Ep 11. Hangman

In Murdoch Mysteries season 3 episode 11, titled "Hangman," Detective William Murdoch investigates a series of murders that appear to be connected to a game of hangman. The first victim is a wealthy industrialist who is found hanged, with a message written in blood on the wall. Murdoch and his team begin to realize that the killer is targeting wealthy individuals who have cheated or exploited others to amass their fortunes.

As the investigation progresses, Murdoch discovers that the murders are connected to a group of former criminals who have formed an organization called the "Hangman's Club." The club, which includes some of Toronto's most powerful and influential citizens, is a secret society that meets regularly to play an elaborate, high-stakes game of hangman. The members take turns choosing obscure words and then watch as their opponents try to guess the letters.

Murdoch finds himself drawn into the club's dangerous world, as he tries to uncover the identity of the killer and protect the remaining members of the group. In doing so, he uncovers a web of deception and betrayal that leads him to question his own values and beliefs.

At the same time, Murdoch's personal life becomes increasingly complicated, as he struggles to keep his relationship with Dr. Julia Ogden a secret from his colleagues and deal with the reappearance of his former love interest, Enid Jones.

As the investigation reaches its climax, Murdoch must race against time to solve the case and prevent the killer from striking again. Along the way, he confronts some of the darkest aspects of human nature and learns that even the most seemingly innocent games can have deadly consequences.

Overall, "Hangman" is a gripping and suspenseful episode that showcases the best of Murdoch Mysteries' unique blend of historical accuracy, mystery, and intrigue. With its complex characters, intricate plot, and unexpected twists and turns, it is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.