14. The Poison Ivy Case

Murder They Wrote with Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling

BBC

Comedy, True Crime

4.3 • 757 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

After a two-week break, Iain is back in the driving seat this week. His case takes place in St. Louis, Missouri, during the 1930s. When William Kappen is found dead on the day he is due to get married, police are immediately suspicious of his estranged sister Marie. Find out how a patch of poison ivy helps break open the case and lead investigators to track down William’s killer – or killers, should we say.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.8	Hello, everyone.
0:07.0	That's a bit of a croaky, hello.
0:09.5	Do you know what?
0:10.7	Laura loves Shetland Pony's.
0:13.7	So as a treat, I'm being a little horse.
0:17.6	Do you know what?
0:18.2	I actually was like, where is it going with this?
0:20.2	I knew this was like a set up for a punchline, but I was like, I actually didn't see that one come.
0:23.4	I feel like Phoebe Buffet when she gets that cold.
0:26.5	Yeah, thank you, my babies.
0:28.5	Is that what she says?
0:29.5	Smilly cat.
0:30.8	Smilly cat.
0:32.0	What a great series that was.
0:33.8	Anyway, Laura, you have been in charge for two weeks.
0:36.3	I have. So I'm back. I'm taking over.
0:38.1	I'm taking back in trouble.
0:39.2	I miss the power.
0:40.5	Do you though?
0:41.2	No, do you know, I'm going to actually just relax and...
0:43.5	You get to chill?
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