If the criminals were able to watch previous episodes, they would know that it is best that a cruel, insensitive landowner is going to pay the price. In this one, he is going to use the woods that everyone sees as partly theirs and put up properties on it to strike it rich. There are polite, but under the skin vicious, characters interacting. The women in particular are the worst. At first, a young barrister is fighting the good fight over the property, but we later find that she has feet of clay. There is the old hired man who reds the Bible, quotes verses, and keeps pictures from his youth on a bulletin board. The bodies pile up. There are also two children who consider themselves investigators. They find the first body, but because the young girl has such an imagination, she is not believed. I would consider it an adequate representation of the series.
Review of A Worm in the Bud
