Yes, Joe Goldberg was the "Eat the Rich" killer in You Season 4, but he didn't know it; he was experiencing blackouts and Rhys Montrose was his split personality, a manifestation of his darker impulses that committed the murders, making Joe his own serial killer. Joe only realized the truth at the end of the season, understanding that Rhys was a hallucination and he was the one killing the wealthy Londoners.
Rhys Montrose, the Eat-the-Rich Killer in 'You', is a split personality of Joe. Rhys orchestrates murders of the wealthy, manipulating Joe to act on darker impulses.
Joe tells Kate he's a killer, but conveniently omits that he murdered her father. Kate — who, don't forget, holds some responsibility in shady business dealings that led to kids getting cancer — forgives Joe, and they vow to keep each other honest and good.
It turns out the Eat The Rich killer on the loose throughout You season 4 was actually Joe, who repeatedly blacked out every time he murdered one of the affluent Londoners, starting with Kate's boyfriend, Malcolm Harding.
Joe looks for what to do with Benji's body, he says that dismembering it would be too intense, so he decides to burn it, and asks Paco to buy the necessary items to burn Benji's body, meanwhile, Joe tries to delay the Benji's decomposition in the basement of Mooney's, where he also pulls out Benji's teeth, so as not to ...
It turns out that Love coated the knife handle in aconite, a paralytic that can be deadly — the same poison she used to kill her ex-husband. Love never touched the knife herself.
Rhys Montrose, one of friends among the elite group, reveals he is the killer and Joe's stalker. Rhys tells Joe he planned to pin all the murders on Roald and kill him to make it look like a suicide so he can't protest his innocence.
Malcolm X's very last words before being shot at the Audubon Ballroom are disputed, with eyewitness accounts differing, but common versions suggest he tried to calm the escalating conflict with shouts like "Brothers! Brothers, please! This is a house of peace!" or "Now, now, brothers, break it up, be cool, be calm," while another account mentions him saying "As-Salaam-Alaikum" (Peace be unto you) as he approached the podium.
Joe discovers his student Nadia was in a sexual relationship with Malcolm. At Simon's funeral, the killer orders Joe to kill Kate. Joe follows Kate around to protect her; though initially cold to Joe, Kate eventually opens up to him and the two have sex, unaware that Vic is watching them.
Bronte saves him — not because she loves him, but because she wants to get justice for Beck. And Bronte isn't just Joe's savior, she also becomes the show's co-narrator. “We hear her thoughts, which is different from when we've heard thoughts from other characters in past seasons,” says Badgley.
She spends the night with Sawyer (although they did not have sex) and tells him that she is not pregnant.
Like Lady Phoebe's (Tilly Keeper) stalker, Joe has been suffering from erotomania, which is characterized by the delusion that one is the object of another person's desire. He imagined his entire passionate (if antagonistic) relationship with Rhys, a man he actually barely knows.
You ends with Joe locked in a cage, trapped alone in the prison cell where he is to spend the rest of his days. Having been found guilty of the murders of Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail) and Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti), there's no hope of freedom.
Durst's defense team found communicating with him to be difficult and hired psychiatrist Milton Altschuler to examine him. After spending seventy hours examining him, Altschuler diagnosed Durst with Asperger syndrome, saying, "His whole life's history is so compatible with a diagnosis of Asperger's disorder."
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One day, a young woman named Beck caught Joe's eye. Instantly obsessed, Joe begins stalking her while plotting the best way to enter her life and be her ideal boyfriend. He lies, steals, assaults, kidnaps, and even murders in order to form his idealised relationship with Beck.
Season 4, Episode 8 reveals that Joe, in a dissociative state, drugged Marienne's drink before she got on her train, abducted her and has been holding her in a re-creation of his glass cage for months.
With the rich dropping like flies, Joe races to uncover the Eat the Rich killer's identity before he kills anyone else and pins it on Joe. In You season 4, episode 5, Rhys Montrose (Ed Speelers), an aspiring mayoral candidate and part of London's rich clique, finally reveals himself to Joe as the Eat the Rich killer.
Love is cunning and analytical; she is able to figure out what the perfect meal is for Joe and manipulate many events for him to stay with her. She is also strategic, as she tells Joe of her plan to have Ellie fall for the murders but knows she won't be arrested because of her family's connections.
He developed cancer, which Love saw him through. It is originally believed that he died shortly after, but later it is revealed that he went into remission, and decided that he wanted to leave Love.
In the season-two finale, Love reveals that not only is she a murderer, but that she killed Joe's neighbor to protect him. Even after her own brother, Forty (James Scully), confronts Joe about his dark past, she doesn't budge from the man of her dreams.