Grotesquerie: Who is the Killer? By Lois spends the entire first season trying to find out the . During the first half of the season, we get some clues that narrow down who the killer could be, and it seems like Lois has finally caught them. However, when she comes out of her coma, those clues become irrelevant.
So, now we have to wonder who the real killer is and why they’re copying the crimes in Lois’s dreams. Do we know the identity of the Grotesquerie killer? The killer in turned out to be the Catholic priest Charlie Mayhew and the nun, Sister Megan Duval. They conspired to commit ritualistic murders to scare the public back into the church.
However, in episode seven, we learn none of that is real when Lois awakens. Instead, Charlie is her doctor, and Megan is the police chief at the department from which Lois has retired. While the Grotesquerie murders turn out to just be a part of Lois’s coma-induced fantasies, someone decides to make them real.
The first murders, with the family and the baby in the boiling pot, once again don’t have a connection to Lois. However, the second copycat killing has Dr. Charlie Mayhew and a woman who just accused Marshall of sexual assault as victims.
In the , Dr. Witticomb hints that Lois might have been the one to murder the family, but the discovery of the second set of murders seems to exonerate her. She was locked up in a padded cell when those occurred, so it’s likely not her.
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