| Solving Murder | |
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| Published | 1906 |
| Written by | William Murdoch and Julia Ogden,
with George Crabtree |
Solving Murder – A Scientic Approach, Illustrated Handbook – is a manual by Detective William Murdoch and Doctor Julia Ogden, introduced in Season 12 of Murdoch Mysteries.
Appearances and Mentions
Annabella Cinderella
- Murdoch and Ogden are disappointment with The Police Investigative Handbook sent to every Station House in Toronto and calls it "antediluvian". Its publisher Mr. Clements suggests that they write the new standard for police manuals and hands them their first check.
- They play around with titles:
- Crime Detection: Reasoning and Methods?
- Puzzles and Poisons: A Diagnosis of Murder?
- With an Introduction: "Hello, you have stumbled upon a murder...?"
Six of the Best
- William has written 63 pages, mostly footnotes, but Julia is experiencing writer's block; The good Doctor gets unexpected help from Ruth Higgins-Newsome at the hospital.
Murdoch and the Undetectable Man
- Dr. Ogden asks George to read their manuscript...
One Minute to Murder
- The manuscript is published – the standard first run 500 copies with the title Solving Murder.
Manual for Murder
- According to the Toronto Telegraph, the How-To book sales skyrocket as a sequential killer skillfully uses it:
- There are twenty-eight chapters...
Forever Young (mention)
Kill Thy Neighbour (mention)
Rigid Silence
- Warden MacNeil of the Kingston Penitentiary has read Murdoch and Ogden's Solving Murder and asks them for their autograph.
Blood on the Tracks
- Murdoch offers the book to Jordan who is in his make-shift playpen.
Do the Right Thing Part 1
- The book has reached a wealthy and clever woman with sinister intention for the young daughter of the renown crime-solving couple with an indisputable reputation.
Gallery
First Live Reading...
Mr. Clements reassures the authors..
Higgins and a few others...
Murdoch explains fingermarks...
Its Acknowledgements-
...George Carbtree, an unfortunate typo
