"A Lesson in Murder"
| Writer: Anthony Horowitz | Director: David Thacker | Airdate: 10 November 2002 | Set: June 1940 | Episode 3 (1:3) |
| Guests: Allan Corduner, Oliver Ford Davies, Sophia Myles, David Tennant, Cheryl Campbell, John Shrapnel | ||||
| A conscientious objector loses his appeal and is later found dead in his cell. At the house of the judge who sentenced him, a young evacuee is killed by a booby-trap in the summerhouse. Foyle's investigation reveals a relationship between the judge's daughter, Susan, and a local worker, Peter. While guarding the judge, Milner is caught in an apparently compromising position by the judge and forced to leave - another murder follows as Foyle considers the actual purpose of the factory at which Peter works. | ||||
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