Midsomer Murders - Shot At Dawn [DVD]

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Alice Bly ( Phyllis Calvert), the aunt of DCI Tom Barnaby, arrives at Lawnside, a nursing home in Aspern Tallow, to rest after her hospital treatment. As the investigation continues, the suspect list grows to include the daughter of the architect who designed the garden and a gardener ( Neil Dudgeon) with whom both Elspeth and Fliss had been having an affair.

There are many shocked and disappointed musicians and audience members, who feel that pianist Zak Sowande should have won. Prolific real estate agent Alexander Beauvoisin is murdered in front of a crowd at the unveiling of a new dolls house collection at Midsomer Museum of the Family. However, after he retires, Pringle is killed in an accident, which Barnaby suspects was also murder.Shortly before taking a break, she stumbles across the body of elderly Ruth Fairfax, a fellow artist. The many suspects include fellow members and the club's staff against a background of snobbery, gambling, illegal money lending, jealousy and extortion.

Shortly after running away to elope with her boyfriend, Finn Robson, Harriet had been left for dead in local woodland. Retired music teacher Arthur Leggott is murdered after disturbing an intruder at his home in Badger's Drift. To the horror of the onlookers, the local curate, Alex Deakin, is found trapped within the effigy and burns to death. Things become complicated when several friends of Rex come forward, each with a will naming them as sole beneficiary.When another photographer is murdered, Barnaby continues his investigation unofficially to discover who is framing him and bring the guilty party to justice. To solve these crimes, Barnaby needs to become an expert on Hogson with the help of art teacher Matilda Simms, and they uncover many hidden secrets and deceptions before the truth emerges.

Barnaby and Jones enter the cloistered world of Midsomer Priory to investigate the death of Mother Thomas Aquinas.Barnaby finds the solution only after realising that his judgement has been clouded in this investigation. Now, it is up to Barnaby and Winter to find the real connection between the murders, and solve the riddle of a blackmailer's missing photos. When the bloodied fingerprints of the local cider mill owner are found on a wooden staff linked to the murder, the case seems solved. When Sonia Woodley is found murdered in the churchyard two years after the death of her abusive husband Gerald, a set of tailor's shears are identified as the murder weapon. Barnaby and Jones investigate against the background of a Victorian prize-fight re-enactment in which Kinsella and the local blacksmith portray the boxers.

It seems that he and Adam had big debts, and the only solution for them was for Adam to fake his death so that Kwame could start a new life by collecting a life insurance. As the investigation proceeds, it becomes clear that the killer is a very disturbed individual who has been triggered to commit murder by a momentous personal event. Ginny Sharp ( Serena Gordon) is found dead in her pool and Lady Chetwood ( Angela Thorne) is pushed from the roof of her manor house. Fleur Perkins, a new pathologist, tells Barnaby and Winter that Adam Asoba was living under a false name, and that he actually died three years earlier, under the name Adam Dumont.

Barnaby instructs Jones to track down the grey horse, as this is likely to be the key to solving the case. As Annie's trial begins, DCI Barnaby becomes increasingly doubtful of the damning evidence he provided to build the case against her. Shortly after two groups of didicoys arrive in the village of Martyr Warren, local magistrate Hector Bridges is found murdered in his own library with his shotgun. Barnaby and Troy realise that the case will only be solved when the garden gives up a sinister secret.