Ep 4. Rich Boy, Poor Boy

In Murdoch Mysteries season 3 episode 4 titled "Rich Boy, Poor Boy," Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) investigates the murder of a young man from a wealthy family. The victim, Alexander Lamont (Dylan Neal), was found dead on the streets of Toronto's poorest neighborhood.

Upon further investigation, Murdoch discovers that Lamont had been masquerading as a poor man in order to experience the hardships of poverty first-hand. He had been living in the poor neighborhood and spending time with a young woman named Flossie (Ruth Goodwin), who had captured his heart.

The investigation leads Murdoch to the Lamont family estate where he meets Alexander's father, George Lamont (David Fox), and his mother, Priscilla (Patricia Hamilton). Murdoch soon discovers that Alexander's father had disapproved of his son's wasteful ways and had cut him off financially.

With a list of suspects that includes a rival suitor for Flossie's affections, a disgruntled former employee, and the victim's own family members, Murdoch must navigate through the intricate web of lies and deceit to uncover the truth about Alexander's death.

Meanwhile, Constable George Crabtree (Jonny Harris) finds himself in a bit of personal trouble when he is caught stealing food from a street vendor. Despite his attempts to make amends, Crabtree's actions have consequences that could jeopardize his career on the police force.

As the investigation progresses, Murdoch finds himself drawn deeper into the world of the wealthy elite. He must navigate the complex social dynamics and the politics of the time to uncover the truth about Alexander's death and bring the killer to justice.

With its intricate plot, captivating characters, and historically accurate setting, Murdoch Mysteries season 3 episode 4 is a must-watch for fans of the series and anyone who loves a good murder mystery.