Mum's Monday A Morning Show Mystery Death By Design

 Twins, they have been known to switch. Yes, a big clue but it was mentioned/made a point of, so it is out there for now. Well they say ‘Pride comes before a fall’.


You can easily get absorbed into this film, also things are not as they seem.


I don’t like the blame game. Yes, it is the quiet ones you have to watch out for but a lot of money is a good motive but may be too obvious so far.


It may be too soon but I think I know what is happening and why. I do hate that a possible innocent person is getting questioned so intensely just because of issues including what happened at the ‘Party’.


Well, it could also be someone else for another reason the possible clues are there. You do have to listen carefully to the script.


I see that she notices a lot. Also that has got to be ‘Working from home’ in the extreme, clever though.


I hate, as to who is a victim, I want to say ‘Scapegoat’ this case seems clear cut to me, but the police still have to solve it. Yes, on the screen we see more. I agree about ‘Airing family business with friends’ but surely it is important to tell the police especially when a murder is involved, even more so when it is your sister. Again listen to the script. The door? You not only have to listen to the script you have to pay careful attention. This is an interesting film.


Ok, this film is on the same page as me, so I could have been wrong before but, I do agree also that ‘Emails’ don’t mean they murdered anyone.


What a good question. And now this is becoming a confusing film. Oh, this is good, really good. Also all solved.


Thank you for reading

Sandra

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