Changes: Alma Matters

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Plot

"You stay, go, I don't care. But either way, I'm gonna find and stop whoever tried to kill you."

— Sherlock to Morland

At Morland's office, Sherlock confronts Morland over not telling him that he was the victim of a murder attempt. The attack having killed his lover Sabine, Morland says it's too painful to discuss and that the assassin has been dealt with. Convinced he's lying, Sherlock intends to investigate the matter on his own. During a buglary, the lookout sees a shooting in the apartment across the street. Several weeks later, Holmes arrives at The Brownstone, his arm bloodied. His attempt to get information on Morland's attack from a female mercenary unsuccessful, Watson tells him that a counselor from Hemdale has asked them to meet with a halfway house manager, Lily Cooper, about a murder. At the house, Cooper says that many of the men there are ex-cons and that they are owned by Fairbridge University. Under investigation by the Dept. of Education (DOE) for illegal recruiting practices, Cooper explains that her clients were lied to about what Fairbridge would provide and ended up in-debted.

One makes one's share of enemies in my line of work.

The halfway house was bought by Fairbridge as they provided a source of exploitable recruits. Cooper mentions that a Fairbridge recruiter, Dennis Hicks, was to testify in the DOE's investigation but was killed in a home robbery. Believing he was murdered and showing them a file she has on clients who have been victims, she asks them to look into Hicks' death. Having received a message that Interpol Agent Muller is in NYC, Watson connects with the detective who worked the Hicks case. At Hicks' apartment, the detective explains that there were five other home robberies the evening Hicks was killed but none of the other resident were home. Watson sees the other robbery victims were Russian and deduces the families were at church that evening. Seeing that Hicks' apartment is across from the last robbed apartment, she believes the robbers had an association with the church and may have seen who shot Hicks.

They'll say anything to get people to sign.

Quotes

Were you in a fight, or were you having sex?
— Watson to Sherlock

Gallery

Elementary Season Four Episodes
The Past Is Parent • Evidence of Things Not Seen • Tag, You're Me • All My Exes Live in Essex • The Games Underfoot • The Cost of Doing Business • Miss Taken • A Burden of Blood • Murder Ex Machina • Alma Matters • Down Where the Dead Delight • A View with a Room • A Study in Charlotte • Who Is That Masked Man? • Up to Heaven and Down to Hell • Hounded • You've Got Me, Who's Got You? • Ready or Not • All In • Art Imitates Art • Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing • Turn It Upside Down • The Invisible Hand • A Difference in Kind
Season One • Season Two • Season Three • Season Four • Season Five • Season Six • Season Seven

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