Murder - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Third Voice
Corinne Evans investigates a apparent drowning, which soon becomes apparent was in fact a case of murder. As she begins to investigate, the whole family becomes involved with Katrina torn between grieving for her brother and choosing whether or not to believe that her husband is the murderer. As the case unravels, Corinne begins to question things that have happened in her personal life.

Lost Weekend
A wealthy American, Arla Beckman who founded a charity organisation goes missing. She's known to be having a extramarital affair with and English aristocrat, Dominic. He has quite a reputation. Arla's friend Bryony is convinced that Dominic is involved in her going missing and takes to social media to make her point heard, at this point DCI Goss gets involved in the case. Meanwhile, Dominic's father Greville isn't impressed with his son and gets his lawyers involved, as he's fed up of the family name been dragged through the mud. DCI Goss begins to put the pieces together and soon realises that Bryony's accusations aren't simply just rants and that Dominic may need his father now more then ever.

The Big Bang
Ten years ago, three men were convicted of the murder of PC Stuart Durridge in the presence of his daughter Jess.
Now 17, Jess has ended up behind bars herself. Due for release in the morning, Jess struggles to come to terms with the legacy of her father's murder.
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