Father and Son in the Little Stanford Inquest
In a rural inquest at Little Stanford coroner and jury clash over a murder verdict. Cyril Upton, a rising criminal lawyer, withholds damning evidence about a torn A B C railway page and bullet weights to secure a murder verdict against unknown assailants. Three years later the mystery lingers as Upton pursues truth while family tensions and local pride persist.
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Upton
Cyril Upton
Central Criminal Court
the Manor
Stanford
C.C
Cyril
Beard
Criminal Court
A.B.C
Furse Wood
Ring of the secret in the Upton family tale
In a sunlit April. Sir Roger Upton dies peacefully after warding off a long secret. A silver ring with a battered monogram reveals a hidden bond between Mamie Upton and her son Cyril. The ring's discovery haunts them as the family confronts past sins and the cost of loyalty.
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Grandpa
Cyril
The Deathbed Confession of Cyril Up ton’s Father
A dying father in a rural setting asks Cyril to recall a shared secret tied to a rifle cabinet. The confession reveals a past crime connected to a forged business in Furse Wood and a fatal shot, leaving Cyril to confront guilt as he discovers a flattened bullet and bark fragments from the murder scene.
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Cyril
Furse Wood
Criminal Court
Kiyes
Blackguard
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Royston Lumber Co
W. T. Goard
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Edward Robinson
Maryport Avenue
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Vm. Douglas
Tommy
Union Hotel
Railway Station
William Jones
Cumberland, B. C
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the New Home Bakery
Cumberland Garage
A. R. Kierstead
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Anid
Sir Roger
Roger
General
Mamie
Balaclava
Meerut
Marile
Cumberland Hotel
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City Meat
W. P. Symons
S. Davis
Pesui Family
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