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Blue Murder Season 2 Episode 4

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AIRED: 11/2/01

After Linda Dewson is found dead in her home and her husband, Martin, severely injured from a head shot, detectives initially believe they're looking at a murder suicide until the doctors tell them that there is no way the wound was self-inflicted. While looking into the Dewsons personal lives, detectives get a hint that, a few years ago, Martin Dewson was suspected of sexually molesting a teenage girl, and they begin to wonder if the crime originated closer to home and begin looking more closely at the Dewsons three daughters -- 17-year-old Katherine, 15-year-old Jessica and 12-year-old Elani.moreless

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Jeremy Ratchford	Detective Jack Pogue
Joel Keller	Detective Ed Oosterhuis
Maria del Mar	Inspector Victoria Castillo
Maurice Dean Wint	Corporal Nathaniel Sweet
Mimi Kuzyk	Deputy Chief-of-Police Kay Barrow

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Grace Armas	Housekeeper	Guest Star
Laura De Carteret	Lillian Young	Guest Star
Natalie Radford	Carolyn Pogue	Guest Star
David Eisner	Dr. Brian Lukowich	Recurring Role
Kathleen Laskey	Roberta Thorpe	Recurring Role
Laura Schindel	Cara Pogue	Recurring Role

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- Pogue's daughter, Cara, is six years old and loves Smarties.
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- Jackson Pogue: I brought you some Smarties.
  
  Smarties are a Canadian-only product made by Nestle. Similar to M&M's, Smarties are candy-coated milk chocolate. To many Canadians, Smarties have been immortalized by the tagline When you eat your Smarties do you eat the red ones last?.
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