'The Marlow Murder Club' Makes a Disturbing Break In the Case

The Marlow Murder Club may be the most effective amateur sleuths on television. Judith, Becks, and this week's addition, Suzie (Jo Martin), convened for their first official meeting in the second episode of the series, but they've already learned how to apply their respective skills to get the results that they need. Judith is an expert at history and making connections. Suzie is a quick-thinker and clever actress, while Becks is extremely good at making people feel comfortable.

Meanwhile, the Marlow police department is horribly inept or purposefully screwing up this case to make Tanika (Natalie Dew) look bad. Either way, Tanika should officially start letting the Murder Club in on the investigation because they've handed her every lead they have.

The club convened at the top of the episode after Judith introduced herself to Suzie at Iqbal's (Umit Ulgen) house after the police interviewed Suzie about her client's murder. Suzie told Judith and Becks that Iqbal had said to her that he'd come into some money,  but a few weeks later, he'd rebuffed Suzie's questions about it, which implied that the money hadn't actually come through. The three added this with Becks' info that Stefan Dunwoody used to run an art scam with Elliot Howard's (Daniel Lapaine) father and realized Elliot wasn't lying when he said that Stefan was a crook.