This one looks like a Sherlock Holmes type mystery. Even one for Jonathan Creek. I dare say Creek did deal with a similar problem.
Father Brown is summoned by prisoner Katherine Corven who was convicted of killing her husband thanks to Father Brown and she has a grudge to bear. Father Brown thinks she is wiling to repent for her sins.
Corven tells Father Brown that is planning to murder her lover Raymond Worrall. He cannot tell anybody because of the seal of the confession. When he goes to see the Worrall he is found shot dead and Father Brown was seen holding a gun and is arrested for murder.
Bunty and Mrs McCarthy now need to prove Father Brown's innocence and Sergeant Goodfellow has to help out by breaking him out of the police cell.
Corven is a nasty one and this one is a fiendish 'howdunnit.'
Father Brown is summoned by prisoner Katherine Corven who was convicted of killing her husband thanks to Father Brown and she has a grudge to bear. Father Brown thinks she is wiling to repent for her sins.
Corven tells Father Brown that is planning to murder her lover Raymond Worrall. He cannot tell anybody because of the seal of the confession. When he goes to see the Worrall he is found shot dead and Father Brown was seen holding a gun and is arrested for murder.
Bunty and Mrs McCarthy now need to prove Father Brown's innocence and Sergeant Goodfellow has to help out by breaking him out of the police cell.
Corven is a nasty one and this one is a fiendish 'howdunnit.'