Beyond Mysteries Page #3

Season #1 Episode #1
Synopsis: Comedy • Drama
Genre: Drama
Original Story by: A. Bickerton
Year:
2024
203 Views


Would you?

Oh, that would be wonderful.

Course I will.

I've sent Jeremy to the summerhouse.

I can't bear to look at him.

Oh.

Judith, I can't promise you much,

but if I find out anything,

I'll tell you straight away.

Thank you.

Has she told you

what needs to be done?

It's imperative that it's exactly

the same colour. Comprenez vous?

Can I have a moment, my darling?

Mr Bradley.

Your lemon drizzle saved my life.

Now, you are too kind.

Thank you.

Could I sign

a copy of my new book for you?

That would be amazing, thank you.

Um...

It's to Jean. Jean.

I'll go and make a start then.

Shouldn't take long.

Do you want me to wait for you,

give you a lift back?

Er, thanks, Dom,

I'll make my own way back.

Mm-hm.

For you, Jean.

Now, if you'll excuse us.

KNOCK AT DOOR:

JEAN:
Hello.

Jean, good to see you.

I wondered if you had time

for a little chat?

Of course. Please take a seat.

I wanted to ask, are there any leads

on the body of the woman

found on Jeremy's boat?

No disrespect, Jean, but, when I

asked if you would be my consultant,

it did not mean that I was

making you an honorary detective.

I know that.

I just wanted to get the story

straight for Judith.

You and Judith

are suddenly best friends?

The poor woman thinks that

her husband murdered his mistress.

Yeah, I know, but I thought

at least you would...

Er...

Forgive me, Jean.

I'm a little run down at the moment.

I've not been sleeping well

since Sara...

Of course.

Er...

HE CLEARS THROAT

We have no idea who the woman is.

There are no fingerprints on file

and she had no identification

with her.

Er, we still haven't established

the cause of death.

We will know more

after the postmortem.

She had...

..this Afro comb on her.

Mm.

Can... Can I look?

Ooh, that's unusual.

Victorian, sterling silver. Mm.

Can I take a picture of this?

D'accord.

CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS

Right, well,

thanks anyway.

You've clearly had a long day,

so I'll, um, I'll leave you to it.

I am sorry not to be able

to help any further, Jean.

A dead body of a woman was found

on the deck of Jeremy's boat.

Nobody has a clue who she is.

Oh, that's awful.

How do you know all this?

I have my sources.

But I'm just saying,

it's always the most

unlikely of people

who turn out to be the murderers.

Are you saying Jeremy's a murderer?

I... I'm not saying anything.

Jeremy found the body

of that poor woman on his boat.

He is traumatised.

Nobody knows who she is

and Jeremy is not a suspect.

Those are the facts - can we try

and stick to them, please?

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