Finders Keepers Armchair Detectives

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Welcome to Armchair Detectives!

15 murder-mystery enthusiasts are chomping at the bit

to solve today's crime.

They'll work through the evidence coming in from Mortcliff,

a village with its fair share of criminal masterminds.

Looks lovely, doesn't it?

The police team with the clues in Mortcliff are DI Knight,

DC Slater, and Scene Of Crime Officer Simmons.

Let's meet our very competitive amateur detectives. There they are.

-Hello! ALL:

-Hi!

They all just want to get started - it's beautiful!

Well, only three of you play each day, so please

take your armchairs, Wisdom, James, and Toria.

Come on up!

As you know by now, the detective guessing the killer correctly

will win one of these, our golden magnifying glass trophy!

-ALL:

-Whoo!

It's what everyone wants.

James and Toria, you both won last time.

Wisdom, unfortunately, you didn't.

How are you going to approach it to try and get one of those trophies?

Be more attentive, listen, and actually analyse

-the whole screen properly.

-Excellent!

Now, at home and in the studio, I don't know who the killer is either.

So I will be playing along with the detectives.

But I don't get to win a trophy if I guess correctly.

What?! Hang on a second!

It's the only reason I'm here.

It's time for round one.

The crime scene.

We join Knight and Slater as they arrive

to meet Simmons at Parsleybed Farm.

For the first time today, let's head over to the outskirts of Mortcliff.

What?

You cleared it, no?

Get on with it.

Victim's a farmer, Miss Hettie Garland.

Found today, sir.

Body was discovered by a Lucy Byrne.

Campaigner from Mamam, Mortcliff Against Meat And Milk.

About time.

-Treacherous world out there.

-Vegans.

Death estimated fairly recently.

Around 1300 hours. She lay exactly as you see her.

Bathtub full of cold water, as well as this jacket.

That anything to do with the death?

We'll bag it and see. No obvious physical marks on the victim.

Heart attack, maybe?

It's possible. She's 50, though.

Apparently in excellent physical health.

Look at these. Footprints.

Roughly size 11. Oddly marked there...

..and there. We're taking impressions.

There are also quite a few footprints in and out of the barn.

-Tyre tracks?

-Loads.

The most recent ones are made by a 4x4.

You might want to talk to the young woman who found the victim

-while we take more samples.

-All right, then.

Oh, one more thing.

-We found a gold coin.

-Any idea where it's from?

It's very old. That's all I can tell you.

You might want to talk to the local museum.

They may be able to help you.

I'll send you a photograph.

Let's get this over with. I hate the countryside.

-Thanks for waiting, Miss Byrne.

-Have we met?

I don't think so. Can you tell us what happened?

Well, I came over to see Hettie. There was no answer at the house,

so I came down to the barn. And that's where I found her.

Haven't you attended a few of our meetings?

-You've been wearing those all day, presumably.

-Oh, yes.

You! Stop!

I'm so sorry - these damned boots!

His boot kept slipping off the pedal, poor bloke!

You do realise you may have compromised a crime scene?

Oh, no! I'm terribly sorry.

Are you from around here?

Just down the village.

-What's with all the kit?

-We're detectorists.

Nothing serious, just a hobby. Is everything all right?

The investigation is still ongoing.

If you could...

Oh, yeah, of course.

-That's odd behaviour.

-Indeed.

Come on, let's pay a visit to the museum.

Might as well start with the gold coin.

They came in last week.

Viking, we believe.

It's going to revolutionise the museum.

So, it is this same type of coin?

Without actually seeing it, I can't say for sure. But it looks like it

-could be 18th century.

-So it doesn't correlate with this haul?

I just can't tell.

Send me over a more detailed photograph and I'll be able to

give you more information.

How much is something like this worth?

It's difficult to say exactly. About 300,000 for this lot, for starters.

Whoa!

-ANNOUNCEMENT:

-Attention.

The museum will close in five minutes. Thank you.

I still have a fair amount to do before we close,

but if you'd like to come back tomorrow...

Of course! Thank you for your time.

And congratulations on your unique find.

Well, it wasn't exactly mine.

A volunteer?

Toby and Mackenzie. They're locals.

I really need to get on.

So, Armchair Detectives,

talk amongst yourselves - what did you see?

I think Tracey knows what that coin is.

-Do you think she does?

-Yeah.

But that coin's worth a lot. Don't you think...?

No, it was a collection of coins that was worth the 300,000.

So there clearly has been a find recently.

What I took from it, with the clip with Hettie,

she is 50 years old, she was found facedown

near a bath of cold water. I was thinking she had been

electrocuted because of the fire nearby.

Did you notice when Toby and McKenzie got out

of the 4x4, Toby went straight to the back and changed his shoes?

Yes, because he said that the shoes were slipping.

Quite unusual behaviour to drive your Land Rover through police tape.

Isn't it? Although I did enjoy DI Knight's "You! Stop!"

I mean, that was quite masculine.

As Soco Simmons said, there is 4x4 tyre tracks found,

and quite a lot, she said.

So is it possible that he is trying to tamper

with the crime scene by driving through,

-and using that as an excuse?

-OK.

Basically, the museum time was 4:40,

and it said in the Tannoy, "The museum closes in five minutes."

Which means the time must be 4:45.

Well, tell you what - let's focus on the victim.

Today's victim is Hettie Garland. Hettie was a dairy farmer, aged 50.

She was a widow with no children. Hettie had a very active work life.

The cause of death is a suspected heart failure.

And the estimated time of death is approximately 1pm.

Suspected heart failure and the fact that she was facedown...

There's something I need to look into.

James, Toria, anything jumping out at you?

The approximate time of death is when the museum is on a break.

-Yeah...

-So I immediately...

-Makes me think.

-I'm immediately starting to suspect Tracey.

We haven't even got to the suspects board yet, James!

Let's go there before James goes, "J'accuse!"

We've got Lucy Byrne, who is an environmentalist.

Toby Featherstone, a detectorist.

Mackenzie Long, a detectorist. And Tracey Tate, a historian.

Lucy is friends with Hettie - she came over to visit.

But would they be friends? Because she's an environmentalist

and isn't she anti-meat, dairy products?

But why did she come over to see her, then?

-Exactly!

-In order to discuss something?

Well, let's start you off with some evidence, Armchair Detectives.

Here is your first piece of evidence, a poster from the museum.

I think it's closing down,

because they're saying "save Mortcliff Museum".

But I'm wondering if that also means the artefacts

are going somewhere else.

So, the point is they want

to make sure it's not lost or goes elsewhere.

I don't know that affects who benefits, if there is a find,

if something's found there, does it go somewhere else?

It doesn't stay in town?

Looking at, like, the postcode and, like, the telephone number,

I've taken notes of them just in case that comes up. Because...

You never know! How many times have we done the show,

and about 40 minutes in, someone says, "What time was that?"

And everyone goes, "Oh, no! I didn't write it down!"

So, Wisdom, good job! OK, that's the poster.

We have some suspects - let's delve a little bit

more into what happened.

It's round two, Last Movements.

Let's find out what happened at Parsleybed Farm just

before Hettie's murder.

Notepads at the ready.

Off we go, to Mortcliff.

-Hi, there. Hettie Garland?

-Are you from HMRC?

No, I'm from Mamam, actually. Mortcliff Against Meat And Milk.

I was chatting to the vet earlier - she mentioned something

about your cows not having had their seasonal checkups.

My, you're a nosy one, aren't you?

And as for that vet, what about client patient confidentiality?

We can help you, if you're having financial difficulties.

We've got a fund dedicated to the well-being of cattle -

-you could apply for open access.

-It's too late for that.

Milk farming is the fastest route to financial ruin.

I've sold my herd to the abattoir.

They'll be collected in a couple of days.

Look at it.

In two weeks, that's going to be the first soft-play area in Mortcliff.

And I'm going to convert my fields into a mini golf course.

But the increased traffic!

-Not to mention the slaughter!

-Don't patronise me!

I cannot condone the wholesale murdering of cows!

You spoiled brats have no idea!

By 2020, we're looking at the destruction of a variety of species.

Migration of entire cultures on an unprecedented scale!

Thanks to climate change, which is fast-tracked

-by industrialised meat farming!

-Look!

There are no machines in there. I need to make a living.

It's the After 12 Show. Excuse me.

Bloody do-gooders!

Toria, does that answer your question

about whether the victim and the young lady were friends?

Yes, I think so. Subtly.

I'm not particularly suspicious of her, though...

-No.

-..in terms of the actual killing.

-I think she...

-Yeah, I think she's... Yeah...

Because she's an environmentalist, I don't think murder is something

that would cross her mind. If she wants to save animals

and the farm and all this, that and the other,

I don't think she would take someone's life.

It also confirms that Lucy was lying,

cos she said that she hadn't saw her, that she had just come over.

-So Lucy was lying.

-Let's take another look at the suspects.

Lucy, who we've just seen.

Toby, Mackenzie, and Tracey. Now we don't know a huge amount

about some of the suspects yet.

But have you changed your opinion on anybody on the board?

I suspected Tracey, but I've got a sneaking suspicion

that her and Toby are in cahoots.

In regards to Tracey collects the artefacts,

Toby had a suspicion that something was on Hettie's farm,

but Hettie wouldn't give it up or something.

So, they had to find a way to get rid of her, get what he needs to

get, and then get out.

Well, it's time for you to pick some more evidence from the list.

We have either...

a forensic report of tape found on Hettie's heater wire,

or a photograph of mud tracks and footprints found

at Parsleybed Farm, and finally CCTV of a 4x4 near Parsleybed Farm.

In regards to CCTV, we don't know the time,

so it could be at any time.

-Yes.

-I mean, obviously we'd want it to be 12:30 and 1,

but it could even be earlier.

I'm always persuaded by CCTV, though, I think it's good.

But if we see the numberplate... I'm just thinking it

could be any 4x4 but if we see the numberplate,

we might be able to see if it belonged to...

Did you write down the numberplate? Of course you did, sorry.

But then there's the tape on the...

That would confirm if it is someone's put the heater

-into the bathtub.

-I'm swaying more towards the CCTV.

OK. What would you like?

Take a vote if you need to.

I'm happy with anything, but I will go the CCTV.

CCTV! OK! Going for the CCTV.

So this is a still taken from CCTV at the gate

of Parsleybed Farm, taken around the time of the murder.

Toria. You told me you'd written it down.

It's not the same vehicle.

But it's very close.

-Yes, that what I was thinking.

-It is very close.

What's the registration you've got written down?

A201 CDF.

On the CCTV, I can confirm the numberplate is A201 OBE.

-So it's not the same.

-It's not.

-OK.

-They did say there was multiple tracks.

Which means, obviously, more than one person owns a 4x4.

With a very similar numberplate.

So, Armchair Detectives, you're about to lock in

your prime suspect.

Pens at the ready, write down who it is.

Notepads away, please, Armchair Detectives.

So, who have you picked as your primary suspect, Wisdom?

I've gone for Tracey.

Why?

I think, in regards to transporting artefacts

from one place to another, she hasn't got a lorry or something.

I reckon she also owns a 4x4.

-James, who've you gone for?

-I've also went for Tracey Tate.

Oh, my goodness, she's popular. Why?

I'm still a little bit suspicious about the museum

and closing and things like that, and we did have a big clue

with the times of when the museum's left unattended.

Toria, who've you gone for?

I'm also going with Tracey.

-Why have you gone for Tracey?

-There's definite suspicion there.

We don't know anything about the other two guys.

And Lucy, I'm not really that suspicious of.

Maybe I should be?

Armchair Detectives, I play along,

as I've said, and she's also the one I've chosen.

So, at the moment, we think Tracey's bang to rights, quite frankly.

Let's see if we can find out anything more about the crime,

though, and see if we change our minds.

It's on to round three. The Police Interviews.

Who can take the pressure of Knight and Slater's interrogation?

Notepads at the ready! We're off to Mortcliff Police Station.

-Mr Long.

-Mac, please.

How long have you and your friend...

-Toby.

-..Toby Featherstone been metal detecting in that area?

A couple of weeks.

-On Hettie's land?

-On Angus Brown's farm, actually.

-It's adjacent to Hettie's.

-Do you recognise this at all?

It's Toby's. It's 18th century. How did you get it?

It was found at the barn.

Well, we helped to fix her heater. It probably fell out of his pocket.

He carries a rare gold coin in his pocket?

It's his lucky charm. That's his first find.

He probably dropped it when we were there the other day.

Where were you at one o'clock yesterday?

At the museum.

Found anything exciting recently?

Yeah.

A fairly big haul.

Tracey Tate is looking after it - she works at the museum.

How do you know Tracey?

-I'm recently divorced, so I'd appreciate it if you'd...

-Of course.

She's my girlfriend.

Now, Miss Byrne, thank you for outlining

your organisation's long-term goals.

Yeah, it is really useful, thanks.

However, I'd appreciate more clarity on your meeting with Hettie Garland

the day she died.

The woman was rude and tiresome.

All I did was offer to help. She did nothing but ridicule and insult me.

I'm afraid I wasn't very well behaved.

I threw some mud at her.

-And what did you do then?

-I called my friend, Carl.

Is he the Carl Woods who allegedly stole an entire battery of chickens?

No chickens were harmed.

I was raging.

I walked down the south field complaining until I realised

I wasn't powerless. And there was something I could do.

And what would that be?

Well, I could open the gate and set the cows free.

Carl thought it was a good idea, so I turned back,

I peeked in the barn and that's when I found her...

..lying there.

When we interviewed you earlier, you failed to mention

that Mackenzie is your boyfriend.

-Did I?

-Yes.

Yeah, no, you did.

You said that the coins were found by two local men.

Well, they ARE locals.

It's a bit remiss of you not to mention that the most important

find in the area was by your boyfriend.

-He's just recently divorced.

-It's not a crime.

Were you seeing him before then?

Yes.

OK. Anything else you'd like to mention?

I've told you everything.

Miss Tate...

it's best you tell us everything you know,

even if it's uncomfortable.

We always get to the bottom of things eventually.

When Mac and Toby brought me the coins, he asked me

not to declare them to the Crown Office.

But it was such a big find I knew if I didn't report it immediately,

questions would be asked.

-Toby asked you to keep this under wraps?

-Mac did.

Talk to me, James.

I was really interested in Mackenzie's body language.

He was folding his arms and he wasn't showing you his hands at all.

Something very suspicious about that there for me.

I just want to pull up another armchair and say,

"Right, tell us all about it!"

-It's great... Wisdom.

-In regards to the whole girlfriend

thing, he mentioned it. Tracey, on the other hand,

mentioned, like she said, "Oh, they were found by two local lads..."

But if he's your boyfriend, you'd say,

"Oh, my boyfriend and another guy found it."

A bit shifty about it, aren't they?

Well, let's look at the suspects board, actually.

Because we have a new name to add.

We haven't met him yet, but they talked about Angus Brown.

Yeah. Well, Angus Brown owns the adjacent farm to Hettie.

-Yeah.

-And that's who Mackenzie said that him and Toby were in his field,

rather than in Hettie's.

But if that's true, then why were they barging

-through police tape in Hettie's?

-Well, exactly.

It keeps saying by Mackenzie that he's recently divorced.

-Yeah.

-Who?

No idea. So once again...

Once again, it's time to pick some evidence.

Armchair Detectives, what would you like to see?

A forensic report of tape found on Hettie's heater wire?

Photographs of mud tracks and footprints found

at Parsleybed Farm?

And a new piece of evidence -

a letter addressed to the Crown Office?

-Crown Office letter.

-Crown Office letter.

-I do want to see the tape.

-Casting vote, Wisdom.

-Tape.

-Tape!

That's what we're going for! This is a forensic report of tape

found on Hettie's heater wire.

Mackenzie's fingerprints were found on the tape.

It is standard three-quarter-inch black electrical tape.

In his police interview, he said that he'd been around

and fixed Hettie's heater.

-Yeah...

-So that would be why his fingerprints were on the tape.

That doesn't mean he didn't do anything else with it.

-But there is a plausible explanation.

-There is, yeah.

Well, Armchair Detectives, it's time to pick your prime suspect.

Are any of you going to change your mind?

Please write down your prime suspect, now.

What are you thinking at home?

I have a number of thoughts.

Write down your name.

Armchair Detectives, notepads down, please.

Wisdom, last time you picked Tracey, have you changed your mind?

-Nope.

-Why?

-Shady.

James? Last time you went for Tracey.

-Changed?

-No, stayed with Tracey at the moment.

-Because?

There's still a few unanswered questions with her.

Toria, last time you went for Tracey as well. Have you changed your mind?

-I have.

-Who've you gone for?

-I've gone for Toby.

-Where's that come from?

It was something Mackenzie said, about,

"WE were helping out, fixing the heater," but his fingerprints

weren't on it anywhere. Did he clean them off?

Was he not really... It makes me want to hear his

side of the story more. We haven't heard from him yet.

Interesting. So, the prime suspects...

Wisdom has gone for Tracey, James has gone for Tracey,

and Toria has gone for Toby.

OK, Armchair Detectives.

Next, it's time for round four. Dig Deeper.

We're about to meet Angus Brown, Hettie's neighbour.

Let's head back to Mortcliff.

You never know what's out there, Mac.

Lightning never strikes the same place twice.

Lightning never strikes this far north, end of.

But luck just may.

What you need to do, pal, is curb the enthusiasm.

Well, our contact at the museum estimates the value to be £30,000.

-A tidy sum!

-Imagine - 10,000 each.

Should have been a 50-50 split me and you, instead of three ways.

-You signed the contract.

-Toby!

Gus, you had plenty of time to make up your mind.

Best we leave you to it.

Don't want to take up any more of your time.

Ten grand is nothing to sniff at, I suppose.

-Morning, all!

-Hello, Rosie!

We'll be seeing you.

Hey, any luck yet?

If we find anything, you'll be the first one he tells, Rosie.

-Well, aye.

-Is that a fact?

-You finished your shift?

-I've just got one more drop.

A letter for Hettie, then I'm home for lunch.

Oh, we'll drop it off for you. We drive past there.

-Oh, thanks, Toby. But...

-Seriously, there's no bother.

Cheers, pal. See you later?

This is from the Crown.

I knew I was wrong to trust you.

300,000! Hundred! Not 30, you lying scum!

No, no, no Angus. That must be a typo.

The expert at the museum definitely said 30,000.

We'll see about that.

Oh, God...

Mac, don't open the...! Mac!

"Dear Hettie, in the interest of preserving history..."

Yada, yada, yada...

"..I understand from the local museum

"that a significant Viking find has been uncovered in your area.

"Please call for an appointment to further discuss this matter."

Oh, God.

Drive.

Drive!

So much for your girlfriend!

-You wouldn't be able to help me fix my heater, would you, boys?

-Um...

Aye! Sure! How did you know we were coming?

I can hear this rust bucket a mile off!

-Heater's in the barn.

-No problem.

Time to trade the old claptrap in, Toby.

What will you do - get another one the same?

Maybe. Maybe I'll get something more luxurious.

You're very flush all of a sudden.

Aye, well, you know Toby.

Head in the clouds.

There you go.

Happy to help.

I've seen you boys skulking around.

That hole you've dug in the lane happens to be on my land.

Not Angus's.

So anything you've found belongs to me.

Hettie, if there's anything to find, you'll be the first to know.

I'll meet you back at the car. Just give us a second.

Just in case we do find something on your land...

let's make it official.

You know, if there's anything valuable here,

you'll never find it without our help.

Three-way? I don't think so.

50/50.

That's not how we operate, Hettie. No can do.

In that case, I'll have to decline.

And I'll keep hold of this.

I saw the date.

You've backdated it by a week. You're up to something.

Can you drop me at the museum? I think I just messed up.

The plot thickens.

Where to start! I think within the last week,

they've found something or a hint of something on her land.

Which is why he's trying to backdate it.

Let me introduce a new suspect, because that might help this

discussion a little bit.

We can now see Angus and a new suspect, Rosie Jones, the postie.

Mackenzie... Is his ex-partner Lucy?

-I did wonder that.

-Oh...

I might be completely way off this.

But, before, before, Toby's one is A201 CBF...

-Yes.

-The one in the CCTV...

-A201 OBE.

-OBE?

-Yep.

Mackenzie threw to Toby electrical black tape

that could be used to change the numberplate.

Thank you, James! That's all I've been thinking about!

Don't know if this is right or not, James.

But all I've been thinking about is the black electrical tape

and the similar numberplates!

-I think it might be Toby!

-Hold on a second.

I'm going to let you pick another piece of evidence.

See if this is going to help you. You can have...

the photographs of mud tracks and footprints found

at Parsleybed Farm.

A letter addressed to the Crown Office.

And a new item of evidence - the forensics report

from Hettie's clothing.

I'm curious about the clothes.

Why was her jacket in the bath, but not her?

Why wasn't she in the bath when she was electrocuted?

Because that means some and took the heater out and...her?

I...wish...I could sit where you are...

Come and sit here, I'll sit there!

Because I've noticed so many things...

-Is there anything we've missed so far?

-Yes!

-I thought I was doing well with the tape!

-You're doing brilliantly!

No, we need to pick a piece of evidence. What are you going to choose? I need a decision.

-I'll go clothing.

-Clothing?

-Yeah.

So you're choosing the forensics report on the victim's clothing.

-Red woollen fibres...

-Ooh!

..on the victim's clothing.

-It's those darn fingerless gloves.

-It's the men's!

-But... But that wasn't the only person wearing red wool.

-It's not.

-Who else was wearing red wool?

-The postlady.

Yes, the postlady was.

I'm going to need you to pick another prime suspect

for me at this stage.

There's been a lot of evidence, a lot of conjecture.

Write down your prime suspect for me now.

Wisdom, last time your prime suspect was Tracey.

Who have you gone for this time?

-I have a sneaking suspicion about Toby.

-OK.

James, last time you went for...

-Tracey.

-Tracey.

-Who've you gone for?

-I've changed to Toby.

Toby. Why?

The being passed electrical tape,

it's the numberplates being very close,

could've been changed.

It's also the red fibres,

the woollen mittens, yeah...

Toria, last time you went for...

Toby.

And I'm sticking with Toby.

Once again, all three of them have gone for Toby.

APPLAUSE

It's the best game of snap we've ever played in our entire lives.

Let's see if we can find out more. It's time for round five -

the Final Clues.

Are Knight and Slater closer to finding out

who had beef with Hettie Garland?

Let's head back to Mortcliff.

And?

A contract drawn up between you, Toby Featherstone

and Mackenzie Long,

splitting the spoils of any discovered hoard.

I know nothing about that.

So if these coins,

which you know nothing about, were not found on your land then...

you'll be fine with not making any money at all?

Aye.

That's right.

-PHONE:

-You have two saved voice messages.

First, saved yesterday at 12:55pm.

-MACKENZIE:

-Hey, pal, listen...

Attention, the museum will close in five minutes.

I'll call you back.

Second voicemail message saved yesterday at 1:05pm.

Turns out under Scottish law, the money goes to the finder,

not the landowner, so we don't need the contact after all.

Call me soon as. Cheers.

AUDIENCE EXCLAIM Final Clues.

Armchair detectives, talk to me.

My understanding is, there's this big debate

about where the coins are found,

whether it's in Angus's land or whether it's in Hettie's land,

and they're worried because of splitting it with the landowner

and that's why they're trying to put up these contracts.

I think Toby's went round there and knocked her off

and then he's received a voicemail afterwards,

when he didn't need to do it at all.

Could they have moved what they found into Angus's land,

because he was willing to sort of agree with them?

So they were bumping her off, trying to get a better deal?

-Yeah, it is, yes.

-Something around that.

I'm not quite sure what, though.

-Hettie was killed at one o'clock.

-Yeah.

-That voicemail came at five minutes past one.

-Yep.

From Mackenzie, telling Toby...

I'm assuming telling Toby, no need to go through with it...

-It kind of rules out Mackenzie.

-..because obviously

we don't need to, basically, kill her or split it, so on and so forth.

But by that time, he'd already done it. And he'd...

HE POPS

Well, let's pick your final piece of evidence -

see if this helps you.

You can have either the photographs of mud tracks

and footprints found at Parsleybed Farm,

or a letter addressed to the Crown Office.

-I think the mud prints.

-Mud prints because...

But what if the mud prints come back with welly boots

and 4x4 tracks?

Which is quite likely.

But letter to... Who's going to send a letter to the Crown Office?

Yeah, let's have a look at the letter to the Crown Office.

-Oh...

-Yeah?

-OK.

-Let's have a look at it.

"Dear Mr Christopher Dixon,

"I'm writing to you as a historian, working at the museum.

"The hoard is claimed to have been found

"on the farmland of Angus Brown.

"However, I regret to say that I have suspicions

"that this is not in fact the case

"and the hoard was most likely found on the land of

"Parsleybed Farm owned by a Hettie Garland."

So it's Tracey has written to the Crown Office

with suspicions about the find.

-I reckon the guys found out about this.

-Yes.

And they were not happy.

I'm still...

-The numberplate's a big thing for me.

-Yeah.

And the fibres.

-And unless both of them are red herrings, then...

-OK.

Well, it's no pressure, Armchair Detectives, but it's the moment...

-I may be missing something.

-..where you make your final accusation,

and you choose the killer.

Lucy, Toby, Mackenzie,

Tracey, Rosie, Angus.

It's time to answer the question...

whodunnit?

HE MUMBLES

No time to put the kettle on at home.

You'll soon find out who the killer is.

Just stay where you are. Hope you guess correctly,

but don't... Don't leave now.

Or you can pause it and play it later, but just stay, stay.

Notepads down, Armchair Detectives.

It's time for your final decision.

Wisdom, who are you accusing of murder?

-Toby.

-Toby.

Because?

My gut is telling me that and I'm going to stick with it.

James, who are you accusing?

I'm also accusing Toby.

How did he do it?

I think it's with the heater in the bath.

Toria, who are you going for?

-I am also going with Toby.

-Toby!

-This is going to be really embarrassing.

-No!

I also think it's Toby. LAUGHTER

So, if it's not Toby,

all four of us...

have got this very, very wrong.

How do you think he did it?

It's the connections, like the fibres,

the fact that he was there, the tape.

Well, the last piece of evidence has been left -

will it make you doubt your accusations?

Or will it help us out? Let's take a look at it.

The mud prints at the farm.

In the photos we have five footprints and tyre tracks.

The most recent was made by a 4x4 vehicle.

To be fair, you kind of said, Toria,

it might just be some wellington boots and some tyre tracks

and that's really what it is.

-I'm kind of relieved.

-No, I'm glad that it's...

-No regrets?

-Yeah.

Je ne regrette rien?

What really happened in today's story, Finders Keepers?

Who killed Hettie Garland?

Let's find out...

whodunnit.

So, Lucy Bryne. Typical activist,

blinded by naive idealism and what a temper.

-Well, I mean, she could be...

-Slater!

Don't you realise that woman thinks chickens

are more important than people?

Yeah.

Look, red woollen fibres, the same found on Toby Featherstone's gloves

were found on Hettie's clothing.

And Toby's car was in the area at the time of the murder.

-The date matches with the time of death.

-Mm-hm.

According to the DVLA, Toby's registration ended in CDF.

Maybe that rules him out?

You would think Mackenzie did it, wouldn't you?

What if Mackenzie goes to visit Hettie on his own?

Tries to offer her the same deal they'd offered Angus,

just to cover all the bases.

And through Hettie's stubbornness, she refuses and sends him packing.

Exactly. He tells Toby, Toby takes matters into his own hands.

Would he, though?

Toby goes to see Hettie after Mackenzie tells him

about what happened.

He spots the heater nearby,

seizes the opportunity, grabs it, chucks it in the water.

Simmons reckons that seven milliamps for three seconds is enough.

So if both of her hands are immersed in water at the time,

there's a good chance she was fully electrocuted.

OK, so after Hettie dies, Toby removes the handwritten contract

from her back pocket and that's when the gold coin drops.

All he needs to do then is remove it from the water

and it looks like she's had a heart attack.

Toby had motive, means and opportunity.

But what about the car?

Oh! I remember seeing black electrical tape in his boot.

But all we have is the CCTV footage

with a registration plate ending OBE.

Hold on.

Oh.

We...

..have a match.

How many of Lucy Byrne's meetings did you go to?

-Er, well, like, er, probably...

-Relax, Slater!

SUSAN HUMS

LAUGHTER You've all caught today's killer.

And, Wisdom, well done -

it's your first golden magnifying glass trophy!

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Armchair Detectives, how many of you got that one?

Oh, almost all of you, almost all of you.

Well done to everyone.

That was an absolutely cracking investigation!

So that's all from Armchair Detectives.

Come back tomorrow when a deadly crime leaves our detectives puzzled.

Word puzzled, to be exact.

And remember,

no-one gets away with murder in Mortcliff.

Goodbye.

Well done, well done, well done! APPLAUSE