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It's just gravity.
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It's fine. What isn't fine,
is trespassing.
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You shouldn't be in here.
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Explain yourselves.
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Uh…
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We're… We're the…
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We're the new apprentices,
Mrs…
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Hart. Mrs. Violet Hart.
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I'm the Chief Coroner,
I would know
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if there were any apprentices.
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What are you juveniles up to?!
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Not so fast!
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Get to the door! I got this!
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Be careful, that's fragile!
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That was close. We need
to be more careful.
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I don't feel good
about that mess.
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Billie, I've seen
your bedroom.
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I think we should go back in.
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Maybe extend a peace offering,
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apologize, fix her skeleton.
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Mrs. Hart will help
with the case.
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we can't let
guilt influence our
interactions in the past.
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Time travel's like Jenga.
Pull the wrong block,
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everything will collapse.
- But if she reports us
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to the police,
which she probably will,
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that's definitely
gonna be the wrong block.
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Wouldn't reasoning with her
be less of a Jenga tumble?
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Macy's right. Also, can I say
I love the Jenga reference.
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So is that how we'll operate?
Two against one? Decision made.
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We're investigating a murder.
She's the coroner. We need her.
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Okay. But no hints
of the future.
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The scientific community
was shocked to hear
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of the death of the doctor.
Myself included.
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So your business here is to
prove that Detective Murdoch
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didn't murder Dr. Van Doren?
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Exactly! He was framed.
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By whom?
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How do you know all this?
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How old are you?
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- We don't know.
- We can't say.
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Sixteen.
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You'll have to come up
with a more compelling
argument than that.
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This is all very suspicious.
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Mrs. Hart.
You're the Chief Coroner.
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Do you really believe that
Murdoch is capable of… murder?
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There's no love lost between
the detective and myself,
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but I must say I was doubtful
when I heard the news.
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Will you let
your personal feelings
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get in the way
of saving an innocent man?
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Of course not. I'll do
whatever I need to to help.
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What do we know?
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We have three suspects.
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Three? This is news to me.
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No other suspects?
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What about the list we have?
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In this re-written history,
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Detective Murdoch
is the only suspect.
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He must have been arrested
before he was assigned the case.
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We believe the suspects
are Dr. Van Doren's fiancé
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Grady Robbins, her colleague
Professor Rupert LeDuc,
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and PhD student, Iris Craven.
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Professor LeDuc I've heard of,
the other persons, no.
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In crime shows…
Uh, I mean, in cases
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of this nature,
it's usually the boyfriend.
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You're not wrong.
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Mrs. Hart, what can you
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tell us about
Dr. Van Doren's murder?
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Follow me.
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My initial assessment
suggests the contusions
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on her head were superficial
wound, not fatal.
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So something else killed her?
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The ligature marks
around her neck are consistent
with strangulation,
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there's also petechial
hemorrhaging.
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She was… strangled to death.
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These fibers… were found
in the abrasions.
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The constables found Detective
Murdoch's scarf near the body.
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Is that the evidence
that led to his arrest?
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Yes. And the padlock,
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which caused the head wound, was
also found near the property.
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Oh man, Macy. This doesn't
look good for your--
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Favourite detective.
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I need to finish
the post-mortem on the victim
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and send the results
in to the Inspector.
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So the murderer
planted evidence.
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What do we do next?
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We have to rule out
the padlock
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while narrowing down
our suspects.
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So a double investigation.
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I also want to low-key
check out the suspects.
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I'll join you. Billie,
you stay and see
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what Mrs. Hart comes up with
on the evidence front.
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I was thinking of your list
of suspicious persons.
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I can steer you
to someone who can help.
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Sure, I know people.
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I wash a lot of windows,
meet a lot of characters.
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Any of the names
we mentioned sound familiar?
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Oh, yes. Mr. Robbins.
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Works at the ladies' wear shop.
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Used to run the haberdashery
down the way.
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The haber-whatery?
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You know, the notions shop.
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Buttons, threads, zippers.
Notions!
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Never mind.
Juliette's Ladies' Wear,
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that's where you'll find him.
- Ladies' wear, huh?
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Any chance they sell scarves?
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Sure. Their goods
are quite afternoonified.
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Suspect number one:
Grady Robbins.
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His arm is in a sling.
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I don't think
he is our murderer.
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Looks can be deceiving.
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Sir?
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Seems painful.
What happened?
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A fight with a couple
of unruly mannequins last week.
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They won.
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Look, it's a blue scarf.
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These scarves are really pretty.
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Soft.
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Yes. That's like the one
my Gwen had.
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Had. She lost it?
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I'm afraid she's with her
maker now, she just passed.
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- Are you okay?
- No. I'm not. I'm not alright.
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This is all so sudden and--
- Our condolences.
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Mr. Robbins, your beloved
fiancée passes and you're open.
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I would have presumed your
grief would be so substantial,
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you'd be… home,
devastated, for days.
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Who said anything
about "beloved"?
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Don't get me wrong, I hoped
we'd still see be married.
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But all those whispered
phone calls,
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late nights at the lab,
I knew there was someone else.
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Oh, uh…
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Clever on the handshake.
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He instinctively reached,
but was clearly in pain.
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I think he's really injured
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which means that he couldn't
have strangled Van Doren.
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Secret calls, late nights?
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Is it one of our other suspects?
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Or someone else?
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Broken arm, broken soul,
broken theory.
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He's not our guy.
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I can't imagine how hard it's
been to be without your dad.
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You must miss him.
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"Miss him" is…
an understatement.
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Earl Grollman once said:
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"The only cure for grief
is to grieve."
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Is that supposed
to make me cry?
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Uh… No.
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When my Yiyi
passed away last year,
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I found hope in the words.
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My dad used to tell me stories
about our family history.
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It's why I signed up
for this course.
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I found a notebook with all
the ideas and inventions
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of William Murdoch in it.
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It's not just the blueprints.
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I wanted to feel closer to him.
Them. I don't know.
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Was he also inventive?
Your dad?
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Yeah. He would tweak things
around the house all the time.
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Once he repurposed a clock
to play my favourite
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Beyoncé song every hour.
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I just… wish I made more time
for his stories.
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I was always rushing out.
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Maybe if I had, then
I'd know how to figure out
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what's happening now
and set it right.
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From what I have deduced
about you in the short time
I have known you,
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you will.
And we're here for you.
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Hey, Billie.
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So, uh…
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Mrs. Hart was asking
a lot of questions about us
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and I had to tell her
we just beamed in.
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Kidding!
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I'm a little offended you didn't
cut me any credit. Hurtful!
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I told her this case matters
to my friend,
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and what matters to my friends
matters to me.
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They say the best lies
lead with the truth.
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Smart move, Billie.
- She cleared off this desk
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and said we could use this space
as our home base.
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Way helpful, no?
- Sure, it's helpful,
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or it's a smart way
to keep tabs on us.
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Tad cynical. I like it.
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Scorpio?
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Welcome back. If you children
aren't too squeamish,
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you may want to see this.
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- Gross!
- Gross!
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Stomach contents, you say?
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Yes. I've analyzed what
the victim last ate.
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Dinner consisted
of poached salmon,
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roasted potatoes followed
by Victoria sponge cake.
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Nothing beats potatoes.
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Girl after my own heart.
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What? Too soon?
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What's of interest
is the digestive degeneration
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of the fish versus
the other foods.
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I would say there were 3 to 4
hours between each meal.
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So, a secret late
night dinner?
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There's also this.
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Is that a burn?
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It would appear so,
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but I can't tell from what,
until I take a sample.
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Mrs. Hart, we've ruled out
Mr. Robbins as a suspect,
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but he seems to think that
the victim…
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stepped out on him.
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It's definitely not
Professor LeDuc.
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Him and Dr. Van Doren,
chalk and cheese.
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- So, total opposites.
- Well, opposites can attract.
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Sasha Baron Cohen
and Isla Fisher.
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Dax Shepherd and Kristen Bell.
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Who?
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Oh, just some friends.
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Maybe we should pause
on the suspect list for now,
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and focus our energy on
the evidence we need to dispel.
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Which starts with proving
William Murdoch's scarf
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was planted at the crime scene
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as well as the padlock
in his yard.
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Murdoch's scarf would be
valuable to have right now,
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to test against
the fibres you found
on the deceased, Mrs. Hart.
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Won't hurt to see
the police report either.
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See what they found
on the good detective
that locked him up.
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So we need the evidence
the police collected.
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And you think the three of you
can just waltz
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into the station and they'll
hand over the evidence to you?
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No. But you can.
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I believe you have
a report to deliver.
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