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He told her he was “ raised by monsters” and that made him reluctant to be around such a happy, functional family. Who’d want to admit it? Love’s a powerful drug.īack when John was with Tonia, before they were married, he was looking to be respectful, so he opted to ask her father for his daughter’s hand in marriage. She doesn’t want to believe she’s been duped into believing a horrible monster of a man was the man of her dreams. She’s still convincing herself partly that John is truthful about parts of his life. Meanwhile, John’s pretending to worship his “ beautiful, sexy woman” and acting as if he’s the perfect husband, whereas Debra’s attempting to conceal all she’s uncovered so far.ĭebra spends her day looking into her husband. She even finds papers suggesting John is either looking for gun parts or hoarding them. She’s found tons of documents, from printouts on the internet – a website called Men From Hell – to legal papers showing the long list of charges he’s had brought against him.

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Speaking of that past, it’s being discovered in full view by his current wife, Debra Newell (Connie Britton). Jump ahead and we’re already at John’s wedding to Tonia- there’s so much history in Mr.

Soon she had to go, but he talked her into spending more time together first. She told him about her job as a nurse assisting an anaesthesiologist.

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But the plot details also hint that the season four finale could ultimately be a series finale for Benedict Cumberbatch's take on the world's greatest detective.Per: In the final episode of this new season, long buried secrets finally catch up with the Baker Street duo.Years ago in Dayton, Ohio, Tonia Sells (Sprague Grayden) arrived at bar in her scrubs from work, where she got chatted up by John Meehan (Eric Bana).

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Using an array of disguises, Eurus Holmes has snuck her way into the lives of Sherlock and John Watson as John's therapist, a flirty bus passenger and the daughter of a serial killer.Now that Eurus has been revealed, pointing a gun at John's head before pulling the trigger at the episode two end credits (though, of course, John isn't dead), what does that mean for the season four finale? The synopsis for episode three, titled 'The Final Problem,' suggests that Eurus is Sherlock and John's greatest challenge yet - though in fairness, the series said the same thing about Culverton Smith last week, and practically every villain from seasons prior. In what could end up being the of BBC's Sherlock, episode two gave us the likely answer to James Moriarty's ominous, post-mortem riddle: a secret Holmes sibling. Despite the level of suspicion around the older man - from his questionable explanation as to why he found Beverly Jean’s body to the fact she rejected his advances on multiple occasions - his alibi is airtight, as his wife Ruth Moran (Amelia Campbell) confirms. While Ford momentarily suspects local welder Alvin Moran (Hamilton Clancy) could be the murderer, that seems unlikely. I already feel badly for Ocasek, even though his upcoming trauma is nothing compared to the mutilated, late Beverly Jean. He’s convinced the perp has to be a “drifter,” but, thanks to his level of assurance, I have a feeling the inevitable reveal of the budding serial killer’s identity will hit much closer to home.

“I go to church with these people,” Ocasek says. The Altoona detective investigating the case, Mark Ocasek (Alex Morf), is rightly freaked out, and near tears, about the disturbing nature of the murder, since it happened in his tiny town.

It’s unclear where her killer was holding the corpse before putting it at the dump. Ford and Tench give each other knowing looks, recognizing they probably found their suspect. Like Kemper, one man, Dwight Taylor (Tobias Segal), also likes talking to cops and asked what “happened” to the latest victim once police arrived at the crime scene. The person clearly wanted to humiliate and dominate his victims, is possibly choosing women who remind him of his mother, is physically mature, socially-slash-emotionally immature, and probably still lives with his mom. When Ford gets to Sacramento, Detective Roy Carver (Peter Murnik) drops a few details that suggest this murder is similar to the Kemper killings. Yet, this time, the brutal beating was deadly, and her dog was “eviscerated.” Another hint the killer is getting more intense with his “sequence” slayings: this time, the dog was even bigger. Tench gets further pulled into Ford’s obsession when the pair received a phone call from Sacramento, learning another old woman was attacked in the exact same way the elderly lady from “Episode 2” was.

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