Agatha Chrisitie’s Hercule Poirot “Mrs McGinty’s Dead”

October 3rd, 2008 | by technodirty |

This has been aired on September 2008, the latest season 11 episode 1 of Hercule Poirot. This short movie has been aired on Itv (Exclusive to Britain).

David Suchet is looking older in comparison to the last season. I think world will always remember him as the “world’s most greatest detective”, despite portraying a virtual character he would remain the most life like depiction of a person who has the worlds most powerful “grey cells” to solve the most difficult murder mysteries.

The show begins with a trial of James Bentley for the murder of “Abigail McGinty”, the cleaner of Broadhinny who also took in Bentley as her lodger. The evidence is overwhelming and he is sentenced to hang. Superintendent of police “Spence” is not at all convinced, and feels the man is innocent, and so he visits Poirot, asking him to look into the case. Poirot then heads off to the village, where he becomes the paying guest of Maureen and Major Johnnie Summerhayes.

Ariadne Oliver, Poirot’s novelist friend, has also come to Broadhinny to work together on a stage adaptation of one of her novels with dramatist “Robin Upward”. With the clue of a bottle of ink purchased by the dead woman shortly before her death, Poirot searches Mrs. McGinty’s possessions and finds an edition of The Sunday Comet newspaper, where an article in relation to two women connected with famous murders has been cut out.

With the story are two photographs of the women. Poirot discovers that Mrs. McGinty had seen one of the photographs before, and knew to whom it belonged to. However, which woman was this case connected with goes in suspense? Checkout the way Poirot solves the mystery and how he saves James from being hanged.

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