"Silent Witness" Double Dare: Part 1 (TV Episode 2007) Poster

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8/10
Nikki's past comes back to haunt her.
Sleepin_Dragon8 November 2020
Two questions surrounding Anna Holland, was she guilty, and how did she die?

It's another of those stories from the early years that focused on Nikki being the Maverick character. She's once again against the world, and taking on everyone single handedly. They were a little guilty back then of making her a bit of a clever clogs. As always though, she pulls it off. Good to see her dad, and the problems he brings.

Very much in the traditional style of Silent Witness, it's not controversial, it's not one which sees any of the main characters inexplicably linked to the bodies, it's just a very good, traditional mystery, one where the outcome is hard to guess.

I liked the two Detectives, Danny Midwinter and Hugo Speer are both excellent, a bit of needle is always good.

Can't wait to see the outcome, this one's very good. 8/10.
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8/10
Nikki Again Emotional Involved
Hitchcoc22 March 2019
Four years previously, a woman had her throat slashed by a man and his young associate. The case grew national attention because of its randomness. Nikki was responsible for a lighter sentence being handed down because the young woman didn't actually do the stabbing (according to Nikki's interpretation). This young woman served her time and was put in a halfway house. There, one night, she was stabbed and died on the way to the hospital. The press and the population are filled with venom and Nikki is getting much of. We also have the return of her father, a master manipulator. Soon, there is new evidence coming forth and the husband of the lady who was murdered is giving us some interesting signs.
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