Thank you very much...Inspector! Last Monday evening, a mantravelling by the name John...
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Thank you very much.
..Inspector! Last Monday evening, a man
travelling by the name John Dawson
boarded a steamer in Montreal. Dawson was already dead by then.
Was it Edmund Keating? No. Edmund Keating was booked on
a ship from Halifax the same day.
Both ships bound for Bristol. We'll have to get a telegraph
to the Bristol police. Tell them one hell of a big gun
is heading their way. Who's travelling as Dawson?
Well, perhaps Detective Murdoch. If he had seen Dawson killed
..Inspector! Last Monday evening, a man
travelling by the name John Dawson
boarded a steamer in Montreal. Dawson was already dead by then.
Was it Edmund Keating? No. Edmund Keating was booked on
a ship from Halifax the same day.
Both ships bound for Bristol. We'll have to get a telegraph
to the Bristol police. Tell them one hell of a big gun
is heading their way. Who's travelling as Dawson?
Well, perhaps Detective Murdoch. If he had seen Dawson killed
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Thank you very much.
..Inspector!
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Last Monday evening, a man
travelling by the name John Dawson
boarded a steamer in Montreal.
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Dawson was already dead by then.
Was it Edmund Keating? No.
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Edmund Keating was booked on
a ship from Halifax the same day.
Both ships bound for Bristol.
00:00:15.995 --> 00:00:18.893
We'll have to get a telegraph
to the Bristol police.
00:00:18.893 --> 00:00:21.604
Tell them one hell of a big gun
is heading their way.
00:00:21.604 --> 00:00:25.129
Who's travelling as Dawson?
Well, perhaps Detective Murdoch.
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If he had seen Dawson killed...
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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.
