Noose
Noose noun - Something that catches and holds.
Usage example: a confirmed bachelor, he vows never to get caught in the noose of matrimony
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Just as it dawns on him that the corpse in the town square must have been a trap to get people like him (those missed for whatever reason during the wave of Kill And Replace) to out themselves by their reactions, one of the policemen walks in with a noose all ready for him...
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At the end of "The Murdoch Trap" when Murdoch brings Gillies' filmed confession and the judge orders the noose removed from Julia's neck, Murdoch embraces Julia and tears are visibly streaming down his face.
Source: Series / Murdoch Mysteries
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