Castle reveals he was so devastated by the death of John Lennon that he stayed in his room for a week.
The fictional band in the episode, Blue Pill , is a reference to the film The Matrix .
Ultimately, forensic evidence in the form of a credit card receipt and incriminating text messages links to the crime scene. It is revealed that Ian had sexually assaulted Hayley and killed her to prevent her from reporting the crime or exposing him through her songwriting. Episode Details [S2E7] Famous Last Words
John McGinnis, who has a history of conflict with the victim.
Franco Marquez, an obsessed fan with a restraining order who had been stalking Hayley. Castle reveals he was so devastated by the
The victim is Hayley Blue, a promising young singer whose body is discovered hung upside down from a fire escape, mirroring "The Hanged Man" tarot card—a pose she also struck in her recent music video. The investigation initially focuses on several suspects:
is the seventh episode of the second season of the crime drama series Castle , which originally aired on November 2, 2009. The episode follows Richard Castle and Kate Beckett as they investigate the murder of a rising rock star whose body was found staged in a scene directly inspired by her latest music video. Plot Summary It is revealed that Ian had sexually assaulted
The episode's plot was inspired by the real-life murder of Mia Zapata , the lead singer of the Seattle punk band The Gits, whose case remained cold for a decade before a suspect was convicted. Key Cast & Characters: Nathan Fillion as Richard Castle. Stana Katic as Kate Beckett.