Who left The Traitors season 4? All murdered and banished contestants

**Warning: Contains spoilers for The Traitors season 4**

The Traitors has pulled out all the stops this season, with the introduction of a Secret Traitor pulling all the strings...

As revealed in the launch episode, Claudia Winkleman chose her three Traitors but also another Traitor, whose identity not even the audience or the rest of the players know.

In the role of Secret Traitor, the player must not only evade detection from the other Traitors, but they must also provide a shortlist of who should be murdered each night.

The cliffhanger saw James, Netty and Maz all in the shortlist to be murdered, and it was down to the Traitors to decide who would be leaving the castle first.

So, whose time up was in The Traitors season 4? Read on to find out more about the murdered and banished contestants.

Who has been murdered or banished from The Traitors season 4 so far?

Judy - BANISHED in episode 2

Judy became the first victim of The Traitors roundtable, as she received the most votes from the Faithful.

Based on her supposed change in behaviour, the Faithful believed Judy was a Traitor, but they couldn't have been more wrong...

"It was incredible. I was pinching myself and thinking, is this really happening? It was just amazing," Judy said of being on the show. "Everyone was lovely. Such a range of people, a really different mix but what we all had in common was that we were all nervous. I thought, let's just take it step by step and see how it's going to go."

Netty - 'MURDERED' in episode 2

After viewers were left on a cliffhanger at the end of episode 1, the Traitors had to choose between three players to murder and they ultimately decided Netty's time in the castle was up.

Her murder shocked the rest of the Faithful, which ultimately led to suspicion falling on Ross, who had admitted he had hoped to keep it a secret that he knew Netty prior to the show...

Asked how it felt to be leaving the game so early on, Netty said: "Bittersweet. I didn't have the time that I had hoped to have, but I think I've had the time I was meant to have. I've had the experience that it should have been for me, and I get to watch it as a viewer now, not knowing what's going to come."

The Traitors season 4 continues on Saturday 3rd January at 7:45pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Seasons 1-3 are available to watch on iPlayer now.

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