Ep 7. Summer of 1875

In the season 9 episode 7 of Murdoch Mysteries, entitled "Summer of 1875," Detective William Murdoch is called to investigate the mysterious death of a young woman found in a wooded area. The victim, who is soon identified as a well-known actress, has been murdered and left in the middle of the forest with a strange message written in blood at the crime scene.

As Murdoch and his team begin to investigate, they soon find out that the victim was involved in a romantic relationship with a wealthy businessman, who also happens to be married. Despite his seeming alibi, the detectives begin to suspect the businessman as the prime suspect in the investigation.

As the case unfolds, Detective Murdoch must navigate through the complex social and cultural landscape of late 19th century Toronto, where power, privilege and prestige often dictate the course of justice. Along the way, he also grapples with his own personal issues, including his ongoing rivalry with fellow detective George Crabtree, and his complicated relationships with his father, his colleagues, and his love interest Dr. Julia Ogden.

Meanwhile, as the summer of 1875 wears on, tensions rise in the city, as the emergence of new technologies, innovations and social movements threaten to disrupt Toronto's traditional way of life. Murdoch's investigations often bring him into contact with some of the most influential figures of the day, including the likes of Alexander Graham Bell, Nikola Tesla, and Sir John A. Macdonald.

Against this backdrop of political and social upheaval, Murdoch Mysteries continues to blend historical fact with fiction, weaving compelling mysteries, engaging characters, and witty dialogue into a captivating and entertaining drama series. In "Summer of 1875," viewers will be drawn into the suspenseful world of 19th century crime-solving, as they follow Murdoch's quest to unmask the killer and bring him or her to justice.