Its why in Who Is That Masked Man?
Sherlock isnt so sure that Ghost Mountain is responsible for the murders, though.
What follows is averyconvoluted investigation.
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He denies everything, but Sherlock manages to snag his phone before they leave the shop.
When Kevin Chang is questioned, he says that an old lady beat him up.
As the two leaders of the gangs say: Theres not a single Caucasian within the triad.
Not only did the man get Bai Mays picture, he also took her laundry.
But with no cameras in the building, the detectives dont have much to go on.
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Meanwhile, Sherlock is livid with his father.
After examining the logbook from Willowbrook, Sherlock notices a connection in the handwriting of one guest.
He sounds like the prime suspect, but theres one problem: Hes nowhere to be found.
Eventually, Eklund is picked up by the TSA, and he gleefully admits to everything.
He has a terminal disease (i.e.
Like I said above: convoluted.
Really, though, Who Is That Masked Man?
is an episode meant to progress the story of Sherlock and Morland.
After Sherlock once again asserts his anger toward Morland regarding his mother, Morland fights back.
He shows Sherlock a file that reveals a few truths about his mother.
When she couldnt get clean, Morland kicked her out.
Its another bit of information that seems to paint Morland in a more sympathetic light.
It doesnt make Sherlock any less of an addict.
And it doesnt make Morland any more of a father.
Yeah, that baggage isnt going away any time soon.
