Mum's Monday A Very Foul Play An Aurora Teagarden Mystery

 Well that was a surprise and well acted as well.


What is he saying? Yes, it does make a lot of sense. There is also a program called ‘Unusual Suspects’ with Mocean Melvin as Narrator, so yes, in many ways than just this film, he is right in what he is saying. I like the insight that was highlighted, however, after a slight diversion, it would have been nice to know what all the ‘Nine’ characteristics are at this point. Oh, an amusing pun, that wasn’t meant to be it seems, oh dear.


Ok, so I like snow but even I have to admit/agree that the holiday resort does look ‘Beautiful’. It is lovely scenery. I am not going to criticize the place or the vacation/conference. It was a bit sneaky though overall. Even more sneaky, it seems she is going to be more involved than she wants to. I know I suppose we are meant to, but I do have a bad feeling about this ‘Play’. Wow, yes, ‘Do it right’ right. I don’t think he wants to ‘Repeat that’. It was amusing to see his face.


Well that was an amusing turn of events. Looks like she is going to the theatre. It is nice to watch that unfold.


Now the mystery begins, such a tragedy.


I hate when people throw their weight around, and no, and yes, a bit of ‘Courtesy’ doesn’t go amiss. It is lovely to hear, and rightly so, I also think I have solved the case, although, both of my theories may be a little too obvious, oh no, don’t cuff the ‘Wrong person’ this is not nice to see. What is good to hear is that the police are basically convinced. I like the chink of light that all will be ok with the original no. 1 suspect ‘Lamb’.


Another obvious suspect, liar, ok, so this highlights that just because you lie, it doesn’t always make you a murderer, there could be many other explanations, and ahhh how lovely.


Yes, ‘Fingerprints’ now what?, what? And yes, safe. I have another suspect. No, not him, or him, or them, that one I was right. I solved the case. I liked this case/film.


Thank you for reading


Sandra   

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