Midsomer Murders

However, petty accusations of cheating are suddenly lose their importance when estate agent and fisherman Andrew Turner (Will Knightley) discovers the bodies of Isobel and Dr Goff in the river, bludgeoned to death with a fence post. Initial investigation indicates they are victims of an uncalculated attack, possibly they stumbled upon poachers who have been targeting that stretch of the river.

Suspicions grow when Troy and Cully discover Tony's drowned and drugged body hanging from the hospital survival course. He had just recommended the removal of Hunniset's privileges, after becoming concerned about his erratic behaviour. Hunniset claims that they merely had a personality clash, nothing more.

Barnaby and Troy are busy with "Operation Pondlife", a scheme to combat street crime in Midsomer County. Midsomer Florey is the latest village to be targeted by bag snatchers; Godfrey Teal (Leslie Phillips) witnessed two youths making off with a holdall belonging to Linda Tyrell (Barbara Durkin).

A story of money and status, which divides two villages and leads to three gruesome murders. The story opens in the stately home of the Smyth-Websters; a rich family whose wealth and power dominates over the two villages. Head of the Manor Rupert Smythe-Webster (Ronald Pickup) is organising a re-enactment involving his nephew Larry Smith (Charlie Beall).

Barnaby sends Troy, with the attractive PC Sarah Pearce, (Candida Benson) to Midsomer Magna to investigate a wildlife crime. Barnaby meanwhile follows up the discovery of the car and body of Julian Shepherd (Robert Morgan) in the river. At first sight it appears to be suicide.

Barnaby sends Troy, with the attractive PC Sarah Pearce, (Candida Benson) to Midsomer Magna to investigate a wildlife crime. Barnaby meanwhile follows up the discovery of the car and body of Julian Shepherd (Robert Morgan) in the river. At first sight it appears to be suicide.

Barnaby sends Troy, with the attractive PC Sarah Pearce, (Candida Benson) to Midsomer Magna to investigate a wildlife crime. Barnaby meanwhile follows up the discovery of the car and body of Julian Shepherd (Robert Morgan) in the river. At first sight it appears to be suicide.