Ep 22. Suspicion
- October 10, 1994
- 44 min
In season 2 episode 22 of Blue Heelers titled "Suspicion", the town of Mt. Thomas is thrown into turmoil when a young girl goes missing from her home. As the police department dives into the investigation, they soon discover that there are several suspects who could be responsible for the disappearance.
Everyone in town is on edge as rumors begin to spread about who might have taken the girl. The police department is under intense pressure to find her before it's too late, and they begin to follow any lead that they can.
Senior Sergeant Tom Croydon (John Wood) takes charge of the case and quickly begins to piece together information from the girl's family and friends. Meanwhile, Constable Maggie Doyle (Lisa McCune) is determined to make a breakthrough and find a suspect.
As the days pass without any new leads, tensions rise in the town as people start to point fingers at each other. The police department is under scrutiny, and some residents of Mt. Thomas begin to lose faith in their ability to solve the case.
The investigation takes a dramatic turn when a local man is arrested on suspicion of being involved in the disappearance. However, as the police department delves deeper into the case, they begin to realize that things are not always as they seem.
With time running out, Senior Sergeant Tom Croydon and his team work around the clock to gather evidence and track down the missing girl. But as they put the pieces together, they discover that there is more to the story than they initially thought.
In the end, the investigation leads to a shocking conclusion that leaves the town of Mt. Thomas reeling. The police department must grapple with the aftermath of the case and what it means for their community moving forward.
Overall, season 2 episode 22 of Blue Heelers is a tense and emotional episode that showcases the intensity and pressure that comes with working on a high-profile case. It also delves into the complex relationships within a small town and the impact that a crime can have on everyone involved.
