Death and Other Details Episode 4 opens with a vivid flashback, transporting us six months back in time. Sunil, alone on the bustling street, is suddenly confronted by three menacing thugs. Just when all seems lost, a hero emerges from the shadows - Jules. He intervenes, saving Sunil from the clutches of danger.
In gratitude, Sunil offers Jules a drink and reveals the existence of his ship. Coincidentally, Sunil had been searching for a capable head of security, and it seems he's found just the man. Meanwhile, Rufus, Teddy, and Sunil are gathered, poring over a stash of passports and credit cards belonging to Jules. It's clear that he's been playing a deeper game than anyone realized.
Hilde, serious and resolute, informs the staff that Jules is a wanted criminal, hunted by authorities in three countries. She suspects him of tampering with the security footage and orders a thorough search for him. Elsewhere, Anna's patience has run thin. Waiting for Ms. Chun has become intolerable, and she makes a move to leave the room. But a security guard intercepts her, announcing a lockdown - everyone must remain in place. Trapped, Anna is now forced to share the room with Eleanor Chun.
On the deck, Katherine's irritation with the lockdown is palpable. Hilde, however, remains steadfast, insisting that there's no other option. Below deck, the atmosphere is tense. Jules binds Imogene's wrists and denies any knowledge of Leila's disappearance. Back in the room, Anna's mind is a whirlwind. She recalls the night of Danny's murder, when Leila had mysteriously vanished from their room.
Imogene confronts Jules, demanding to know why he hasn't betrayed her to Interpol. He responds with a shrug, explaining that he's not the type to push others under the bus. She persuades him to let her help, and he leads her to a hidden room where three Ukrainian refugees are hiding. It becomes clear that Jules was trying to help them escape to safety.
Imogene realizes that the young girl, Yeva, must have crawled through a vent to reach the upper levels. This means she could have witnessed something crucial. Jules grudgingly allows Imogene ten minutes to speak with Yeva, but she knows she can't do it alone. The tension mounts as they race against time to uncover the truth about Leila's disappearance and the role Jules may have played in it.
Imogene stepped into the elevator, her ears perking up as she overheard Hilde frantically searching for Llewellyn. Hilde dashed to his room and discovered him bound and stuffed in the closet, a sight that chilled her to the bone. They quickly freed him, but his stubborn silence left them with more questions than answers. Frustrated, Hilde ordered him locked away in the brig.
Meanwhile, Rufus was making his way to Jules's room, his attention suddenly caught by a painting in the elevator that Imogene had cleverly tilted. Rufus deciphered her silent signal and tracked her down to a secluded corner of the ship, where she briefed him on her latest findings.
Elsewhere, Mrs. Chun confronted Father Toby, her voice low but her tone deadly serious. She revealed that she knew about his secret affair with Katherine, and in exchange for her silence, she demanded information.
Imogene and Rufus managed to sneak below deck, but they weren't alone. Sunil and Teddy had followed their trail, their suspicions piqued. Imogene quickly deflected their attention, insisting that Jules had been with her the entire night and could not possibly be the murderer.
With their tails temporarily evaded, Imogene and Rufus turned their attention to Yeva. Under their persistent questioning, she confessed that she had climbed through the vents on the night of the murder. She described hearing a man's scream, followed by a loud thud. With Rufus's encouragement, Imogene probed deeper.
Yeva revealed that she had heard something hit the floor and then glimpsed a figure in heels and black shoes with gold spikes - the same shoes worn by Teddy. Rufus immediately escorted Teddy away for further interrogation. As they left, Imogene turned to Sunil, asking him to lend a helping hand to the refugee family. He nodded, his face solemn as he agreed to assist.
Upstairs, Eleanor revealed to Anna how she had once captured her likeness in sketches while she was absent. Their conversation unexpectedly escalated into a passionate encounter. Meanwhile, Teddy surprised everyone by revealing that she had taken on the role of a dominatrix for the evening, a stark contrast to her usual role of serving others. Her client was Llewellyn Mathers, much to the confusion of Yeva, who had mistaken the screams she heard for someone else's.
As Rufus and Imogene delved deeper into the alibis, they discovered that Teddy's sister had asked her to lie and claim they were together throughout the night. This shifted their suspicions towards Winnie. Rufus made a startling announcement on deck - Teddy had been arrested for murder. With Imogene and a security guard, they escorted Teddy to the brig, where Llewellyn was finally released. Hilde's arrival was followed by a flurry of questions, only to be interrupted by Winnie's confession - she had killed Trubitsky.
Rufus and Hilde grilled Winnie, who revealed that she had witnessed Imogene entering the room and smashing Keith's watch in a fit of anger. Winnie justified her actions, claiming that Trubitsky's horrid behavior, typical of wealthy individuals who treated servers like dirt, had driven her to it. Hilde was then informed of stowaways being spotted on the ship.
Imogene hurried to warn Sunil and Jules, who devised a plan. Jules bravely drew Interpol's attention while the others focused on escaping with the family. However, Jules's attempt to evade capture ended in a tense standoff with Hilde, who held him at gunpoint. Meanwhile, Sunil quickly loaded the family members into a small motorboat equipped with life jackets.
In her room, Alexandra received a shocking email containing compromising photos of her and Tripp. The sender was blackmailing her, leaving her in a state of panic. Rufus descended the stairs to find the boat missing and Leila emerging from a closet. She insisted that Rufus had the wrong killer and revealed that Winnie was merely a pawn in a larger game. She hinted that Danny knew more than he let on and dropped a bombshell - she knew the name Viktor Sams. The mystery surrounding Death and Other Details Episode 4 deepened with this revelation.
