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@paulinerowson.bsky.socialA deserted motor torpedo boat
The belongings of a careful, ordered man
Then Ryga finds a knitting needle
The same as in Myra Swinley's knitting bag
Coincidence?
Ryga doesn't believe in coincidences.
Case Files: Inspector Ryga|Series 2 Episode 5
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@tljenson.bsky.social@paulinerowson.bsky.socialA murdered police constable.
A missing wife.
A murdered model.
A missing brother.
Ryga's investigation is beginning to reveal connections — but Phillipe Perrier's abandoned motor torpedo boat may hold another clue.
**Case Files: Inspector Ryga — Series 2, Episode 4 Part 2**
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@paulinerowson.bsky.socialRyga's investigation takes him to St Margaret's Church.
The Reverend Isaacs is nervous. His formidable wife, Joan, is not.
They claim to be the last people to have seen PC Swinley alive.
But something doesn't fit. Then another body is found.
Series 2 Episode 4 (1)
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@paulinerowson.bsky.socialEvery investigation begins with one unanswered question...
Inspector Ryga has travelled from London to Newhaven to investigate the death of PC George Swinley.
His wife believed his death was no accident. Now she's disappeared.
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