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| “ | It wasn't my idea. The timing device -- That was his invention. | „ |
| ~ Perry to Detective William Murdoch |
Robert Perry is an antagonist in Murdoch Mysteries.
He was portrayed by Marc Bendavid.
Big Murderer on Campus[]
Robert Perry and James Gillies were highly intelligent students when it comes to physics. Gillies schemed a device to kill Professor Samuel Bennett.
Once Detective William Murdoch arrived on Campus to investigate Professor's murder, Perry and Gillies both joined detective seemingly helping him to discover who was responsible for murder.
By time Detective started to suspect the two students, they correctly deduced that Perry is weaker than Gillies and tricked him into believe that the latter was trying to kill him for his knowledge of murder.
Believe he is convicted, to save himself from hanging, Perry confessed to the murder revealing Gillies as his partner and mastermind behind the murder. When the Murdoch revealed to Perry that he was tricked, the latter was shocked and both students were arrested by the police.
At the end, Julia Ogden asks Murdoch if she is to assume that Mr. Gillies and Mr. Perry will hang, Murdoch replies that "Their families will hire the best lawyers in the land. But at the very least, they can look forward to life in prison.". Julia then asks what was their motive, Murdoch responds that Gillies had a theory and wanted to test it (Applied physics) and Mr. Perry, for whatever reason, went along with him. It's later revealed that Perry was sentenced to only two years in prison in return for testifying against Gillies, who was sentenced to death.
Murdoch in Toyland[]
After his release from prison, Perry's murdered corpse is found. He was decapitated with a saw while still alive. It's later revealed that Gillies, after escaping from prison, abducted and killed Perry in revenge for Perry's testimony at his trial.