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The killer was not on the lease, that was established. But it was also established that she had not fully moved out and had a hair brush and other items still in "her room" so some modicum of privacy should be given to that room as being hers. The hammer was found in a wastebasket in her room, so that privacy was extended by the judge to disallow the hammer. I seem to remember the uniform coming from the back room with the discovered hammer and it was not just lying by the bodies. I believe that the killer had every intent to kill both the husband and the wife, she just didn't manage it - likely thought that the husband was dead when he was still hanging on. As for a complete recovery, I think they showed pretty well that the husband had a degree of brain damage with memory loss &c. Finally Maroun. I was convinced this was her "write out" but maybe just a foreshadow. I did not get the impression that she "sacked up" (as someone above put it) to do her job, but rather that she rationalized that bartering the baby, and also sell the baby off to higher paying clients showed Maroun that the killer was calculating, manipulative and not PTSD. So rationalization to enable her to fight the case, not realizing that this is job she signed on to do.

this season seems to be a lot of "memory lane" in each episode as they tie this season back to earlier episodes, so I expect that @MsNewsradio you will be correct.

I've never trusted Jamie's boss. I was certain that he was going to be revealed as dirty this episode. But instead we discover that he encourages and rewards rogue cop behaviour. Jamie's whole division just feels wrong, and is there anyone other than Jamie and his boss in that division? Why does it have no budget for light bulbs?

Never in my life have I seen such a perfect Austin Powers moment. This season's "hi Bob" game for me is the word "Dude".

on my feed for this page, the google algorithms are picking up on terms like "hotel" and "vacation" and showing my advert videos from hotels.com the clips shows a nice looking resort with pool until it pans back to reveal a dead body floating in the pool. it could not be more appropriate for this thread.

Chuck Cunningham took him for walkies ...

yep, reminded me to have another talk with my kids (elementary school) about online friends need to also be face to face friends. no anonymous or unknown people as friends because they might not be friends after all.

I want to get the memory of that show out of my memory. Then I work on that Young MC earworm.

I liked this one the best so far. Certainly the star being perfect at everything and always right is eye-rolling, but that's no different than Blue Bloods, or The Rookie, or .... Great shots of all over the Surrey area (and a bit of Langley). I felt that the cast is starting to gel with each other and their roles, the only part I did not buy into was her T.O.'s near breakdown about losing a rookie, but I put that down to the writing as I've seen that actor over the years and IMHO I think he's better than that scene was written. That and $6 will buy you a coffee...

Aired Feb 28, 2024 Sabrina and Vince respond to a gun call at a library.

Aired Feb 21, 2024 Sabrina joins a Serious Crimes investigation into an international car theft ring.

Aired Feb 14, 2024 When a lawyer dies of an overdose, Sabrina and the team track a batch of deadly heroin sweeping through Surrey.

Aired Feb 7, 2024 At her graduation from the country's top police Academy, Sabrina Sohal's world is upset by a shocking, inexplicable arrest.

I have episode 3 on dvr, but have watched 1 and 2. I live in Surrey so location spotting is a hoot for my wife and I.

CBC Feb 7, 2024 Sabrina Sohal is a star rookie police officer who must grapple with the limits of the justice system as she fights to exonerate her politician father Ajeet Sohal