Carla constanza mattos traverso5/6/2023 ![]() ![]() The Problem with Pen Island: The way a name written in a diary is spaced causes Barnaby to initially read it as "Draycott" rather than the correct "Dr Aycott".That One Case: George Meakham is obsessed with the original Strangler's Wood murders.I Never Said It Was Poison: The murderer refers to the mysterious Draycott as a man when Barnaby never specified him as such.Blackmail Backfire: The second Victim of the Week put together who the murderer was and thought she'd try a bit of blackmail, not realising that the murderer was playing for stakes so high they wouldn't hesitate to bump her off too.When a second person is murdered, Barnaby finally starts to make sense of it all. For Barnaby however, it all seems all too easy, particularly since the original murders were never solved and the now retired policeman in that case, George Meakham, still seems obsessed at finding a result, but does not encourage Tom. His expensive watch is found at the scene and there is physical evidence his car was there as well. The evidence points to John Merrill, the Marketing Director for Monarch Tobacco. The only difference with this case is that Carla was not raped. A German backpacker, an au pair and a hotel maid were raped and strangled in the wood, which was subsequently referred to by the locals as Strangler's Wood. The case is reminiscent of three similar murders that occurred nine years before. Strangler's Wood is the second episode of the second series of Midsomer Murders and was originally aired 3rd February 1999.Ĭarla Constanza, a very attractive Brazilian actress and model for the advertising face of Monarch Tobacco, is found strangled with a necktie in Ravens Wood. ![]()
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