters away

what just make a one for it no I won't

run from this my friends are getting

arrested

so am I Crabtree stares wide-eyed at

Watts then takes him by the arm and

leads him away later inspector Edwards

sits at his desk at the station

detective Murdoch can you tell me why I

have a member of the board of control in

my cells

I've arrested him for the murders of

Olivia Wright and Archibald Langley

and why didn't I know anything about

this

you seemed more preoccupied with your

raids besides the crown attorney has

already agreed to take the case

you went over my head

I felt it was necessary do you respect

me detective Murdoch

I don't see how that's at all relevant

to the matter at hand do you trust my

judgment did you think that if you came

to me about this I would have shut the

case down that's precisely what I

thought

you've proven time and again that your

priorities are Askew you are more

interested in arresting the destitute

then you are murderers yeah you wait

just a second sir

news from the morgue

we'll continue this later detective

Edward stands up and marches out of his

office Murdoch follows the exterior of

the city morgue in the evening a young

woman's corpse lies on a metal table

appears to be her

because I got to it first

she's been dead 24 hours killed by a

stabbing not strangulation like Olivia

Wright in Constable Langley men say she

was found in an alley behind a social

club her servants she must have been

hiding from the police

so it's your contention that Banks found

her and killed her to keep her quiet I'm

not so sure

if Miss Hart's timeline is correct and

Francesca died 24 hours ago then Mr

Banks had an alibi for the time of the

murder he still could have done the

other two I suppose or murder could be

unrelated

why would someone else want to kill

Francesca

perhaps Banks sent someone else to kill

her in which case someone knows the

truth

not a good way to tie a blue sentence no

sir Crabtree enters the mark source

uh we found the route into Social Club

where Francesco was hiding there was a

note I thought you might want to take a

look at it Edward's gestures for Murdoch

to read it Murdoch unfolds the letter

Miss Hart stands by Francesca's corpse

Langley meet me at River Street Hotel

info about Olivia rent room 13 2 30 a.m

come alone

perhaps Francesca wrote this herself we

found some other examples of our

handwriting it's not a match someone

else then presumably Langley knew who it

was from and that person turned out to

be the actual killer luring Langley to

his death

Francesco arrives moments later but the

killer was not expecting her she manages

to flee

so the question is clear

was it Banks later Edwards enters the

station

inspector Edwards we have a word what is

it I think we should let detective Watts

go he's done nothing wrong and he's a

friend of this Station House Watts has

been arrested before it was found

attending in the legal Gathering that

was in clear contravention of the law oh

there must be some mistake what evidence

do you have that the Gathering was

illegal

I know we will in Watts we have a

history his very presence there it

confirms precisely what we suspected

regarding the Gathering

no

what is a good man he is a sodomite she

deserves to be jailed just like Mr Banks

Mr Watts cannot Escape punishment just

because he has friends in high places

Edwards marches away

he said there must be something with the

Henry

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apparently the inspector thinks he knows

best Murdoch walks towards his office

later Mr Banks sits in Murdoch's office

writing a note Murdoch Compares Mr

bank's handwriting to the note that was

found

see that nope does not match my

handwriting at all I'm telling you I'm

innocent Edward sits next to Mr Banks

then tell me this

how is it that you knew that the

unidentified woman referred to in

Constable Langley's case File was Olivia

Wright and how did you know Station

House 3 had the case in the first place

in case came across my son-in-law's desk

he told me

Alan Templeton yes Murdoch inspects the

handwritten note and an envelope using a

magnifying glass then he looks up

Gravely Murdoch flashes back to the

courthouse when Mr Templeton handed an

envelope to a messenger the address on

the envelope reads Mrs Barbara Miller

976 birchgate Toronto

handwriting on the envelope matches the

handwriting on the Note

Ellen Templeton is our killer

in the interview room Mr Templeton

you wear leather suspenders don't you

no need to answer that we've already

confirmed that you do and that they are

precisely one inch in width

they are a perfect match for the wounds

that were found on Constable Langley's

neck as well as Olivia writes

what would compel you to do this

I'll await my lawyer if you like but the

evidence we have against you is more

than enough your colleagues at the crown

are not exactly shy about taking the

case against you

your cooperation could spare your life

as you well know

I met Olivia through my father-in-law

I was a frequent visitor in his home

Miss Wright caught your eye didn't she

a bit of fun

but then she wanted more of me she

threatened to expose you

ruin your marriage your career

so you had to kill her

I would have lost everything

I had to make sure that you would never

tell

when I convinced Melvin to use his

influence to stop any investigation

told him that his good name would

suffered because she was his servant

he had no idea what I'd done

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Constable Langley wouldn't stop the

search would he

you had to kill him as well

I had to stop him and we had to stop you

Mr Templeton you are under arrest Mr

Templeton averts his gaze Edwards stands

behind the booking desk come on clear

out a lot of you take this as a warning

if you've received no charge consider it

a mercy I don't want to see hide no hair

of any of you in this city ever again

because the next time I won't be so

forgiving

are we supposed

to I don't care

as long as it's not in Toronto Miss

bright walks out with the other

detainees

inspector Edmonds

all this began with the Langley case now

we know his killer was not a prostitute

but rather one of the city's Elite all

this

the sweeps have to stop certainly not

I have a vision of a clean Toronto and I

will shake every shadow until all of the

deviants in this city are gone stop

whining and do your job

Constable Tucker

Crabtree down Crabtree finally relents

and walks away

Crabtree unlocks a holding cell it's

over Watts you're free to go Watts puts

his hat on and stands up

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no this is far from over

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in jail

I'm not leaving Toronto Georgia

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this is all going to blow over

eventually I'm not going anywhere they

can charge me if they want what's

I want my day in court

I want a jury to decide to tell me once

and for all of who I am makes me a

criminal watt sits back down on the cell

caught and lowers his gaze with a long

face Crabtree closes the cell door and

locks it then walks away

a poster inside a train station

advertises coastline's Railway Effie and

Crabtree walk arm and arm

well

I took some doing but the loan is

approved a house is ours as long as we

keep our jobs

is everything all right

yes no that's wonderful news Effie

I heard Edwards release the detainees

hopefully the sweeps will be over soon

and things can go back to normal

I'm sure they will begin you keep your

nose clean you too sir

he almost missed us for about Ward

sir are you sure about this

take care of this young ladybug looks

you found a good in there indeed I will

and good luck with the new inspector I'm

sure you'll be all right I'm not so sure

about that but thank you maybe we'll

come and visit you we've been talking

about doing some traveling that would be

lovely

I can hardly imagine a Toronto without

you sir

I'm not your boss anymore Murdock call

me Tom

we'll miss you Tom as we you William

does this sound right does it absolutely

not safe travels sir thank you we'll

send a postcard

well no you standing on ceremony

till the next time

indeed marker where I can read nods and

smiles then he and Margaret walk down

the train station hallway Bracken Reed

slowly turns to glance back at his

colleagues with a hint of regret while

we're entering a new world William

I'm not sure I think much of it Dr Ogden

glances at Murdoch later Murdoch is in

Edward's office forgot to tell you

Detective

regardless of your success in this case

I'm still not happy he went over my head

this is my Station House

I'm your boss and as such I demand your

respect

respect is earned not demanded I need

you to fall in line like the rest of the

men

in fact

why don't you start with that skeezy

down by the dogs

take a few constables and shut the place

down

I will not

pardon me Edwards turns to look at

Murdoch

this is as good a time as any I suppose

though I have been preoccupied with my

case it hasn't stopped me from noticing

a disgraceful way that you have been

running things here are you telling me

how to do my job no I doubt that that

would do much good get out of my office

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I intend to

what do you mean Murdoch pulls out his

detective badge consider this my

resignation

but on Edward's desk I'm no longer

detective Murdoch of Station House

number four Murdoch marches out of

Inspector Edward's office he grabs his

coat and hat off a coat rack puts on his

hat and without looking back exits

through the station's double doors

Edwards watches Murdoch go from his

office

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