Yes, he even assisted on several cases from what I understand. Both were solved, uh— though I don’t know how involved he was. Well— in a way they were. The guilty party of the second case they worked got away in the end, and as far as I know he never resurfaced.

[That was the funny thing about Llewellyn’s version of earth, there were occasionally figures from history who visited Toronto whether or not it was noted that they would have travelled there at the time.]

As for what the other detective said...

[That’s an unfortunately complicated thing. Murdoch could spend hours discussing the finer points of finger marks or whatever contraption he was building. As for talking about other people? He could be a bit... scattered and brief. Llewellyn was similar though, and couldn’t really fault the detective for it.]

I’m afraid he was mm... short on details. He seemed to think well of the man though, or... I got the feeling he did.