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- Season 3 The Dogs : Part 1
- Season 3 The Dogs: Part 2
- Season 3 The Dogs: Part 3
- Season 3 Further Charges : Part 1
- Season 3 Further Charges: Part 2
- Season 3 Further Charges: Part 3
- Season 3 Hidden Scars : Part 1
- Season 3 Hidden Scars: Part 2
- Season 3 Hidden Scars: Part 3
- Season 3 With Menaces : Part 1
- Season 3 With Menaces: Part 2
- Season 3 With Menaces: Part 3
- Season 3 Do Your Worst: Part 1
- Season 3 Do Your Worst: Part 2
- Season 3 Do Your Worst: Part 3
- Season 3 Flight of the Lapwing: Part 1
- Season 3 Flight of the Lapwing: Part 2
- Season 3 Flight of the Lapwing: Part 3
- Season 3 The Getaway: Part 1
- Season 3 The Getaway: Part 2
- Season 3 The Getaway: Part 3
- Season 3 The Woman Least Likely: Part 1
- Season 3 The Woman Least Likely: Part 2
- Season 3 The Woman Least Likely: Part 3
- Season 3 A Case of Murder: Part 1
- Season 3 A Case of Murder: Part 2
- Season 3 A Case of Murder: Part 3
- Season 3 The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 1
- Season 3 The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 2
- Season 3 The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 3
- Season 3 Duress: Part 1
- Season 3 Duress: Part 2
- Season 3 Duress: Part 3
- Season 3 Thirty Thousand Pieces Of Silver : Part 1
- Season 3 Victims Of Prejudice : Part 1
- Season 3 Pot of Basil : Part 1
- Season 3 Pot Of Basil : Part 2
- Season 3 Pot Of Basil : Part 3
Crown Court - Season 3 Episode 25 A Case of Murder: Part 1
5.00 23 minutes Charles Oldbury died in the bathroom of the old people's home where he lived. Dr. Fulmer who attended the scene thought he had suffered a heart attack and then drowned in the bath; she tried to resuscitate him without success. However the owners of the home - Margaret and Kenneth Povey - are now on trial accused of his murder and of defrauding his estate of £30 000 with the aid of convicted solicitor's clerk Leonard Saxton. The prosecution claim that they fabricated a change to his will for their benefit and then killed him in the bath, trying to make his death appear to be one of drowning. Both defendants deny all charges. They insist the change to the will was genuine and Mr. Oldbury's death was a tragic accident.
