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the only statement made is by bell and Sherlock doesn't bother contradicting him
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* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink was cleaned away by the washing machine. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realizes it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
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* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink it was cleaned away by the washing machine.empty. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realizes it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Terri set up hidden cameras in the rooms of the hotel she managed and quietly encouraged call girls to work the bars and solicit the guests. She then used the footage of the resulting encounters as blackmail material against the various high-level businessmen and politicians who indulged this way.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Terri set up hidden cameras in the rooms of the hotel she managed and quietly encouraged call girls to work the bars and solicit the guests. She It was assumed that she then used the footage of the resulting encounters as blackmail material against the various high-level businessmen and politicians who indulged this way.way. However, the actual purpose was merely to attract these men to her hotel so she could record the more valuable political and financial secrets they spoke about.
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* {{Blackmail}}: Terri set up hidden cameras in the rooms of the hotel she managed and quietly encouraged call girls to work the bars and solicit the guests. She then used the footage of the resulting encounters as blackmail material against the various high-level businessmen and politicians who indulged this way.
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* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: The call girl Holmes and Watson question about Terri Purcell takes a shine to Watson and hands over her business card, ostensibly for follow-ups but the way she focuses on Joan suggests otherwise.
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* MistakenForCheating: A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is they are Russian spies and Silver is their handler.
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* MistakenForCheating: A Neighbor neighbor of the Purcell's Purcells thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Geoffrey Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is they are Russian spies and Silver is their handler.
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* MistakenForCheating: A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is that Silver is their handler.
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* MistakenForCheating: A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is that they are Russian spies and Silver is their handler.
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* MistakenForCheating A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is that Silver is their handler.
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* MistakenForCheating MistakenForCheating: A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is that Silver is their handler.
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* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink was cleaned away by the washing machine. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realises it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
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* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink was cleaned away by the washing machine. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realises realizes it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
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* MistakenForCheating A Neighbor of the Purcell's thinks that Teri Purcell has involved with Geoffery Silver, not helped that Sherlock discovers that Oliver is unemployed and sleeping on the couch. The reason he is awfully close to the Purcell family is that Silver is their handler.
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* ExiledToTheCouch: While in the Purcell home Sherlock notes the couch cushions are flattened in a way that indicates someone has been sleeping on them. Oliver Purcell claims that he started sleeping there due to insomnia but Sherlock counters that it doesn't explain why his toiletries are also in the guest bathroom.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
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* ExiledToTheCouch: While in the Purcell home Sherlock notes the couch cushions are flattened in a way that indicates someone has been sleeping on them. Oliver Purcell claims that he started sleeping there due to insomnia but Sherlock counters that it doesn't explain why his toiletries are also in the guest bathroom. \n Indeed they turn out to be Russian spies whose marriage is a sham.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
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Sherlock investigates the death of a hotel manager found dead in a washing machine.
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* AccidentalMurder: Carly believes she killed her mother by instinctively shoving her when she grabbed her arm and causing her to fall and hit her head off her desk. She didn't, Geoffrey found Teri still alive and after he realized that [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness Carly would make a better asset, he finished her off]].
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Sherlock investigates the death of a hotel manager found dead in a washing machine.machine.
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* ActorAllusion: Carly Purcell has a scholarship to the University of Michigan which Creator/LucyLiu attended.
* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink was cleaned away by the washing machine. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realises it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
* ExiledToTheCouch: While in the Purcell home Sherlock notes the couch cushions are flattened in a way that indicates someone has been sleeping on them. Oliver Purcell claims that he started sleeping there due to insomnia but Sherlock counters that it doesn't explain why his toiletries are also in the guest bathroom.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
* StringTheory: Joan creates her own theory board for the Purcell case when Carly's "confession" doesn't sit right with her. The case is officially closed at this point but Joan's board draws Sherlock's attention to the seemingly-empty pen on Mrs. Purcell's body which turns out to be the vital clue to revealing the true killer.
* UndercoverAsLovers: Oliver and Teri Purcell were Russian spies sent to pose as an American couple. Once Carly was born they ceased the physical part of their "relationship".
* WitnessProtection: At the end of the episode Oliver and Carly are placed in Witness Protection for cooperating with the investigation. Oliver is also granted immunity for his previous espionage activities.
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* ActorAllusion: Carly Purcell has a scholarship to the University of Michigan which Creator/LucyLiu attended.
* ChekhovsGun: The broken pen found on Mrs. Purcell's body. Sherlock notes it during the initial investigation but it's assumed the ink was cleaned away by the washing machine. Near the end of the episode Sherlock sees a photograph of the pen and realises it was filled with invisible ink that ended up on the real killer's shirt.
* ExiledToTheCouch: While in the Purcell home Sherlock notes the couch cushions are flattened in a way that indicates someone has been sleeping on them. Oliver Purcell claims that he started sleeping there due to insomnia but Sherlock counters that it doesn't explain why his toiletries are also in the guest bathroom.
* TheHandler: Geoffrey Silver, supposedly a family friend of the Purcells, was actually Oliver and Teri's handler.
* StringTheory: Joan creates her own theory board for the Purcell case when Carly's "confession" doesn't sit right with her. The case is officially closed at this point but Joan's board draws Sherlock's attention to the seemingly-empty pen on Mrs. Purcell's body which turns out to be the vital clue to revealing the true killer.
* UndercoverAsLovers: Oliver and Teri Purcell were Russian spies sent to pose as an American couple. Once Carly was born they ceased the physical part of their "relationship".
* WitnessProtection: At the end of the episode Oliver and Carly are placed in Witness Protection for cooperating with the investigation. Oliver is also granted immunity for his previous espionage activities.
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