
Murder in Mind· Season 2 · Episode 5
Flashback
Successful barrister, Nicholas Chadwack, plots to murder Angela Stephenson, his mistress, when she wants from him to give her money, so she would keep their affair as a secret. He successfully frames one of his clients with the murder by planting forensic evidence at the murder scene, whom he then ""defends"" in court. The story plays out in flashbacks which are presented in reverse chronological order - so we first see the trial, then the method of framing, then the murder, then the development of the motive.
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Guest stars
Nigel Haversas Nicholas Chadwick QC
Susan Gilmoreas Helen Chadwick
Art Malikas Paul Asher
Jamie Foremanas Stuart Jackson
Patsy Kensitas Angela Stephenson
David Hemmingsas Judge James Hendon
Lisa Stevensonas Louise JacksonTerry Burnsas Duncan
Sakuntala Ramaneeas Dr. Alia HusseinJames Smithas Dr. Filbin
Christopher Adamsonas Detective Stetford
Olivier Pierreas Judge Penrose
Harry Edenas David Jackson
Laura Reesas Rebecca HarveyCrew
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