Murdoch Mysteries season 7 episode 13 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Detective Murdoch investigates the disappearance of Mr. Worthington, President of the Canadian Bank, during his engagement party to Miss Cassie Chadwick. Chadwick, a suspected con artist using an alias, is also missing. The investigation uncovers a web of deceit involving a promissory note, falsely attributed to Andrew Carnegie, and substantial unpaid bank loans. Murdoch sets a trap to expose the real Cassie Chadwick, leading to the arrest of Eva Pearce, who posed as Chadwick. Meanwhile, personal dramas unfold as Murdoch's marriage proposal to Dr. Ogden is rejected, and Constable Crabtree faces romantic troubles. The episode concludes with the realization that the real Cassie Chadwick, a seasoned con artist, has evaded capture and continues her schemes.

Full Episode S07E13 Recap

### Scene: Worthington's House - Engagement Party Preparation - (Doorbell) A guest arrives on time, greeted by a butler. - Mr. Worthington, the host, is informed of guest arrivals but is missing. - Murdoch investigates Worthington's disappearance. He learns from the butler that Worthington was working all morning, even as his engagement party was about to begin. - Worthington's fiancée, Miss Cassie Chadwick, is also missing. ### Scene: Investigation of Worthington's Disappearance - Murdoch and his team find out Worthington made two heated phone calls before disappearing. - Mr. Andrew Carnegie arrives, looking for Worthington, who had called him about marrying his daughter. Carnegie, however, denies knowing any Cassie Chadwick or having a daughter of marrying age. ### Scene: Discussion with Bank Officials - Murdoch talks with bank officials about Worthington and Chadwick. They reveal concerns about substantial unpaid loans connected to Chadwick, backed by a promissory note supposedly signed by Carnegie. ### Scene: Murdoch and Team's Continued Investigation - They uncover that "Cassie Chadwick" is an alias used by a known con artist with a history of fraud. ### Scene: Confrontation with Eva Pearce (Cassie Chadwick) - Eva Pearce, posing as Cassie Chadwick, is confronted by Murdoch but denies any wrongdoing. She claims Worthington broke off their engagement. ### Scene: Murdoch's Plan to Trap the Real Culprit - Murdoch and his team set a trap to catch the real Cassie Chadwick, involving a staged inheritance dispute and a fake rivalry between Chadwick and another woman, Miss Deneuve. ### Scene: The Trap Unfolds - The plan unfolds with Mrs. Chadwick (the real con artist) and Eva Pearce (posing as Chadwick) being drawn into a staged scenario involving a large inheritance from Worthington. ### Scene: The Climax at the Lake - The trap leads to the lake where Worthington's body is presumed to be. Eva Pearce, desperate, searches the lake but finds nothing. ### Scene: Conclusion and Twist - Murdoch and his team realize they inadvertently helped the real Cassie Chadwick escape. Eva Pearce is arrested for Worthington's murder. ### Final Scenes: Personal Drama Among the Characters - Constable Crabtree faces romantic challenges. - Murdoch plans to propose to Dr. Ogden but faces heartbreak as she turns him down. ### Epilogue: The Aftermath of the Case - The episode ends with Murdoch grappling with his failed proposal and the complexities of the case, while other characters deal with their personal issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mr. Worthington?

Mr. Worthington is the President of the Canadian Bank and the host of the engagement party.

What is the significance of the engagement party?

The engagement party is for Mr. Worthington and his fiancée, Miss Cassie Chadwick.

Is Mr. Worthington present at his engagement party?

No, Mr. Worthington is missing during his engagement party.

Who is Miss Cassie Chadwick?

Miss Cassie Chadwick is Mr. Worthington's fiancée, who is also missing, and later revealed to be an alias used by a con artist.

Who is Mr. Andrew Carnegie in relation to the story?

Mr. Andrew Carnegie is a character who was called by Worthington about marrying his daughter, though Carnegie denies knowing Chadwick or having a daughter of marrying age.

What issue is Detective Murdoch investigating?

Detective Murdoch investigates the disappearance of Mr. Worthington and the potential fraudulent activities involving Miss Cassie Chadwick.

What is the significance of the promissory note?

The promissory note, supposedly signed by Andrew Carnegie, is connected to substantial unpaid loans and is a key element in the fraud investigation.

Who is Eva Pearce?

Eva Pearce is a woman posing as Cassie Chadwick, involved in Worthington's disappearance and suspected of fraud.

What is the trap set by Murdoch and his team?

The trap involves a staged inheritance dispute and a fake rivalry, aiming to catch the real Cassie Chadwick and solve Worthington's disappearance.

How does the episode end?

The episode ends with the arrest of Eva Pearce for Worthington's murder and the realization that they helped the real Cassie Chadwick escape.

What personal drama unfolds among the characters?

Constable Crabtree faces romantic issues, and Murdoch plans but fails to propose to Dr. Ogden.

Does Murdoch successfully propose to Dr. Ogden?

No, Dr. Ogden turns down Murdoch's marriage proposal.

Is the real Cassie Chadwick caught?

No, the real Cassie Chadwick escapes, and they inadvertently assist her in evading capture.

What happens to Eva Pearce?

Eva Pearce is arrested for the murder of Ian Worthington.

What is revealed about the real Cassie Chadwick at the end?

It is revealed that the real Cassie Chadwick is still active as a con artist, operating under her real name in Cleveland.

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