Murdoch Mysteries season 10 episode 10 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

In "Murdoch Mysteries" S10E10, Murdoch faces a chilling case where Mr. Foley, tormented and claiming to be possessed by the devilish James Gillies, commits murders under this influence. Skeptical, Murdoch and Dr. Ogden uncover a complex plot involving a device implanted in Foley's body, used by Gillies to manipulate him. The investigation leads to a dramatic confrontation with a physically broken but mentally sharp Gillies, who ultimately is captured and hanged, ending his terror.

Full Episode S10E10 Recap

### Scene 1: The Devil's Confession - On a bustling street, Murdoch investigates a bizarre case. - Mr. Foley, in a disturbed state, claims the Devil, specifically James Gillies, possesses him. - Foley details his unwilling obedience to the Devil's commands, including murdering two men he mistakenly believed were demons. ### Scene 2: Murdoch and Ogden Discuss the Case - Murdoch and Dr. Ogden ponder over Foley's claims of being possessed by Gillies. - They task themselves with investigating the connection between the victims and Foley, and possibly Gillies. ### Scene 3: Murdoch Confronts Foley - Murdoch interrogates Foley, dismissing the idea of demonic possession. - Foley, deeply troubled, urges Murdoch to communicate with the voice in his head, believed to be Gillies. ### Scene 4: Gillies' Taunting Game - Through Foley, Gillies taunts Murdoch, recalling past encounters and crimes. - Gillies, through Foley, claims responsibility for various murders and past interactions with Murdoch. ### Scene 5: Gillies' Death and Return - Ogden and Murdoch debate Gillies' return, recalling his supposed death. - They explore the possibility that the body found was not Gillies but a ploy to fake his death. ### Scene 6: Foley's Desperate Plea and Demise - Foley, tormented by the voice in his head, pleads for help from Murdoch. - In a tragic turn, Foley takes his own life, leaving Murdoch and Ogden with more questions than answers. ### Scene 7: The Investigation Deepens - Murdoch and Ogden analyze Foley's autopsy, discovering a sophisticated device implanted in his body. - They connect this device to an inventor and a mysterious woman, Gillian James, linked to Gillies. ### Scene 8: The Clue in the Names - Murdoch realizes the significance of the victims' names, leading him to the kidnapper's hideout. - They uncover Gillies' plan involving a young girl, Veronica Bowden, previously kidnapped by him. ### Scene 9: The Final Confrontation with Gillies - Murdoch finally confronts a severely injured and desperate Gillies. - In a tense standoff, Gillies reveals his desire to be killed by Murdoch, but ultimately escapes. ### Scene 10: Gillies' Final Act and Demise - Gillies, in his last act of defiance, kidnaps Roland, Murdoch's son. - Murdoch, in a dramatic showdown, finally captures Gillies, who is later hanged, concluding his reign of terror.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mr. Foley and why is he important in this episode?

Mr. Foley claims to be possessed by the spirit of James Gillies and plays a central role in the episode's mystery.

What does Mr. Foley claim the Devil made him do?

He claims the Devil made him kill two men he believed were demons.

How do Murdoch and Dr. Ogden initially interpret Foley's claim of possession?

They consider it either a sign of madness or a ploy to avoid punishment for his crimes.

Who does Foley, under the influence of the 'Devil,' imply he is communicating with?

He implies he's communicating with James Gillies, a notorious criminal from Murdoch's past.

What past crimes does the 'Devil' voice, believed to be Gillies, confess to?

The voice confesses to kidnapping and burying Dr. Ogden alive, among other crimes.

How do Murdoch and Ogden react to the possibility of James Gillies being alive?

They are skeptical but concerned, considering the implications and past encounters with Gillies.

What discovery is made during Mr. Foley's autopsy?

An advanced device is found implanted in his body, used for receiving signals and causing his madness.

Who is Gillian James and what is her connection to the case?

Gillian James, an alias likely connected to James Gillies, is linked to the commissioning of the device found in Foley.

What clues lead Murdoch to Gillies' hideout?

The significance of the victims' names and their connection to locations in Toronto leads Murdoch to the hideout.

What is Gillies' condition when Murdoch finally confronts him?

Gillies is severely injured, with a damaged spine and in constant pain.

What does Gillies request from Murdoch during their final encounter?

Gillies asks Murdoch to kill him, revealing his agony and desire for death.

How does Murdoch ultimately capture and subdue Gillies?

Murdoch uses a rubber bullet to subdue Gillies, leading to his capture and eventual execution.

What happens to James Gillies in the end?

James Gillies is hanged, bringing an end to his reign of terror.

What was the significance of the implanted device in Foley's body?

The device was used to transmit Gillies' voice, making Foley believe he was possessed and driving him to madness.

How does the episode conclude for Murdoch and his family?

The episode concludes with Murdoch's family safe and the end of the threat posed by James Gillies.

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