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Blanc investigates a church murder in upstate New York, uncovering a web of lies and secrets.
The victim, Msgr. Jefferson Wicks, dies during a Good Friday service after a device reveals a staged stabbing.
Dr. Nat Sharp is revealed as the killer, using a tranquilizer and fake blood to stage the murder.
Martha Delacroix masterminds the plan to protect the church while manipulating events for greed.
Samson Holt is buried alive as part of the deception, with Sharp and Martha manipulating the scene.
The diamond Eve’s Apple is revealed to be hidden in a crucifix at the church.
Blanc and Chief Scott close the case after exposing the scheme and the church’s complicity.
Cy Draven, Wicks’s illegitimate son, remains a potential beneficiary and storyline for future installments.
The film blends mystery with a critique of greed and religious reputation.
The ending confirms that Wicks’s death was a carefully orchestrated fraud rather than a straightforward murder.

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#2 out of 4

The Tigers went 50 percent in wins over nine days, spanning 16 games and 15 sports.
Men’s and women’s hockey both swept opponents on the road for the first time in 27 years.
Women’s basketball reached the top of the College Insider Mid-Major rankings this week.
Five men's soccer starters earned All-Region honors after the season.
Swimming saw school-record performances at the Big Al Invitational.
Track and field posted top Tiger times, including a fast 300m dash and high jump marks.
Women’s track and field started fast in the Penn Opener, with standout performances.
Men’s basketball began a seven-game losing skid but faces upcoming games.
Winter sports concluded fall seasons with notable outcomes, including field hockey in overtime.
The piece emphasizes following future By the Numbers installments for ongoing coverage.

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#3 out of 4

Josh O’Connor delivers a standout, complex performance as Father Jud in Wake Up Dead Man, elevating the film’s center.
The Knives Out setup remains, with Blanc’s theories guiding the mystery and sharp, witty humor driving the pace.
The ensemble is large, with several notable performers adding texture, even if not all get equal screen time.
The film’s twisty road is filled with offhanded jokes and one-liners that land, boosting the film’s entertainment value.
O’Connor delivers the film’s best lines, including a memorable joke about Oprah that adds levity to a tense moment.
Wake Up Dead Man is described as a stylish, seasonally fresh entry in the Knives Out franchise.
The investigation centers on a murdered church leader, around which the plot weaves a web of personal motives and suspicious alibis.
The review emphasizes that the conclusion is less important than the journey and the humor along the way.
The film features a colorful setting and a dynamic cast that enhances the mystery’s atmosphere.
The TIME review frames Wake Up Dead Man as a well-produced addition to the Knives Out series, with strong performances helping buoy the plot.

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#4 out of 4

Dr. Nat Sharp is revealed as the murderer after Blanc links a stolen devil's head to the crime scene.
Martha Delacroix masterminded the plan to trap Wicks and secure the Eve's Apple diamond with Nat's help.
Jud Duplenticy discovers the truth and helps Blanc expose Nat while masking his own guilt.
Nat's plan involved a second devil's head with a blood squib and a tranquilizer, leading to the staged resurrection.
Martha ultimately confesses and explains her motive to restore faith and control over the church's fortune.
The Eve's Apple diamond becomes the focal point of the power struggle within the church.
The twist blends elements of a locked-room mystery with commentary on faith in America.
Blanc exposes Nat and forces Martha to confront the consequences of their conspiracy.
The final act ends with Jud concealing the diamond in a new crucifix, protecting it from Cy Draven.
Wake Up Dead Man is now streaming on Netflix after a limited theatrical release.

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