In this episode we get to glimpse at another part of the Morse saga his family, something that never even gets mentioned which makes it interesting to me, to gain any form of insight into what may make him tick.
D. I. Fred Thursday comes across unwelcome criminal ghosts from his past Vic and Vince Casper, who escaped from gang rivals in the London underworld, and sought refuge in an Oxford business venture the Moonlight Room nightclub.
The murders of an Oxford Don Professor Coke Norris, a young woman Judy Vallens who had worked at the Moonlight Room, the sale of university land to make way for a council housing development.
Are any of these in any way remotely linked, and if so how and why?
Police work and detection can be problematic at the best of times, but when politics are involved the rule of law can take a back seat, even where otherwise stick in the mud officers like Chief Superintendent Bright are concerned.
D. I. Fred Thursday comes across unwelcome criminal ghosts from his past Vic and Vince Casper, who escaped from gang rivals in the London underworld, and sought refuge in an Oxford business venture the Moonlight Room nightclub.
The murders of an Oxford Don Professor Coke Norris, a young woman Judy Vallens who had worked at the Moonlight Room, the sale of university land to make way for a council housing development.
Are any of these in any way remotely linked, and if so how and why?
Police work and detection can be problematic at the best of times, but when politics are involved the rule of law can take a back seat, even where otherwise stick in the mud officers like Chief Superintendent Bright are concerned.