Three gripping investigations. An apparently perfect crime. A murder tied to three cold cases. And a wedding threatened by deadly violence.
CASE 28 - PERFECT MURDER
Is there really such a thing as the perfect murder?
Some would say no, yet police archives are filled with cases that have remained unsolved for years. Advances in forensic science and DNA have finally exposed the truth behind some of them but others require something entirely different.
Peter Stewart is confronted with a murder that seems to leave no path to the killer. The evidence appears to lead nowhere, and every obvious explanation falls apart.
If the murderer has truly committed the perfect crime, Peter will have to find the one mistake they never realized they made.
CASE 29 - MYSTERY
Every murder begins as a mystery. The challenge is finding the truth that turns suspicion into a solution.
This time, Peter is not dealing with only one unexplained death.
A fresh murder unexpectedly becomes connected to three previously unsolved cases, transforming a single investigation into a far larger puzzle.
Four murders. Unanswered questions. Hidden connections.
Peter must return to evidence others could not make sense of and discover whether the cases share a killer, a motive, or a secret that has remained buried for far too long.
CASE 30 - THE WEDDING
A wedding should be a celebration a day filled with happiness, family, and new beginnings.
But someone is determined to stop this one.
When threats give way to violence, what should have been a joyful occasion becomes a dangerous investigation. Someone has a reason to prevent the wedding from taking place, and they are prepared to go frighteningly far to achieve it.
Peter Stewart must uncover the motive, identify who wants the ceremony stopped, and act before a celebration turns into tragedy.
Three cases where perfect crimes begin to unravel, forgotten murders return from the past, and even the happiest day can become a scene of violence.