摩斯探长[第十一季

剧情简介

Mo#;rse#% .>)is tak+en ser"(<$iou> 'sly=^ ill+; a.t?? a mu<s]+: eum re ception .-and is hospit%alized. In the* <''\hospital, Sup\ t.. Str: _an',ge, visits Morse :\@t&o push h[%im to ta'k?=e earl?] :y ret`iremen_*t,* w 'h:ile ! Dr&'#!.$- Mil]+%,li; ce^nt 'Millie' -%:V)#a% n Buren give%\s him her bo+<]-ok on a 1]#_40 yea '\r
[-ol/[_]d court < case known as the Ox@&fo
<rd (Canal Murd<*?ers. The case invo?
lved "the mur\der an$<d ra p+ "e of! a y;>?ou[ng woman, &;Mrs Joanna Franks+`,, t r_/aveling
by  canal .\`bo)*at from C?:?o'ventry to Londo@%n. The cas$e`[= 'resulted in t:=?]hree bo._!atmen
="!=being s@=entenc@&e$d.\" t^-o
!dea(*th a.nd tw '\o of:@ th':em. hanged. M-:orse.
 ?starts to(`
 read Millie's *@ book and drea]<%ms abou: (t (<it. H%
)e soon has%>" a]#^ nu,+mber of problem^s with__ the case.　=@　Why weren'*:t the th ree m+<en also cha rg)^ed?< with ;[th/
eft Why did Mrs Franks ],$:ta*ke a bo@ +at;] inste:%ad of &a tra#&in that% was muc$h\ fa&:st*/er (a,nd\ comfortab]le and only slig.htly more expensive Why did:'n't she abandon th?/e boat% after s
he c),omp %=lai[_\]ned abo: /ut #le_!wd behavior o `f ^the crew at the
@ shippin+-g offi@c'e in Ban(`b )ury Why did she th.en drink ;?<@>and 'so :cialise' with the crew What happened to her 'carp@et bag'? w:it`h $-,wh!ic  @h she arr:-'ived on the boat b!ut-. #which ?was not me_
_%nti\#^oned in the court case, < nor was it store _`d in -"?%the archi^ves with her, -alm.?ost e^
)mpty, trunk The ).'t)run=_k was marked -with initials =?)o" f her:<?() fi$_ rst husban%d wh'!#[o had +!di!"->ed[. =(`How did it happen tha_t her shoe`s](%, were found on the bo
 at but nobo
d:*y saw her ,return to the boat fr'om the forest　　PC Ad[%-r `=,<ian Ker(&shaw does some br _^illiant leg wo_
<rk for Mors$e. He st&udie+d histor"++y and has inval?uab _le ;%?background k<)n[_owle])dg>;e. *For instance, he([ mentions that the boatmen had bad rep_/utation because they worked on  Sundays "and* '[did n]#_ot atten..d_< churc-.\h %]. Later a chapel was built for them in & Ox_+ford$.　　The-) +de=+/ad \.+woman's c^] .lothes and t+]he shoes( found on=, the boat a:^re submitted to mode<\rn %forensic in#> v` estigation. The (@ .res`u 'lt is that
%the s]hoes di\d_, not *-.b)\elong// to## the @d_/ead wom)^an found in the w'ater because she was mu]ch taller.The shoes were neve=\r use(-(d; in %the $,forest.　　Only M?'r s Franks'] husband, Charles Fra nks, was called to i,dentify the body of t_[ he dead woman_. He cl^ aimed that, whi["_ .le he/r fac`e wa $-s darkened and disfi@(gure^d'
, h%;e found a birth mark behind he&#;*r ear. The :% pro*secutor wel:]comed that i`nf )orma((`tion that only a -]husband^ or  a #lover wou$
ld know. T<'he acc>.used were n&ot shown the bo/ dy. *)Th-;e defe\=nse ]@a_ttorney merel:_y =,c&laimed )<that th
>==e g
>uilt of the t]!+hr[<:e;
>e men $\w$ a>;s not<@<- pr@oved. All three ac cus[ed claimed to the end (that they were in nocent. One of 
th%!+em was no@`t execu:]_ted beca'&use%, %h!e '#embraced C?)hri,` >sti^anity in*< :&p[!:r`#ison.　　M;^_orse instruc/ts @$Ke%rshaw to investi-gate if Charles Fra(^nk(s b] enefited from*
#* his wife': s d;eath >,"and,+ ! [&#inde^"ed, he- pocket!#ed 3']_00 pounds insuran%?ce m">oney. Case cl#;osed Charl[ e'<" s Fra%>(nks mu+?\#rdered a tall "))wom<;!en an"?$d dropp(ed her in%+, the ca%nal aft\er .mee@"_ting _]J+oanna in the forest. If Jo anna  %Franks jumped o[++ff t ,he boat at!,?> the same tim% e as th +e
dead b]ody hit the /water, she swam to th(@.e bank - and/:&) )joined; .)her `< husband. Th.e cou( )ple cha'/'nged \their+> names, in th%+%e case of 'Charles Fran<\(ks' a second ti :\me afte+r he :('died' as Joa&nna's first  hu;@)sban]d._ T@he fo*!urth b&oatman, a y&.!ou.ngs[<-ter who< was n=[o t charged, w\as%= probably pai$d [@\by Joan[]na to "( g* 'ive \`false testimony.^^　　Mors[  $e#] t?r)"avels to Irel)an\$d a /@nd 'has '(^a;^< gr@%av?"e of [:Jo*?_anna'!s fir:s<[t husban "d exhume\-?d. The coffin con&tains bags of sand* and some ston\^e \"s.