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Crown Court — Storyline

Crown Court is an afternoon television courtroom drama produced by Granada Television for the ITV network that ran from 1972, when the Crown Court system replaced Assize courts and Quarter sessions in the legal system of England and Wales, to 1984.

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Crown Court — Series Details

Crown Court — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Doctor's Neglect? (1) (1972-10-18) — Mr Simpson was admitted to hospital following a car crash in Fulchester. He was examined by doctors and treated for minor injuries before being discharged. Moments later, Mr Simpso
• E2: Doctor's Neglect? (2) (1972-10-19)
• E3: Doctor's Neglect? (3) (1972-10-20)
• E4: Liberman v Savage (1) (1972-10-18) — Wealthy Property developer Emmanuel Lieberman is trying to evict his former fiancé Delia Savage from an exclusive penthouse apartment overlooking London's Green Park. He claims tha
• E5: Liberman v Savage (2) (1972-10-19) — Ms Savage's evidence appears to suggest that her relationship with Mark Lieberman was platonic and that his presence in her flat was merely coincidental.
• E6: Liberman v Savage (3) (1972-10-20) — On the final day the live-in maid Florence Ferguson is called to give evidence, as is Lieberman's son Mark.
• E7: Regina v Lord (1) (1972-10-25) — Helen Lord, a maths teacher at Fulchester's John Fordhurst secondary school, is accused of wounding a police officer with a chisel. The court will hear that Miss Lord went to Calde
• E8: Regina v Lord (2) (1972-10-26)
• E9: Regina v Lord (3) (1972-10-27)
• E10: Regina v Bryant (1) (1972-01-11) — Following an armed raid by four masked men on a Fulchester bank in which £30,000 was stolen, local villain Harry Bryant was identified as one of the robbers. In court, he decides t
• E11: Regina v Bryant (2) (1972-11-02)
• E12: Regina v Bryant (3) (1972-11-03)
• E13: Euthanasia: Regina v Webb (1) (1972-11-08)
• E14: Euthanasia: Regina v Webb (2) (1972-11-09)
• E15: Euthanasia: Regina v Webb (3) (1972-11-10)
• E16: Regina v Vennings & Vennings (1) (1972-11-15)
• E17: Regina v Vennings & Vennings (2) (1972-11-16)
• E18: Regina v Vennings & Vennings (3) (1972-11-17)
• E19: The Eleventh Commandment (1) (1972-11-22)
• E20: The Eleventh Commandment (2) (1972-11-23)
• E21: The Eleventh Commandment (3) (1972-11-24)
• E22: A Genial Man: Regina v Bolton (1) (1972-11-29)
• E23: A Genial Man: Regina v Bolton (2) (1972-11-30)
• E24: A Genial Man: Regina v Bolton (3) (1972-12-01)
• E25: Espionage (1) (1972-12-06)
• E26: Espionage (2) (1972-12-07)
• E27: Espionage (3) (1972-12-08)
• E28: Conspiracy: Regina v Luckhurst and Sawyer (1) (1972-12-13)
• E29: Conspiracy: Regina v Luckhurst and Sawyer (2) (1972-12-14) — One of the accused, Trevor Luckhurst, takes the witness stand, but his behaviour doesn't help his case.
• E30: Conspiracy: Regina v Luckhurst and Sawyer (3) (1972-12-15) — In his summing up, the defence barrister James Elliot QC accuses the night watchman of extreme anti-left wing bias. Could this save the young couple?
• E31: Who is Benedetto Trovato? Regina v Starkie (1) (1972-12-20)
• E32: Who is Benedetto Trovato? Regina v Starkie (2) (1972-12-21)
• E33: Who is Benedetto Trovato? Regina v Starkie (3) (1972-12-22)
• E34: Criminal Libel: Regina v Maitland (1) (1972-12-27)
• E35: Criminal Libel: Regina v Maitland (2) (1972-12-28)
• E36: Criminal Libel: Regina v Maitland (3) (1972-12-29)
• E37: The Medium: Regina v Purbeck (1) (1972-12-29)
• E38: The Medium: Regina v Purbeck (2) (1972-12-30)
• E39: The Medium: Regina v Purbeck (3) (1972-12-31)
• E40: The Open Invitation (1973-07-18)
• E41: Beggar on Horseback (1973-07-27)
• E42: The Night for Country Dancing (1973-08-01)
• E43: Mrs. Moresby's Scrapbook (1973-08-08)
• E44: The Judgement of Soloman (1973-08-22)
• E45: Destruct, Destruct (1973-08-29)
• E98: Good and Faithful Friends (1974-09-11)
• E99: Strange Past (1974-09-18)
• E100: On Impulse (1974-09-25)
• E103: The Messenger Boy (1974-10-16)
• E105: Winklers (1974-11-06)
• E106: The Alb of St. Honoratus (1974-11-13)
• E107: Cover Up (1974-11-20)
• E108: Beloved Alien (1974-11-27) — Doubt is thrown on Emma Lakeland's account about being held captive by Grigori Petrov, as she could have escaped. Inspector Clement believed Lakeland was in danger. Mr. Harvesty sa
• E109: Arson (1974-12-04)
• E112: The Quest (1975-01-08)
• E113: A Difference in Style (1975-01-15)
• E115: The Personator (1975-01-29)
• E116: Two in the Mind of One (1975-02-05)
• E117: The Murder Monitor (1975-02-12)
• E118: Who Cares (1975-02-19)
• E119: Saboteur (1975-02-26)
• E120: The Trees (1975-03-05)
• E121: Bad Day at Black Cape (1975-03-12)
• E122: The Mad, Mad Man (1975-03-19)
• E123: Contempt of Court (1975-03-25)
• E124: Possessed (1975-04-02)
• E125: The Also Ran (1975-04-09)
• E126: Take Back Your Mink (1975-04-16)
• E127: Light the Blue Touch-Paper (1975-04-30)
• E128: The Healing Hand (1975-05-07)
• E129: The Obsession (1975-05-14)
• E130: My Mother Said I Never Should… (1975-05-21)

Season 2

• E1: Regina v Barnes: Whatever Happened to George Robins?: Part 1 (1973-01-03) — George Robins is a second hand car dealer and well-known ladies man. He has disappeared. Blood stains were found at his country cottage. A local car thief, Harold Barnes, is charge
• E2: Regina v Barnes: Whatever Happened to George Robins?: Part 2 (1973-01-04) — Detective Inspector Robert takes the stand to describe the investigation into the disappearance of George Robins and the arrest of Harold Barnes. Dr. John Gould gives a breakdown o
• E3: Regina v Barnes: Whatever Happened to George Robins?: Part 3 (1973-01-05) — Defendant Harold Barnes alleges that George Robins is still alive. Prosecutor Jonathan Fry QC causes a stir when he calls Robins as a witness. Barnes' wife Catherine denies the she
• E4: Blackmail: Regina v Brewer and Brewer: Part 1 (1973-01-10) — The spurned lover of a Church of England clergyman is accused of blackmail after threatening to expose their affair unless the vicar pays £400.
• E5: Blackmail: Regina v Brewer and Brewer: Part 2 (1973-01-11) — When Rev. Frank Warrender gives contradicting evidence, Charles Lotterby asks the judge to treat him as hostile witness. Police Inspector Savage confirms that it was Mrs Warrender
• E6: Blackmail: Regina v Brewer and Brewer: Part 3 (1973-01-12) — Following Janet Brewer's revelations about her health and her breakdown, the judge turns down Barry Deeley's request to dismiss the case. Despite pleas from her doctor and father t
• E7: Sunset of Arms: Fitton v Pusey: Part 1 (1973-01-17) — A military historian has been accused of libel by a British Army Major following the publication of a book on the British Army's involvement in the Korean War. The author claims th
• E8: Sunset of Arms: Fitton v Pusey: Part 2 (1973-01-18) — Morton Lass, an American tank commander seconded to Hill 329 claims that Major Fitton begged to leave with him. A second witness; Australian soldier Ronald Harstrong maintains he f
• E9: Sunset of Arms: Fitton v Pusey: Part 3 (1973-01-19) — Radio operator Corporal Batley, who was believed to have died on Hill 329 makes a shock appearance in court. He has now changed his name to William Truscott and his evidence accuse
• E10: Persimmons and Dishwashers: Regina v Curl: Part 1 (1973-01-24) — Fulchester's notorious Curl brothers are accused of demanding money with menaces and GBH. The court will hear that the brothers had been conducting a reign of terror over Fulcheste
• E11: Persimmons and Dishwashers: Regina v Curl: Part 2 (1973-01-25) — The second day of the trial of brothers George and Arnold Curl. The pair are accused of running a Fulchester protection racket. Much of the evidence comes from Stephen Telfer, a cl
• E12: Persimmons and Dishwashers: Regina v Curl: Part 3 (1973-01-26) — Facing a second day under cross examination, George Curl claims he found religion while in Reading Gaol. However his brother Arnold gets rattled when questioned about hiring Arther
• E13: A Public Mischief: Regina v Baker and Crawley: Part 1 (1973-01-31) — Town Hall corruption is exposed in this case, as two employees of Fulchester Borough Council are charged with fraudulently purchasing land which was at the centre of a planning per
• E14: A Public Mischief: Regina v Baker and Crawley: Part 2 (1973-02-01) — Councilor John Fairley is cross examined by Jonathan Fry QC. The previous day he accused Margaret Crawley of failing to mention, she was a close friend of councilor; Charles Baker,
• E15: A Public Mischief: Regina v Baker and Crawley: Part 3 (1973-02-02) — The trial of councillor Charles Baker and his former secretary Margaret Crawley took a dramatic turn when she refused to take the stand and give evidence in her defence. Charles Ba
• E16: Portrait of an Artist: Kingsley v Messiter: Part 1 (1973-02-07) — Before his death a year ago, a renowned artist wrote a will in which he bequeathed his estate to his favourite model, Rose Messiter. The will is being challenged by his business pa
• E17: Portrait of an Artist: Kingsley v Messiter: Part 2 (1973-02-08) — Graphologist Mr Pascoe gives evidence on behalf defendant Rose Messiter and can not rule out that Martin Emsworth's writing was forged. Brenda Kingsley claims, although she acted a
• E18: Portrait of an Artist: Kingsley v Messiter: Part 3 (1973-02-09) — Rose Messiter is cross examined by Helen Tate. She accuses Messiter of being a witness to the original Will and wouldn't be provided for. Under pressure, from Tate, Messiter admits
• E19: A Crime In Prison – Regina v Ager and Lanigan : Part 1 (1973-02-14) — A prison officer at Fulchester's Park Moor Prison is charged with accepting bribes to smuggle a number of prohibited items into and out of the prison by an inmate, who is also faci
• E20: A Crime in Prison: Regina v Ager and Lanigan: Part 2 (1973-02-15) — Detective Inspector Barber returns to the stand to give details of the arrest of Prison Officer Robert Agar. Angela Mercer evidence indicated that Agar took items inside the prison
• E21: A Crime in Prison: Regina vs. Ager and Lanigan: Part 3 (1973-02-13) — On the final day of the trial, Prison Officer Robert Ager takes the stand. in his own defence. Barrister Barry Deeley maintains that Agar was bullied and threatened, by Lanigan, in
• E22: Infanticide or Murder?: Part 1 (1974-02-21) — A 15 year old schoolgirl has given birth to an illegitimate baby. Within a week of the birth, the body of the baby has been found buried in the girl's back garden by police acting
• E23: Infanticide or Murder?: Part 2 (1974-02-22) — Dominic Collins is cross examined by barrister Helen Tate. He maintains he did not strangle the baby and was it dead when he found it. 15-year-old Mary Collins shocks the court by
• E24: Infanticide or Murder?: Part 3 (1974-02-23) — The previous day ended sensationally with both Dominic Collins' wife and daughter confessing to killing the baby. Barrister Helen Tate accuses Mary of researching the Infanticide A
• E25: Act of Vengeance: Regina v Collings: Part 1 (1974-02-28) — A 21 year old man has been blinded after an attacker flung acid into his face. Was the attack carried out by his own cousin following a family feud?
• E26: Act of Vengeance: Regina v Collings: Part 2 (1974-03-01) — Alan Collings fiancee Pauline Ellis gives evidence about the long running feud between the father's Alan and Brian and how family party ended in threats. Brian Collings takes the s
• E27: Act of Vengeance: Regina v Collings: Part 3 (1974-03-02) — Brian Collings faces a second day in the dock. The prosecution revealed that Brian had a newspaper picture of Pauline Ellis, in a bikini, pinned on his wall at work. The prosecutio
• E28: Freak-Out: Regina v Marlow: Part 1 (1974-03-07) — The effects of hallucinogenic drugs provide a theme in this case. Peta Best, a leading sixties fashion photographer, has been found dead in her studio with a cloth pushed down her
• E29: Freak-Out: Regina v Marlow: Part 2 (1973-03-08) — Photographer Alleyn Griffin gives evidence about Natasha Marlowe erratic behaviour at the party. Marlowe takes the stand, in her own defence, and confesses that she has taken so mu
• E30: Freak-Out: Regina v Marlow: Part 3 (1974-03-09) — Natasha Marlow is cross examinined by Jonathan Fry QC after it was revealed she threatened to kill Peta Best while high on drugs. The defence called Sister Joanna Forbush but her e
• E31: The Mugging of Arthur Simmons: Part 1 (1974-03-14) — A pensioner is mugged in a dark alley. two young black men are identified as the muggers in a local youth club. However, the defense claims that the identity parade was not carried
• E32: The Mugging of Arthur Simmons: Part 2 (1974-03-15) — P.C. Kershaw takes the stand to give details of the arrest of the two defendants. With Mrs Palmer evidence tainted there are now doubts that John Dempsey was the second man. Walter
• E33: The Mugging of Arthur Simmons: Part 3 (1974-03-16) — While giving evidence in his defence, John Dempsey claimed that PC Kershaw saw the university student as a black activist and kept him under constant surveillance. He now faces an
• E34: Love Thy Neighbour: Part 1 (1974-03-21) — A man is left paralyzed after being shot on his own doorstep following an argument about a betting slip. Two brothers living next door stand accused of attempted murder but claim t
• E35: Love Thy Neighbour: Part 2 (1974-03-22) — The first day's proceedings came to halt when prosecution witness Madge Gorman failed to show. When Mrs. Gorman appears, today, she has an obvious black eye, so the judge warns her
• E36: Love Thy Neighbour: Part 3 (1974-03-23) — Martin Thornton, the older of two brothers, claims that far from the being the perpetrators of the shooting he and brothers were the victims of a smear campaign. Prosecuter Helen T
• E37: The Death of Dracula: Part 1 (1974-03-28) — Count Alucard, a Dracula-themed illusionist, is shot dead on stage when a stunt involving a gun goes horribly wrong. His assistant (his wife, Rita) is accused of having tampered wi
• E38: The Death of Dracula: Part 2 (1973-03-29) — Lingerie model Kathleen Nolan gives evidence of the events leading to the death of Norman Mattson, at the 501 Club. Rita Mattson takes the stand and claims in the 8 years of her ma
• E39: The Death of Dracula: Part 3 (1973-03-30) — Rita Mattson is cross examined by James Elliot QC. She is rattled when he claims her husband was threatening to leave her for a younger woman. Brig. Sir Ferdinand Tennyson-Pusey gi
• E40: Wise Child: Part 1 (1973-04-04) — A wealthy industrialist who made his fortune in African mining projects has died and left his fortune to his widow and two children. However, an African man has come forward to cla
• E41: Wise Child: Part 2 (1973-04-05) — Lady Crittenden is cross examined by Stephen Harvesty following her admission, in court, that Lapointe is the maiden name of Sir Tom's mother. Bernard Crittenden attempts to show t
• E42: Wise Child: Part 3 (1973-04-06) — Stephen Harvesty calls Antoine Mbula of the legal department of the Diplomatic Mission of Zaire in an attempt to resolve the issue of whether Raoul Lapointe birth certificate is ge
• E43: Beware of the Dog: Part 1 (1973-04-11) — A night security firm stands accused of attacking a young courting couple with dogs and truncheons after they had entered a private development via a hole in the perimeter fence. T
• E44: The Hon. Mr. Justice Craig (1973-04-13) — Barrister John Lloyd attempts to show victims Annabel Nelson and Derek Latimer as radicals who were deliberating trespassing on Transecure property. Colonel G.H. Hore-Davis gives e
• E45: Beware of the Dog: Part 3 (1973-04-13) — Barrister John Lloyd claims Transecure employees were provoked by the young couple. The judge refuses to drop the case against William Cooke. The defence will now argue that Transc
• E46: Theft By Necessity (1973-04-18) — A retired lawyer decides to defend himself in court after he is charged with shoplifting.
• E47: The Gilded Cage: Part 1 (1973-04-19) — An estranged wife has accused her husband of rape. The husband denies the charge and claims that his wife has made up the allegation in anger after he refused to increase her maint
• E48: The Gilded Cage: Part 2 (1973-04-20) — Mr. Cross makes a controversial submission; that a husband can not be charged with the unlawful imprisonment or the rape, of his wife, at least while there is no legal separation.
• E49: Credibility Gap: Part 1 (1973-04-25) — A construction company building a suspension bridge is being sued for compensation by the wife of a workman who has been badly injured in a fall from the bridge. The prosecution cl
• E50: Credibility Gap: Part 2 (1973-04-26) — Managing Director of the Porton Construction Charles Porton attempts to defend the high mortality rate at his firm. George Walker gives evidence about a fight between Jack Stephens
• E51: Credibility Gap: Part 3 (1973-04-27) — George Walker attempts to shift blame when it is revealed that the shed with the safety belts was locked on Charles Porton's orders. Porton is recalled to witness box when the regi
• E52: The Long-Haired Leftie: Part 1 (1973-05-02) — A militant trade union activist is accused of stirring up trouble on a picket line outside a newspaper headquarters. The defense are suggesting that there is a political motive beh
• E53: The Long-Haired Leftie: Part 2 (1973-05-03) — The judge rejects Charles Lotterby's request to make this a political trial and ask political questions. He then asks Sgt. Kershaw why a senior office ordered him to arrest Donald
• E54: The Long-Haired Leftie: Part 3 (1973-05-04) — Political agitator Donald Dowd spends a second day in the witness box cross examined by Andrew Logan QC. The barrister attempts to goad Dowd it to exposing his radical politics and
• E55: Intent to Kill: Part 1 (1973-05-09) — A gang of four criminals have raided a warehouse and a night-watchman has been shot and seriously wounded. Two of the gang have been acquitted of attempted murder at an earlier tri
• E56: Intent to Kill: Part 2 (1973-05-10) — Barrister Helen Tate attempts cast doubt on evidence given by nightwatchman Joseph Pearson. She maintains his evidence may be tainted due to injuries inflicted during the robbery.
• E57: Intent to Kill: Part 3 (1973-05-11) — Albert Duffy claims he is a changed man since his first child was born while he was in jail. Although he doesn't deny he took part in the robbery he claims he was coerced by Terren
• E58: There Was a Little Girl: Part 1 (1973-05-16) — Fiona Gray is charged with arson after setting fire to her estranged husband's house. As her children were in the house at the time, the defense are claiming diminished responsibil
• E59: There Was a Little Girl: Part 2 (1973-05-17) — During Rick Gray's evidence he reveals that living with his wife was like living with a small child. Gilbert Brinsley, who worked at Coldwater Valley Arts Society, admits Fiona Gra
• E60: There Was a Little Girl: Part 3 (1973-05-18) — Prosecuter John Lloyd dismissed claims that Fiona Gray was an automaton and unaware of her actions in burning down her husband's house. Taking the witness box she refuses to answer
• E61: A View to Matrimony: Part 1 (1973-05-23) — Archie McNeil is a bigamist. He married three women under Islamic Law in Somalia, where he has business interests, and a further three women in the U.K. Is he just a hopeless roman
• E62: A View to Matrimony: Part 2 (1973-05-24) — When Agnes McNeill interrupted the court, it was then discovered that she was yet another woman claiming to be the wife of Archie. All three of the wives give evidence but Agnes cl
• E63: A View to Matrimony: Part 3 (1973-05-25) — Archie McNeill gives evidence claim and to be a strict Muslim thus voiding the bigamy charge against him. The woman were considered to be living in sin. He still charged with false
• E64: Settling a Score: Part 1 (1973-05-30) — Fulchester United's star striker Arnie Campbell's career is over following a foul by Porthampton City's hard-man defender John 'Chopper' Bates. Bates denies making the foul challen
• E65: Settling a Score: Part 2 (1973-05-31) — John Lloyd accuses Fulchester striker Kevin Lewis of injuring team mate Arnie Campbell. He denies telling associate Terence Stein that he thought Campbell was taking bribes. Chairm
• E66: Settling a Score: Part 3 (1973-06-01) — Porthampton City manager George Lomax gives evidence for Johnny Bates by playing down his hard man reputation. Journalist Terence Stein tells about the threats made against Arnie R
• E67: To Catch a Thief : Part 1 (1973-06-06)
• E68: To Catch A Thief (Part 2) (1973-06-07) — Erika Brabazon is cross examined by Charles Lotterby. He queries Ronald Halsey's outburst, in court, that she was "fitting him up" and the pair had once been in an relationship. Ch
• E69: To Catch A Thief (Part 3) (1973-06-08) — Ronald Halsey is cross examined about his finances, at the time of the robbery. It is said he owed Erika Brabazon £90 for another painting and £1,250 loan. However art expert James
• E70: Patch's Patch : Part 1 (1973-06-13) — Fulchester builder Benjamin Patch is accused of fraud. He became a national celebrity when he devised a revolutionary scheme which enabled young couples to purchase cheap new house
• E71: Patch's Patch: Part 2 (1973-06-14) — Acting has his counsel Benjamin Patch starts to cross examine Superintendent James from the Fraud Squad. Patch attempts to put the blame on director Raymond Jordan, who disappeared
• E72: Patch's Patch: Part 3 (1973-06-15) — Patch is warned about intimidating his former secretary Rachel Mackintosh. Taking the stand he puts all the blame on director Raymond Jordan for the missing £159,000. Ex-employee J
• E73: Who Was Kate Greer? : Part 1 (1973-06-20) — The wife of a university lecturer stands accused of perjury and perverting the course of justice. At a previous trial, she gave evidence against one of her husband's students, who
• E74: Who Was Kate Greer: Part 2 (1973-06-21) — Wrongfully convicted of stealing a valuable vase, Celia Alcott takes the stand. With Professor Archer committing suicide, much of her evidence is classed a hearsay. However she dro
• E75: Who Was Kate Greer: Part 3 (1973-06-22) — Winifred Archer gives evidence and admits that the relationship with her husband was rocky but was unaware he killed himself fearing he had cancer. Victor Purbright returns to the
• E76: A Right to Life: Part 1 (1973-06-27) — A doctor, and the mental institute at which he works, are being sued for damages by a young woman. Whilst living as a patient at the mental institute, the young woman became pregn
• E77: A Right to Life: Part 2 (1973-06-28) — Prof. Esmond Seagrave counters Dr. Paul Richards' argument that anyone who has a IQ under 85 should be sterilised. The girl at centre of the case, Sarah Abbs, gives evidence but ha
• E78: A Right to Life: Part 3 (1973-06-29) — Dr. Paul Richards defends his actions in giving Sarah Abbs an abortion. He claims she was violent and he'd gave her a stable existence. Barry Deeley accuses Richards of playing god
• E79: The Inner Circle: Part 1 (1973-07-04) — The Sunday Nation newspaper, and one of its leading reporters, are being sued for libel after describing a psychotherapy group as 'harmful' and 'fraudulent'. Stephen Harvesty QC, f
• E80: The Inner Circle: Part 2 (1973-07-05) — During Manubhai Gupta evidence he admits to donating £35,000, to the group. At the highest level funds were raised for new Centres but were never built. Martin Heywood claims the I
• E81: The Inner Circle: Part 3 (1973-07-06) — Mrs. Peacock attempts to explain the benefit of the Open Box community and how they helped her following a nervous breakdown. Megan Watts, finally, takes the stand and denies that
• E82: The Black Poplar: Part 1 (1973-07-11) — A Fulchester lady is accused of attempted murder after shooting a council worker who was felling a rare Black Poplar tree in her front garden. She claims that she did not aim the g
• E83: The Black Poplar: Part 2 (1973-07-12) — Jonathan Fry QC is attempting to put forward, against Mrs Tressman's wishes, a plea of automatism. Mrs Tressman outlines what she can remember about what happened on the day of the
• E84: The Black Poplar: Part 3 (1973-07-13) — Pauline Tressman demanded to plead guilty rather than have Dr. Mary Ryden give evidence. Counsel changed her mind and the doctor admitted that Mrs. Tressman's mental health deterio
• E85: The Open Invitation: Part 1 (1973-07-18) — Maureen Sellers is accused of kidnapping a baby which had been left in its pram outside a Fulchester supermarket. She claims she had the mother's permission to take the baby, who s
• E86: The Open Invitation: Part 2 (1973-07-19) — Psychiatrist Dr. Richard Whatmore is subpoenaed by the prosecution to give evidence about Maureen Sellers. He reveals how she had suffered from depression following a miscarriage.
• E87: The Open Invitation: Part 3 (1973-07-20) — Maureen Sellars denies, that when she wheeled a way the pram, she was kidnapping the baby. Probation Officer Hilda Day puts the blame on Mrs. Bascombe for allowing Maureen to have
• E88: Beggar on Horseback: Part 1 (1973-07-25) — The Personnel Manager of a metal factory is accused of stealing a coat belonging to the Managing Director. The prosecution claim that this relatively trivial offence was just the l
• E89: Beggar on Horseback: Part 2 (1973-07-26) — Philip Samkins, the former owner of Wright-Samkins Metals Ltd is cross examined. What started as a simple theft has now spread it's net to cover malice and a work-in. Samkins is ac
• E90: Beggar on Horseback: Part 3 (1973-07-27) — Graham Erringburn is called to give evidence. Erringburn denies taking the coat and claims he only picked it up in error. Jonathan Fry QC counters that Philip Samkins had humiliate
• E91: The Night for Country Dancing: Part 1 (1973-08-01) — Barbara Airey is a hairdresser earning £1500 a year according to her tax returns. How, then, does she afford her lavish lifestyle which includes fancy cars and a private education
• E92: The Night for Country Dancing: Part 2 (1973-08-02) — Arthur Moore, Mrs Airey's lover for the last ten years gives evidence and claims he gave her £2,500 a year and is the father her son Paul. When Raymond Deane is called he also clai
• E93: The Night for Country Dancing: Part 3 (1973-08-03) — Barbara Airey gives her evidence and tries to explain away her three lovers and their gifts worth £10,000 a year. The prosecution claims this is a lie to cover up years of tax evas
• E94: Mrs. Moresby's Scrapbook: Part 1 (1973-08-08) — A ten year old girl has accused a man of groping her as she made her way past his seat in the cinema. However, it is the girls' mother who is in the dock accused of blackmailing th
• E95: Mrs. Moresby's Scrapbook: Part 2 (1973-08-09) — Geoffrey Hainton's agent Michael Lawford-Brown gives evidence and claims he overheard Grace Moresby demanding £100. Barrister Helen Tate calls John Bray, a witness who contacted he
• E96: Mrs. Moresby's Scrapbook: Part 3 (1973-08-10) — Grace Moresby claims Geoffrey Hainton offered her £100 to keep quiet about a sexual assault. The prosecution, however, claim Mrs. Moresby, desperately, needed money because she was
• E97: My Old Man's a Dustman: Part 1 (1973-08-15) — A Fulchester man is accused of dumping thousands of gallons of toxic waste from Fulchester Metals Ltd into a quarry, but claims he had no idea that the waste was toxic. Was he conn
• E98: My Old Man's a Dustman: Part 2 (1973-08-16) — Mr. Justice Craig calls Severn Quarry gate man Bill Narraway to answer questions about the poisonous liquid waste. Narraway admits to turning a blind eye to Albert Coussins disposi
• E99: My Old Man's a Dustman: Part 3 (1973-08-17) — Martha Cousins claims that co-conspirator Michael Mayes told her that the 2,000 gallons waste in his tank was not toxic and gave her list of contents. The list is lost but Mayers c
• E100: The Judgement of Solomon: Part 1 (1973-08-22) — An African couple are accused of deliberately trying to run over the man who, for the past nine years, has been the foster parent of their young daughter. It appears that a custody
• E101: The Judgement of Solomon: Part 2 (1973-08-23) — Peggy Hathaway is cross examined by Haverstock Brown QC after she claimed she was persecuted by Thuo Kamuny who she claims, took part in black magic. Dr. Percival claims Kamuny was
• E102: The Judgement of Solomon: Part 3 (1973-08-24) — Chege Mwangi who was a passenger, in the car that ran down, William Hathaway is cross examined. Mirika Kamuny denies trying to knock Hathaway down by opening the passenger door but
• E103: Destruct, Destruct: Part 1 (1973-08-29) — A 13 year old boy is charged with the murder of his 12 year old pal after suffocating him with a plastic bag. Was there a real intent to harm the boy or did a game they were playin
• E104: Destruct, Destruct: Part 2 (1973-08-30) — Martha Ainsworth reads disturbing entries from her son's diary. Child psychiatrist Dr. Chisolm gives details of a report he made on Philip Ainsworth. He claims he is highly intelli
• E105: Destruct, Destruct: Part 3 (1973-08-31) — Philip Ainsworth's father gives an unflattering account of the child's odd behaviour. He noted the boy seemed to want to damage property in the house. Child psychiatrist Dr. De Qui
• E106: Public Lives: Part 1 (1973-09-05) — A theatre production company is charged with breaching obscenity laws following the performance of a play at the Fulchester Palace Theatre. The performance, which included nudity a
• E107: Public Lives: Part 2 (1973-09-06) — Actress Mandy Jenkins tells how she was sacked from "Public Lives" when she claimed the play became obscene. Author E.W. Appleby states he had his name removed from the credits, af
• E108: Public Lives: Part 3 (1973-09-07) — Jeremy Williams continues giving evidence, in his defence, and denies making an indecent or obscene production. Michael Standing MP gives his views on censorship and compares the d
• E109: The Thunderbolts: Part 1 (1973-09-12) — After previously being convicted of assaulting a police officer, the leader of The Thunderbolts, a local motorcycle gang, has returned to court. He's accusing the policeman of mali
• E110: The Thunderbolts: Part 2 (1973-09-13) — Thunderbolts gang member John Tucker claims that Sgt. Goss disliked bikers and harassed them on a regular basis. John Lloyd accuses the gang of shouting abuse outside the Goss home
• E111: The Thunderbolts: Part 3 (1973-09-14) — Gratten St Peters resident Francis Larwood and Sgt. Goss's pregnant daughter Susan give character references on his behalf. The final witness is Goss, himself, who claims he only h
• E112: Treason: Part 1 (1973-09-19) — A Belgian mercenary soldier is charged with treason after leading an uprising in Santa Isabella, a small British dependency. The defense argue that as the accused is not a British
• E113: Treason: Part 2 (1973-09-20) — Special Branch officer Det. Chief Supt. Lane explains the reasons behind arrest of mercenary George Clement, in Fulchester. He provides numerous recordings of conversations with fe
• E114: Treason: Part 3 (1973-09-21) — Clement tells the court how the raid on Santa Isobella was botched. He adds that he can't be charged with treason because he doesn't have any allegiance to the Crown. Margaret Clem
• E115: A Stab in the Front: Part 1 (1973-09-26) — Following an argument at a summer barbecue in Fulchester, a lady guest, Mrs Lawlor, is attacked by the hostess, Mrs Blandford, with a heated kebab skewer. Mrs Blandford stands accu
• E116: A Stab in the Front: Part 2 (1973-09-27) — Neighbour Mr. Curtis tells of swingers party's at the Blandford home. Miss Tate counters that he only turned against the Blandford's and Sanderson's when Christine turned him down
• E117: A Stab in the Front: Part 3 (1973-09-28) — Christine Blandford's husband Douglas gives evidence in her defence but denies his wife knew about his affair with Margaret Lawler. However he admits that swapping partners had cau
• E118: Just Good Friends: Part 1 (1973-10-10) — An author is accused of blackmail after writing a book titled 'Just Good Friends?' in which he claimed that the close relationship between two eminent former M.P.s (one of whom has
• E119: Just Good Friends: Part 2 (1973-10-11) — Miss Stella Pickford, the secretary of J.P. Garford, gives evidence about her dealings with Nigel Beaumont. She claims Beaumont doctored photographs to imply an affair with her bos
• E120: Just Good Friends: Part 3 (1973-10-12) — Nigel Beaumont is called to give evidence and wanted to highlight the hypocrisy of the previous generation. He says Sir Richard Jeffcoate paid him bury the book while Stella Pickfo
• E121: To Suffer a Witch: Part 1 (1973-10-17) — Just minutes before his death through illness, Charles Laker told his doctor that he believed he had been cursed. Adelaide Vincente, the head of a little-known Fulchester witches c
• E122: To Suffer a Witch: Part 2 (1973-10-18) — Anne Silk tells how maidens, of the Fulchester Witchcraft Coven, are expected to part in sex orgies. Adelaide Vincent put a life curse of Charles Laker who has since died. Rev. Fel
• E123: To Suffer a Witch: Part 3 (1973-10-19) — Adelaide Vincent claims she is not a witch and only in it for the money. She also denies that she has been involved in a sex orgy claiming Anne Silk is lying to discredit her. Vinc
• E124: Hit and Miss: Part 1 (1973-10-24) — In the village of Chelton, just outside Fulchester, an elderly man is knocked off his bicycle and killed by a speeding green Mercedes convertible. The car is traced to a local weal
• E125: Hit and Miss: Part 2 (1973-10-25) — Forensic scientist Dr. Angus Roberts confirms the paint specs, at the crash, came from a Mercedes 350SL. Henry Burnett gives evidence and denies his car knocked over the cyclist. T
• E126: Hit and Miss: Part 3 (1973-10-26) — Henry Burnett's private secretary Vera Emberton gives her employer, an alibi, for the time of the accident while director Robert Danville claims the car was damaged earlier. Howeve
• E127: No Spoiling: Part 1 (1973-10-31) — A stressed mother is accused of attempting to murder her 14 month old son after he is admitted to Fulchester General Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The mother claims the
• E128: No Spoiling: Part 2 (1973-11-01) — Archibald Webster, of the Social Services, tells the court that Sheena had pleaded for help after admitting losing self control and hitting baby Peter. For defence, Sheena's GP, Dr
• E129: No Spoiling: Part 3 (1973-11-02) — Sheena Smithson fled court following provocation from prosecutor Helen Tate, who attempted to use a violent incident while on remand. Social worker Alison James explains the extrem
• E130: The Age of Leo Trotsky: Part 1 (1973-11-07) — Jack Smith is an aging ex-convict with a string of convictions. He appears to have formed a Fagin-like relationship with a young boy, Leo Trotsky. Together, they are charged with s
• E131: The Age of Leo Trotsky: Part 2 (1973-11-08) — Ernest Richards details his dispute with Smith and the boy. Jeremy Parsons QC counters that Richards has served jail time for perjury. Sgt. Barnet discusses a mallet found, at the
• E132: The Age of Leo Trotsky: Part 3 (1973-11-09) — Jack Smith gives his evidence and explains how he became Leo's guardian. Smith states Leo is 9-years-old and under the age of criminal responsibility. Jimmy Dobie is called on beha
• E133: Robin and his Juliet: Part 1 (1973-11-14) — School teacher Juliet Tomlin is accused of indecently assaulting one of her 15 year old pupils. She denies the charge, but it has come to light that the pupil, named in court only
• E134: Robin and His Juliet: Part 2 (1973-11-15) — John Gilroy became suspicious of his son Robin when he saw a change in his character. He later learned he had become too friendly with teacher Juliet Tomlin. All attempts to end th
• E135: Robin and His Juliet: Part 3 (1973-11-16) — Dr. Eva Penny cautions that some of Robin's account maybe fantasy. Teacher Juliet Tomlin takes the stand denying they had a sexual relationship. When Robin told her he loved her sh
• E136: The Most Expensive Steak in the World: Part 1 (1973-11-21) — An Argentinian cattle rancher is suing a Scottish beef farmer after buying a bull for a record price at a Fulchester cattle auction. After the purchase, the bull was discovered to
• E137: The Most Expensive Steak in the World: Part 2 (1973-11-22) — Gus Enderby tells how Angelos Da Costa conspired with him to rig the auction for Colonel Ulrick McIver's bull which cost £65,000. He added Da Costa and the Colonel had already agre
• E138: The Most Expensive Steak in the World: Part 3 (1973-11-23) — Vetinary surgeon Michael Shipton confirms that the bull was fertile at the time of his sale. Barry Deeley queries his impartiality has McIver his is main client. American vet Frank
• E139: A Message to Ireland: Part 1 (1973-11-28) — An acclaimed political author stands accused of the rare crime of 'incitement to disaffection', in other words, encouraging two young soldiers serving in Northen Ireland to desert
• E140: A Message to Ireland: Part 2 (1973-11-29) — Trooper Dugdale maintains that visiting defendant Parfitt was the catalyst for his and Ronald Fisk's desertion. Major Hughes found Dugdale with Parfitt's book and confiscated. In h
• E141: A Message to Ireland: Part 3 (1973-11-30) — Author Arthur Charles Parfitt defends "Trespass Under Arms" and denies the charge of Sedition. His aim was to highlight the effects war has on the civilian population and he denies
• E142: No Smoke Without Fire: Part 1 (1973-12-05)
• E143: No Smoke Without Fire: Part 2 (1973-12-06) — Edward Bennington's former wife Jocelyn gives evidence of his violent ranges and bouts of jealousy. Mrs. Nellie Kent tells of overhearing a telephone call on the night of the fire,
• E144: No Smoke Without Fire: Part 3 (1973-12-07)
• E145: Conduct Prejudicial: Part 1 (1973-12-12) — A Royal Air Force squadron leader is accused of spying, a serious charge which carries life imprisonment. After crashing his car, diagrams and scribbled notes relating to a new des
• E146: Conduct Prejudicial: Part 2 (1973-12-13)
• E147: Conduct Prejudicial: Part 3 (1973-12-14)
• E148: Tables of the Heart: Part 1 (1973-12-19)
• E149: Tables of the Heart: Part 2 (1973-12-20)
• E150: Tables of the Heart: Part 3 (1973-12-21)
• E151: Murder Most Foul (1973-12-27)

Season 3

• E1: The Dogs : Part 1 (1974-01-02) — After suspecting that irregular betting patterns had taken place at a greyhound stadium, bookmaker Ronald Charles refused to pay out on a winning betting slip worth over £200,000.
• E2: The Dogs: Part 2 (1974-01-03) — Dog track cashier Doreen Tring explains how the accused, Bill Broad was blocking the window so nobody else could place a bet. Punter Mr. Smith tells confirms he was unable to place
• E3: The Dogs: Part 3 (1974-01-04) — Bill Broad tells the court that Oakmoor was a minor betting scam, to get even with the bookie but too many people came to help. He denies that he didn't stop people from betting no
• E4: Further Charges : Part 1 (1974-01-09) — A Fulchester man has pleaded guilty to obtaining money by deception but now faces a more serious charge of arson, which he denies. The latter charge follows a fire at a Fulchester
• E5: Further Charges: Part 2 (1974-01-10) — Peter Elgar's former business partner Gerald Stroud is called as a surprise witness. Elgar told him his landlord was going to increase the lease substantially. He then told Stroud
• E6: Further Charges: Part 3 (1974-01-11) — Jeremy Parsons QC queries Peter Elgar over the 5 gallon drum ,of petrol, found in the back of his shop. Mr. Justice Mitchener also wants to make clear that if blankets and the petr
• E7: Hidden Scars: Part 1 (1974-01-16) — The bursar of a charitable school for epileptics is accused of misusing its funds by making a risky investment, and using some of the money for his own disabled daughter.
• E8: Hidden Scars: Part 2 (1974-01-17) — Sir Richard Cresswell gives evidence unaware his wife, Lady Virginia has let slip that it was she who advised the defendant to invest £5,000, in Metalia, on behalf of his disabled
• E9: Hidden Scars: Part 3 (1974-01-18) — Major James Fowkes says charitable money could be given to his disabled daughter. His wife says he told her got the money, for daughter Eloise, from a generous friend. Iorgis Gayan
• E10: With Menaces : Part 1 (1974-01-23) — Pakistani housing landlord Muhammed Aslam is accused of demanding money with menaces from a number of illegal immigrants from Pakistan, who have found their way to Fulchester acros
• E11: With Menaces: Part 2 (1974-01-24) — Fisherman Thomas Wheeler tells, the court, how Mohammed Aslam asked him to bring in eight illegal immigrants. The price was £150 but Mr. Aslam never paid. So on the boat, Agha Ali
• E12: With Menaces: Part 3 (1974-01-25) — Mohammed Aslam is forced to explain a two year jail sentence he served in Pakistan. Marcus Golding asks why he waited three years to do anything about the debt owed by Agha Ali. He
• E13: Do Your Worst: Part 1 (1974-01-30) — Following relegation Fulchester Rovers manager Aleksander Gruda is sacked. However he claims players Skelhorne, McIver and Appledene deliberately played badly in order to achieve t
• E14: Do Your Worst: Part 2 (1974-01-31) — Barney Skelhorn's ex-wife Margaret tells how she overheard the three players discussing how they would have to be careful against under performing United. They decided to give away
• E15: Do Your Worst: Part 3 (1974-02-01) — Prosecuter Sara Lewis highlights the discipline issues the three Fulchester United players had with their manager. Appledene is accused talking to another club. Chairman Brian Mart
• E16: Flight of the Lapwing: Part 1 (1974-02-06) — After surviving the crash of a light aircraft in which two passengers were killed, the pilot of the aircraft is suing a relative of one of the victims for libel. The relative claim
• E17: Flight of the Lapwing: Part 2 (1974-02-07) — Alfred Donahue from the investigation team says that there was a carbon monoxide leak in the cabin which would brought on a drunken state to the pilot. However there was no carbon
• E18: Flight of the Lapwing: Part 3 (1974-02-08) — Mrs. Simon gives a scathing attack on Edward Cummings. She says she was aware he was prone to epileptic fits. So after the crash she had him removed from board. She blamed him for
• E19: The Getaway: Part 1 (1974-02-13) — Phil McDowell has been deserted by his wife and daughter, has been sacked from his job as a bank clerk and is now on trial for abducting Fiona Sumner, a fourteen year old girl. He
• E20: The Getaway: Part 2 (1974-02-14) — Fiona Sumner, the 14-year-old girl the defendant allegedly abducted tells the court that McDowell wanted break the record for the journey from Fulchester to John O' Groats. She wan
• E21: The Getaway: Part 3 (1974-02-15) — Philip McDowell's son Robert tells the court the drive to Scotland was Fiona Sumner's idea. She wanted to visit her father who she thought was dead and his father agreed to take he
• E22: The Woman Least Likely: Part 1 (1974-02-20) — Irene Rutland faces charges of theft, criminal damage and wounding a police officer. The officer was called to a restaurant after Mrs. Rutland was involved in an argument over what
• E23: The Woman Least Likely: Part 2 (1974-02-21) — Linda Brightson accuses the defendant of taking her handbag at the Carpenter's Arms. Mrs. Rutland denies the charge, claiming she was looking for a lost her purse. At the restauran
• E24: The Woman Least Likely: Part 3 (1974-02-22) — Irene Rutland, attempts to get the two assault charges dropped, by saying she was unaware she was arrested when she hit out. Her employer, Bryan Hodge admits that following the dea
• E25: A Case of Murder: Part 1 (1974-02-27) — Charles Oldbury died in the bathroom of the old people's home where he lived. Dr. Fulmer who attended the scene thought he had suffered a heart attack and then drowned in the bath;
• E26: A Case of Murder: Part 2 (1974-02-28) — The Judge tells the jury to disregard the implication made by the defence that Dr. Fulmer is to blame. Insp. McGovern discovered the account books hidden in cupboard. Maria Novati
• E27: A Case of Murder: Part 3 (1974-03-01) — Margaret Povey stuns the court when she admits that Leonard Saxton, the main benefactor of Charles Oldbury's Will was her lover. She adds that the water in Mr. Saxton's bath was ho
• E28: The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 1 (1974-03-06) — Two mountaineers died in an unsuccessful attempt to scale the Choga Sar in the Himalayas. That ill-fated expedition is now the subject of a libel trial. Captain Piers Bowman who le
• E29: The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 2 (1974-03-07) — Dr. Abel tells the court about the benefits of oxygen at altitude but refuses to be drawn on Dennis Wainright's case. Capt. Bowman reiterates his accusation of cowardice. He claims
• E30: The Assault on Choga Sar: Part 3 (1974-03-08) — Joseph Berenson says climber Stephen McPhail had been dead for days despite a lack of evidence. John Lloyd accuses Bowman, Berenson and Westlake of conspiring to apportion blame on
• E31: Duress: Part 1 (1974-03-13) — James Mallard signed a confession admitting that he had stolen a car belonging to his doctor with whom he and his family have long been unhappy. He had hinted to the doctor just be
• E32: Duress: Part 2 (1974-03-14) — Det. Sgt. Charles Atrass continues under cross examination. The defence claims there was no evidence to hold James Mallard but within 3 hours he given a confession. Mallard admits
• E33: Duress: Part 3 (1974-03-15) — The court erupts when James Mallard and his mother are caught using sign language to bypass the rule of law. Mallard's father, John Ryan claims his son's girlfriend won't becoming
• E34: 30,000 Pieces of Silver: Part 1 (1974-03-20) — Rock musician Lance Porter is suing his father Reverend Fortescue Porter in a civil case. He composed a rock opera called "Jesus, Baby!" about the nativity. He promised his father
• E35: 30,000 Pieces of Silver: Part 2 (1974-03-21) — Business adviser Charles Plenderbooth witnessed Lance and his father talking about the copyright and royalties and getting an agreement about keeping some of them back. Charles Lot
• E36: 30,000 Pieces of Silver: Part 3 (1974-03-22) — Charity boss Mrs. Harper-Frost says the vicar was a friend and gave her control of his son's work prior to the meeting between father, son and his business adviser. Jonathan Fry QC
• E37: Nuts: Part 1 (1974-03-27)
• E38: Nuts: Part 2 (1974-03-28)
• E39: Nuts: Part 3 (1974-03-29)
• E40: Confine to Solitary: Part 1 (1974-04-03)
• E41: Confine to Solitary: Part 2 (1974-04-04)
• E42: Confine to Solitary: Part 3 (1974-04-05)
• E43: Big Annie: Part 1 (1974-04-10)
• E44: Big Annie: Part 2 (1974-04-11)
• E45: Big Annie: Part 3 (1974-04-12)
• E46: Falling Stars: Part 1 (1974-04-17)
• E47: Falling Stars: Part 2 (1974-04-18)
• E48: Falling Stars: Part 3 (1974-04-19)
• E55: Minnie Part 1 (1974-05-08)
• E56: Minnie Part 2 (1974-05-09)
• E57: Minnie Part 3 (1974-05-10)
• E64: Triangle: Part 1 (1974-05-29) — Terence Finlay was stabbed to death at the house where he lodged with Beryl Jackson and Gerald Prosser. Only one – or both – of these people could have committed the crime. The pro
• E65: Triangle: Part 2 (1974-05-30) — Beryl Jackson admits she was a former prostitute and Gerald Prosser was her pimp. Charles Lotterby claims Terence Findlay withdrew £2,000 and payments of that amount went into her
• E66: Triangle: Part 3 (1974-05-31) — Gerald Prosser says Jackson and Finlay lived as a couple until he moved in as a lodger. Jackson bled Finlay dry and when there was no more money and he wouldn't leave, she killed h
• E67: Victims Of Prejudice : Part 1 (1974-06-05) — Wealthy local personality Malcolm Winfield was mugged walking through a park late at night with Ronald Hamilton whom he had met at a club earlier in the evening. Hamilton was unhar
• E70: Baby Farm: Part 1 (1974-06-12) — Sylvia Spencer visited Dr. Jonathan Francis seeking to terminate her pregnancy – she had been deserted by her boyfriend and wanted to conceal her condition from her brutal, disappr
• E71: Baby Farm: Part 2 (1974-06-13) — After years of trouble conceiving, Dr. Francis suggested adoption to Mrs. Hine. He later told her that the girl who would have the child's medical costs need paying. Before the chi
• E72: Baby Farm: Part 3 (1974-06-14) — Dr. Francis denies that Sylvia Spencer's baby was dependent on £2,000. Counsel says he refused to abort Sylvia's baby so she had no other option. He also charged the Hine's for exp
• E91: The Probationer: Part 1 (1974-07-31) — Following an anonymous tip-off Lillian White was found in possession of stolen watches and jewellery, an offence for which she was later sent to prison. However she was also was in
• E92: The Probationer: Part 2 (1974-08-01) — Trevor Creswell says Lilian White was trouble some case, which others found difficult, but she became attracted to him. Charles Lotterby presses him on their sexual relationship bu
• E93: The Probationer: Part 3 (1974-08-02) — Ella Creswell gives her husband an alibi for when he was accused of burying the jewelry but under cross examination she contradicts herself. She also suspected he was having an aff
• E112: Strange Past: Part 1 (1974-09-18) — On Valentine's Day in 1956 a young woman and alleged witch – Olive Rudy – was found dead in a field, the victim of an apparent ritual murder. The following year farmer's daughter B
• E113: Strange Past: Part 2 (1974-09-18) — Chief Supt. Duncan arrested Strafford following a tip off. Dr. Stone say the murderer was likely a man. Recently found blood stained clothes belonged to the accused. Moses Grumblet
• E114: Strange Past: Part 3 (1974-09-20) — Occult author Magnus Benjamin says pictures of Olive Rudy appear to show ritual murder. Tom Strafford says he left Betty Tring to visit Olive but she was dead. Mr. Logan questions
• E118: Double, Double: Part 1 (1974-10-02)
• E119: Double, Double: Part 2 (1974-10-03)
• E120: Double, Double: Part 3 (1974-10-04)
• E127: The Dashing Young Officer: Part 1 (1974-10-23)
• E128: The Dashing Young Officer: Part 2 (1974-10-24)
• E129: The Dashing Young Officer: Part 3 (1974-10-25)
• E136: The Alb of St. Honoratus: Part 1 (1974-11-13) — Comte de St. Juste bought the Alb of St. Honoratus with a number of ecclesiastical objects. The ownership is now under question. The Right Reverand Simon Pike, the Abbot of St Cope
• E137: The Alb of St Honoratus: Part 2 (1974-11-14) — Father Pike says he had the right to reclaim vestments, from the Conte de St. Juste, that belonged to St Copertino. Jessica Montford's counsel says his documentation is fake. She a
• E138: The Alb of St Honoratus: Part 3 (1974-11-15) — Jessica Montford denies items are inconsistent with those listed in the Montford Collection. Dr. Attwater, from the British Museum, says all the documents have been forged with the
• E142: Beloved Alien: Part 1 (1974-11-27)
• E143: Beloved Alien: Part 2 (1974-11-28)
• E144: Beloved Alien: Part 3 (1974-11-29) — Doubt is thrown on Emma Lakeland's account about being held captive by Grigori Petrov, as she could have escaped. Inspector Clement believed Lakeland was in danger. Mr. Harvesty sa
• E151: Pot of Basil : Part 1 (1974-12-18)
• E152: Pot Of Basil : Part 2 (1974-12-19)
• E153: Pot Of Basil : Part 3 (1974-12-20)

Season 4

• E1: Ring In The New Year : Part 1 (1975-01-02)
• E2: Ring In The New Year : Part 2 (1975-01-03)
• E3: Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil (1976-02-25)
• E4: The Ju-Ju Landlord (1976-03-03)
• E5: Ends and Means (1976-03-10)
• E6: Incorrigible Rogue (1976-03-17)
• E7: Drunk, Who Cares (1976-03-30)
• E8: The Jolly Swagmen (1976-04-13)
• E9: A Bang or a Whimper (1976-05-04)
• E10: Pigmented Patter (1976-05-19)
• E12: The Right of Every Woman: Part 1 (1975-01-28)
• E13: The Right of Every Woman: Part 2 (1975-01-29)
• E14: The Right of Every Woman: Part 3 (1975-01-30)
• E27: Episode 27 (1975-03-05)
• E36: Contempt of Court: Part 1 (1975-03-26)
• E54: The Healing Hand: Part 1 (1975-05-07) — Neurologist Dr. Anthony Boyde and the Reverend Francis King set up a centre called "The Healing Hand" to support sufferers of chronic illnesses. While Dr. Boyde was away the centre
• E55: The Healing Hand: Part 2 (1975-05-08) — Matron of the Healing Hand, Pauline Fanshaw says the Rev. King moved in and began faith healing. He told her that Dr. Boyde gave permission to buy the Healing Hand. Mr. Honeycombe
• E56: The Healing Hand: Part 3 (1975-05-09) — Rev. King is asked about his spiritual care. Mr. O'Connor points out he used charity money to redecorate his flat and make numerous spiritual trips. He is pictured making numerous
• E63: Who Killed Cock Robin? (1975-07-19) — Alan Stockwell stands trial for the murder of Charles Robins. His father Arthur claims he confronted Stockwell and knocked the gun out of his hand before the defendant ran.. Taxi d
• E64: Songbirds Out of Tune (1975-07-26) — This civil case hinges on a dispute between two world-renowned mezzo-sopranos. Cheryl Vandamm, an American, claims that she was falsely imprisoned by her rival Ethella Burns, an Au
• E66: Marathon (1975-08-09) — 18 year old Benjamin Merton killed himself shortly after taking part in a "marathon" psychological encounter group. The prosecution claim that he was pushed to suicide by the reckl
• E72: Never on Saturdays, Never on Sundays: Part 1 (1975-10-22) — Morris Downing has risen from modest beginnings through an exceptional educational record to become a chancery barrister. However he now finds himself on the wrong side of the law,
• E73: Never on Saturdays, Never on Sundays: Part 2 (1975-10-23) — Bella Janes gives evidence against Morris Downing, saying he smoked cannabis and knew they also grew it in the garden. Downing says he had to inject Patrick Mills with heroin for h
• E74: Never on Saturdays, Never on Sundays: Part 3 (1975-10-24) — Davitt says Downing tried to get Mills off heroin but he only changed when struck down with leukemia. Davitt adds the trio would not smoke cannabis on Saturdays because Downing was
• E75: Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 1 (1975-10-29) — Actor Joseph Molloy faces two charges of attempting and acquiring money by deception. The prosecution argue that he impersonated TV producer Robert Randell in order to obtain money
• E76: Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 2 (1975-10-30) — Actor Joseph Molloy faces two charges of attempting and acquiring money by deception. The prosecution argue that he impersonated TV producer Robert Randell in order to obtain money
• E77: Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 3 (1975-10-31) — Actor Joseph Molloy faces two charges of attempting and acquiring money by deception. The prosecution argue that he impersonated TV producer Robert Randell in order to obtain money
• E84: Blood Is Thicker: Part 1 (1975-11-19)
• E85: Blood Is Thicker: Part 2 (1975-11-20)
• E86: Blood Is Thicker: Part 3 (1975-11-21)
• E90: The Extremist: Part 1 (1975-12-03) — Building worker Peter Malloy stands accused of conspiracy to intimidate others into strike action, affray and planting a bomb and causing an explosion. The prosecution allege that
• E91: The Extremist: Part 2 (1975-12-04) — Special Branch claim Molloy believed the government were attempting to intimidate the working class into submission. Molloy was seen near the construction site explosion but are as
• E92: The Extremist: Part 3 (1975-12-05) — Peter Molloy is baffled that the police found explosives and a timing device, in his yard, and fingerprints on them. Mr. Kellie points out that he was an explosive expert in the ar
• E96: Dicing : Part 1 (1975-12-17)
• E98: Mother Love: Part 1 (1975-12-10)
• E99: Mother Love: Part 2 (1975-12-11)
• E100: Mother Love: Part 3 (1975-12-12)
• E101: Humpty Dumpty Sat On The Wall : Part 1 (1975-12-31)

Season 5

• E3: Crime and Passion: Part 1 (1976-01-07)
• E4: Crime and Passion: Part 2 (1976-01-08)
• E5: Crime and Passion: Part 3 (1976-01-09)
• E12: The Right of Every Woman: Part 1 (1976-01-28)
• E13: The Right of Every Woman: Part 2 (1976-01-29)
• E14: The Right of Every Woman: Part 3 (1976-01-30)
• E36: Drunk, Who Cares: Part 1 (1976-03-30)
• E37: Drunk, Who Cares: Part 2 (1976-03-31)
• E38: Drunk, Who Cares: Part 3 (1976-04-01)
• E39: Accepted Standards: Part 1 (1976-04-06) — Dr Barbara Baxter stands accused of publishing a defamatory article against a Fulchester plastics company claiming deaths have occurred due to vinyl chloride poisoning.
• E40: Accepted Standards: Part 2 (1976-04-07) — Union's solicitor told Mrs. Flynn that without an autopsy, on her husband, it would be hard to prove a wrongful death case against Fulchester Plastics. Dr. Gill agrees but he adds
• E41: Accepted Standards: Part 3 (1976-04-08) — Brian Jones claims Dr. Baxter was jumping on the bandwagon and wanted to shutdown Fulchester Plastics. Arnold Griffiths runs the Health and Safety department and says the link betw
• E69: Treewomen of Jagden Crag: Part 1 (1976-11-17)
• E70: Treewomen of Jagden Crag: Part 2 (1976-11-18)
• E71: Treewomen of Jagden Crag: Part 3 (1976-11-19)
• E78: Lola: Part 1 (1976-12-08)
• E79: Lola: Part 2 (1976-12-09)
• E80: Lola: Part 3 (1976-12-10)

Season 6

• E16: A Matter of Faith: Part 1 (1977-02-22)
• E17: A Matter of Faith: Part 2 (1977-02-23)
• E18: A Matter of Faith: Part 3 (1977-02-24)
• E28: Such a Charming Man: Part 1 (1977-03-22)
• E29: Such a Charming Man: Part 2 (1977-03-23)
• E30: Such a Charming Man: Part 3 (1977-03-24)
• E49: The Silencer: Part 1 (1977-11-15)
• E50: The Silencer: Part 2 (1977-11-16)
• E51: The Silencer: Part 3 (1977-11-17)
• E64: An Upward Fall: Part 1 (1977-12-20) — In a bizarre and protracted case Cosmic Planning Consultants are suing the Rosenberg Research Foundation for libel. The latter accused the former of irresponsibility in building an
• E65: An Upward Fall: Part 2 (1977-12-21) — Expert witness Professor Upshott, who was part of the Cairngorm pilot scheme, says he preferred the toilets to be at the bottom of the mountain. On cross examination he conceded ge
• E66: An Upward Fall: Part 3 (1977-12-22) — Sherpa Solo Khombu flies in, from the Himalayas, to explain how he helped pensioners climb back up the mountain following a call of nature. Timothy Hapsburg-Jones QC calls Solo an

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