Murdoch Mysteries — Season 9
As the festive season descends upon Toronto, Detective William Murdoch finds himself embroiled in a perplexing case with unsettlingly folkloric undertones. The investigation begins with the suspicious death of a wealthy patron and the baffling disappearance of gifts intended for children participating in a Christmas pageant. But as Murdoch delves deeper, whispers of an ancient legend – the Krampus, a monstrous figure from Yuletide lore – begin to surface, hinting at something far more sinister than simple theft or murder lurking beneath the glittering holiday cheer.
As Crabtree completes his sentence for the killing of his sweetheart’s husband, Murdoch finds himself investigating an inmate stabbing with possible links to the original crime.
Following a contentious speech in Toronto, Mark Twain finds himself the subject of considerable controversy, prompting Murdoch and his associates to ensure his well-being.
The air hung heavy with the anticipation of departure as Dr. Grace prepared to leave for England. That same evening, a young suffragette was found murdered. Murdoch received the summons to investigate.
The discovery of statues sculpted from the forms of nude women stirred a chilling suspicion within Murdoch: the work of a killer intimately acquainted with his victims.
In his pursuit of a clandestine space program – one with the potential to ignite conflict between the United States and Canada – Murdoch finds himself drawn back to a familiar face. Prepare for an episode of *Murdoch Mysteries* unlike any o…
In the heart of the city, Murdoch delves into the suspicious death of a prominent politician known for his opposition to Prohibition. Meanwhile, Margaret Brackenreid finds herself hosting the controversial visitor, Carrie Nation, a fierce a…
A childhood companion from their days at wilderness camp warns Murdoch of approaching peril, prompting a journey to Algonquin Park. There, they find themselves investigating a murder that occurred three decades prior.
The inexplicable death of a student within a professor’s opium den drew Ogden and Rebecca James to the morgue, where Crabtree offered his assistance with the investigation.
Murdoch's pursuit of a loan to realize his vision of a home in Ogden is complicated by a bank robbery, an event threatening to shatter his carefully cultivated standing in the community.
Murdoch and Ogden are called upon to examine the unsettling death of a crew member aboard an Arctic expedition, their professional lives growing more intricate amidst the unfolding circumstances.
The murder of a golfer draws Murdoch into a world he never knew, and soon he finds himself consumed by the intricacies of the sport.
The shocking death of an elderly groom by electrocution stirs Murdoch's suspicion of a cunning, dangerous woman. Meanwhile, Crabtree finds himself unexpectedly sharing a writing class with the celebrated author, Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Chief Constable Davies exerted considerable pressure on Murdoch to secure a swift arrest in the killing of a white man at a Black church.
Murdoch and his team delve into a gruesome murder case, one shadowed by the presence of a young woman living wild.
Murdoch assumes a false identity to delve into the death of a journalist, a man who had been probing the grim realities of a workhouse.
In pursuing a case of significant police corruption, Murdoch and Brackenreid unknowingly placed their careers in jeopardy.
A shooting within a burlesque club draws Murdoch and Brackenreid to Buffalo, New York for inquiry. Simultaneously, Crabtree finds himself developing a close rapport with one of the performers.
The reappearance of a former foe casts a dangerous shadow over both Murdoch and Ogden.
