Ep 4. A Study in Sherlock

In "A Study in Sherlock," the fourth episode of season 6 of Murdoch Mysteries, Detective William Murdoch is called upon to assist with the investigation of a case that bears a striking resemblance to the famous works of fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. The victim, a wealthy businessman, is found dead in his mansion with a single gunshot wound to the head. All evidence points to suicide, but Murdoch suspects foul play.

As Murdoch delves deeper into the case, he becomes increasingly convinced that someone has gone to great lengths to make it appear as though the victim committed suicide. He enlists the help of Dr. Julia Ogden and his colleague Constable Crabtree in his investigation, and the trio soon uncover a web of lies and deception that leads them on a wild goose chase across Toronto.

As they follow the clues, Murdoch and his team encounter a colorful cast of characters, each with their own motives for wanting the victim dead. From the victim's estranged wife to his business partners and even members of his own household, everyone seems to have a reason for wanting him out of the picture.

Meanwhile, Murdoch's personal life takes a surprising turn when he receives a visit from his estranged wife, Eva. Still reeling from their bitter separation, Murdoch struggles to keep his emotions in check as he navigates both the case and his complicated personal life.

As the stakes get higher and the danger mounts, Murdoch and his team race against the clock to catch the killer before they strike again. With the help of some unexpected allies and a healthy dose of ingenuity, they finally crack the case and bring the culprit to justice.

"A Study in Sherlock" is a thrilling episode that showcases some of the best elements of Murdoch Mysteries, including clever sleuthing, intricate plotting, and plenty of twists and turns. Fans of the show will love this clever nod to the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, while newcomers will appreciate the engrossing story and compelling characters.