The Coroner Season 1 Episode 8 Napoleon's Violin

In The Coroner season 1 episode 8, titled Napoleon's Violin, the small town of Lighthaven is shaken when a priceless and historical violin is found in a farmer's field with a dead body lying near it. The victim is identified as a local man, who appears to have been murdered.

The case falls under the jurisdiction of the coroner, Jane Kennedy, who soon discovers that the violin is part of a collection that belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte himself. The instrument's authenticity and its historical significance make it a hot commodity, and it quickly becomes clear that there are several parties interested in acquiring it for their own purposes.

Meanwhile, Jane's personal life is also heating up. She's been seeing a man named Davey Higgins, whom she met while investigating a previous case. Despite the fact that Davey is married, Jane can't help but be drawn to him. However, she knows that getting involved with a married man is a bad idea and tries to resist her attraction.

As Jane and her team begin to investigate the murder, they uncover a web of secrets and lies that stretches back over 200 years. They discover that the violin has a dark and tragic history, and that almost everyone who has come into contact with it has met with a terrible fate.

With tensions mounting and the race to acquire the violin becoming increasingly dangerous, Jane must navigate her way through a dangerous and complex case while also trying to resist her feelings for Davey. As the investigation progresses, Jane begins to realize that the murder and the violin are connected in ways that she never could have imagined.

In the end, Jane and her team manage to solve the case and bring the killer to justice. However, the experience leaves Jane shaken and questioning her own sense of morality. As she struggles to come to terms with her own feelings and the darkness that seems to be lurking around every corner, she knows that she'll need to stay strong in order to keep doing her job as a coroner.