Murdoch Mysteries season 6 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Edgar Leeman surprises his wife with chicken and a fancy hat, despite their financial struggles. He's shot dead at home, leading detectives Murdoch and team to investigate. Their search reveals Edgar's involvement in illegal gambling, conflicting with his claims. Concurrently, they explore the murder of Pastor Henshaw, killed by a cane. The investigation uncovers a pattern of victims passing through the same neighborhood, suggesting a serial killer. Mrs. Lynd, a local, is revealed to have orchestrated the murders, testing people's morality with wallets she dropped. Her actions stem from anger over her husband's hypocrisy. The case concludes with detectives reflecting on the potential of pizza pie as a convenient meal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Edgar Leeman bring home instead of soup bones?
Chicken and a fancy hat.
Why was Edgar Leeman's wife surprised by his purchases?
They were financially struggling and couldn't afford such luxuries.
How did Edgar Leeman die?
He was shot dead at his doorstep.
What was the team's initial suspicion about Edgar's source of money?
They suspected he might have been involved in gambling.
Who was Pastor Henshaw?
Another murder victim, killed by a cane.
Where did Edgar Leeman buy the fancy hat?
From a hat shop, contradicting his claim of finding it at a thrift store.
What led the detectives to suspect a serial killer?
The same weapon, a Derringer, was used in multiple murders.
What commonality was found among the victims?
They had all passed through the same neighborhood.
How did the detectives use Constable Crabtree in their investigation?
As a decoy to lure the killer.
What misunderstanding occurred with Mrs. Lynd?
She accused Constable Crabtree of stealing a wallet.
What was Mrs. Lynd's connection to the murders?
She had been dropping wallets to test people's honesty.
Why did Mrs. Lynd commit the murders?
Due to her anger over hypocrisy and thievery, influenced by her husband's past actions.
What was the detectives' conclusion about the nature of the killer?
That the killer might be a religious zealot or someone with strict moral codes.
What food did Murdoch and Crabtree enjoy while reflecting on the case?
Pizza pie.
How did the detectives theorize the use of pizza pie in the future?
As a convenient meal option, possibly delivered to homes.