Ep 6. Un Cadavre sur L'Oreiller (

In episode 6 of Les Petits Meurtres D'Agatha Christie, titled "Un Cadavre sur L'Oreiller," viewers are transported to the early 1970s in the idyllic French countryside. The episode opens with the discovery of a body - a young woman has been found murdered in her bed, with no apparent motive and no clues left behind. Enter Superintendent Larosière, the charming and debonair detective who heads up the local police force. He is joined by his trusty sidekick, the young and eager inspector Lampion, as they set out to unravel the secrets that led to the young woman's untimely death.

The investigation quickly becomes muddled as the detectives discover that the victim was not who she appeared to be. She had been using a false name and was leading a double life. As Larosière and Lampion delve deeper into the victim's past, they uncover a web of deceit and betrayal that threatens to ensnare them both.

The suspects in the case are many and varied, including the victim's husband and her employer. There is also a jealous ex-lover and a mysterious stranger who seems to be hiding something. Larosière and Lampion must navigate these various leads and potential suspects with great care, knowing that any misstep could lead them down the wrong path and jeopardize the investigation.

As the detectives race against time to solve the case, they are also dealing with their own personal demons. Larosière is struggling with a mystery from his past that threatens to derail his career, while Lampion is dealing with his own insecurities as he tries to prove himself to his mentor. The two men must rely on each other and their own wits to solve the murder and bring the killer to justice.

This episode of Les Petits Meurtres D'Agatha Christie is a masterful blend of suspense, intrigue, and humor. The characters are well-drawn and engaging, and the story is gripping from start to finish. As the detectives uncover the secrets that led to the young woman's death, viewers are kept on the edge of their seats, trying to piece together the clues along with Larosière and Lampion. With its lush French countryside setting and its charming and charismatic detectives, "Un Cadavre sur L'Oreiller" is a must-see for fans of classic detective mysteries.