Ep 6. The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor

Episode name: The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor

In this episode of Poirot, the famous detective Hercule Poirot is called in to investigate a suspicious death at Marsdon Manor. Sir Matthew Marsdon, a wealthy owner of the manor, is found dead under mysterious circumstances. The police believe it was a heart attack, but Poirot suspects foul play.

As Poirot begins to investigate the death, he uncovers secrets and lies that have been hidden within the Marsdon family for years. Everyone seems to have a motive for wanting Sir Matthew dead, from his troubled son-in-law, to the shady business partner, to the suspicious housekeeper.

Poirot enlists the help of his friend, Captain Hastings, to gather information and interview the suspects. They discover that Sir Matthew was not as well-loved as he appeared to be, and that his relationships with his family members were strained and tumultuous.

As the investigation deepens, Poirot becomes increasingly convinced that the death was not a heart attack, but was instead the result of a carefully orchestrated plot. But with so many suspects and so many motives, he struggles to piece together the clues and identify the killer.

In the end, it is Poirot's keen eye for detail and his ability to spot inconsistencies that lead him to the truth about what happened at Marsdon Manor. The solution is surprising and unexpected, and Poirot's deductions leave the suspects and the audience alike in awe.

With its intricate plot, complex characters, and surprising twists, The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor is a classic episode of Poirot that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.