It is the second episode that raises the remote possibility that Kelly might just be innocent.
It is Fitz who raises it to DCI Bilborough who scoffs at the suggestion. After all there is no alternative suspect.
Efforts to find out more about Kelly ultimately prove fruitless. It seems this man does not exist anywhere.
There is a breakthrough when an anonymous phone call from a priest is made. He tells the police that Kelly had made a confession and gives the details of another dead body of a woman that was dumped.
If Kelly is an amnesiac he is certainly a convincing one. Fitz ropes in DS Penhaligon to lure the killer out.
The race to find the killer was rushed and a tad melodramatic. If that murder was successful, then it would also have proved that Kelly was innocent.
Overall this was a fascinating first story and I did like the psychological and forensic insights. It was also good to see many of the characters were so sharply defined.
It is Fitz who raises it to DCI Bilborough who scoffs at the suggestion. After all there is no alternative suspect.
Efforts to find out more about Kelly ultimately prove fruitless. It seems this man does not exist anywhere.
There is a breakthrough when an anonymous phone call from a priest is made. He tells the police that Kelly had made a confession and gives the details of another dead body of a woman that was dumped.
If Kelly is an amnesiac he is certainly a convincing one. Fitz ropes in DS Penhaligon to lure the killer out.
The race to find the killer was rushed and a tad melodramatic. If that murder was successful, then it would also have proved that Kelly was innocent.
Overall this was a fascinating first story and I did like the psychological and forensic insights. It was also good to see many of the characters were so sharply defined.
