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The discovery of a body made to look like a suicide leads Murdoch into the world of telegraphy, the 1895 equivalent of the Internet.
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The killer was not a serial killer. Con artist, certainly, but they only killed two people: The individual whose identity they stole, and the woman who uncovered their identity.
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* SerialKiller: TheCon: The one that killer's M.O.: They use the telegraph to gain the confidence of women before tricking them into sending them money. [[spoiler: The VictimOfTheWeek was a coworker who became suspicious and began snooping around, threatening to expose them. They also killed a former employee to steal his identity, and frame ''him'' for the crimes.]]
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: A criminal targets womenwho work as telegraphists.they speak with anonymously over a network. They begin innocuously gaining their confidence, at which point the interactions become more intimate and even explicit, before tricking them into sending them money. In at least one case this leads to a woman's death when they lure her into a meeting.[[note]][[spoiler: Though this was to cover their tracks when the woman identified them.]][[/note]] It's basically an internet phishing scam, only done by telegraph.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: A criminal targets women
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