Feb 26, 2006 · Dead Letters: Directed by Renny Rye. With John Nettles, Jason Hughes, Jane Wymark, Barry Jackson. Barnaby and Jones investigate a series of murders linked to the death of a beauty queen which occurred several years earlier.

Dead Letters is the second episode of the ninth series of the popular ITV crime drama Midsomer Murders and originally aired on 26th February 2006. Barnaby and Jones investigate the death of Marion Slade who is found face down in a stream just …

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Watch Midsomer Murders Season 9 Episode 2 Dead Letters Free Online. Villagers of Midsomer Barton are all set to celebrate Oak Apple Week, especially as the carnival queen event is set to return after an eight year absence.

MIDSOMER MURDERS. DEAD LETTERS Detailed Synopsis. It's Midsomer Barton's annual Oak Apple celebrations - and the body of tragic mother Marion Slade is found drowned in the stream by village children.

Midsomer Barton is celebrating Oak Apple Week when a mother is found drowned. It looks like suicide - that she was driven to it by grief over her dead daughter. Barnaby investigates and is shaken...

Barnaby and Jones investigate the death of Marian Slade who is found face down in a stream just a short walk from the Midsomer Barton village fête. Oddly, Barnaby encounters a woman and her son who bear a striking resemblance to a pair who were murdered eight years before.

Dead Letters is the 2nd episode of Series nine and the 45th episode overall. The mother of a deceased one-time carnival queen is found dead in a stream, and once again Barnaby has to dig up the past to solve the case.

When Sergeant Scott falls ill, Barnaby and PC Ben Jones investigate a series of murders linked to the death of a beauty queen which occurred several years previously. Stream Midsomer Murders free and on-demand with Pluto TV. Season 9, Episode 2. Stream now. Pay never.

Dead Letters: In Midsomer Barton, tragedy intrudes on the celebration of Oak Apple Week when Marion Slade, the mother of a former festival queen, drowns in a stream. Did she commit suicide, grieving for her deceased daughter? Or was she murdered? In ferreting out the truth, Barnaby uncovers dark secrets lurking beneath the gaiety.