In which episode did Debra find out about Dexter's brother?
In the show Dexter, season 6 episode 4, when Dexter Morgen walks into the crime scene with the two corpse horsemen, Dexter says "this spectacle makes me think of..." and Debra finishes the sentence "your brother... Rudy, the Ice Truck killer...".
When exactly did Debra find this out, as I don't remember any reference prior to this where Dexter has specifically stated that Rudy was his brother?
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This happened at the end of Season 4 (The Getaway):
Debra finds out the truth about Dexter's mother, and tells him that she knows that Dexter's brother was the Ice Truck Killer.
Dexter pretended this news was new to him and acted surprised. He is now concerned that Debra is getting closer to finding the truth about him, which gives him more of a reason to change his life.
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When did Debra find out about Dexter?
In the TV series, Debra remains unaware of Dexter's "hobby" until the final episode of season six, when she witnesses Dexter killing Travis Marshall.Does Dexter tell Deb that Rudy is his brother?
While Dexter and Debra are in the briefing room talking, Deb says "I know what it's like to be taken" (referring to Dexter's brother who took her, The Ice Truck Killer) and immediately after Dexter has one his asides and says "she can't even say his name, Rudy, my brother" when in fact it was revealed that his name was ...Did Deb know Dexter was adopted?
Dexter rescued Debra and later killed Rudy "for the safety of (his) sister." In Season Four, Debra discovered the truth about Dexter's biological family. She was very upset and informed Dexter, thinking he had no idea of who his brother was, and went on to say that she loved Dexter more than anyone.What episode is the Ice Truck Killer revealed?
Episode 112: Born Free.Dexter Season 7, Debra found all knifes to Dexter
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