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Accused· Season 2 · Episode 3

Stephen's Story

S02E03·8.0·August 28, 2012·43m·BBC One

Seventeen-year-old Stephen Cartwright stands charged with a serious offence as his anxious father Peter looks on. We see the family months earlier as Peter tries his best to help his sons, Stephen and Dom, face the imminent death of their beloved mother. When palliative care nurse Charlotte arrives, Peter is grateful of her help at this most painful and stressful time for them. Stephen is less sure of this efficient nurse assigned to see his mother through her final days. When his mum passes on, Stephen becomes more suspicious of Charlotte's motivations.

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#4In Season 2of 4 rated episodes
#5All-timeof 9 rated episodes
−0.3vs season avgSeason 2 averages 8.3
2012First airedAugust 28, 2012

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