Good morning, Lillian. Last day as Dr. Grace. Just because I'll no longerbe Toronto's...
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Good morning, Lillian. Last day as Dr. Grace. Just because I'll no longer
be Toronto's coroner doesn't - mean I'll cease being a doctor.
- Of course. How are you progressing next door? My room is packed up. Only
some final errands to see to. Then could I trouble you to pick up - my dress from the seamstress?
- Of course. To think in a only a few days we will be crossing the
Atlantic for London, England. I cannot wait. I love you
be Toronto's coroner doesn't - mean I'll cease being a doctor.
- Of course. How are you progressing next door? My room is packed up. Only
some final errands to see to. Then could I trouble you to pick up - my dress from the seamstress?
- Of course. To think in a only a few days we will be crossing the
Atlantic for London, England. I cannot wait. I love you
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Good morning, Lillian.
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Last day as Dr. Grace.
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Just because I'll no longer
be Toronto's coroner doesn't
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- mean I'll cease being a doctor.
- Of course.
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How are you progressing next door?
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My room is packed up. Only
some final errands to see to.
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Then could I trouble you to pick up
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- my dress from the seamstress?
- Of course.
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To think in a only a few days
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we will be crossing the
Atlantic for London, England.
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I cannot wait.
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I love you.
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Movie Summary
In the 1890s, William Murdoch uses radical forensic techniques for the time, including fingerprinting and trace evidence, to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders.
