Murder Rooms: The Mysteries Of The Real Sherlock Holmes - The Patient's Eyes

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MURDER ROOMS: is based on the relationship between the Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle (Charles Edwards) and the real-life inspiration behind the famous fictional detective--forensic pathologist Dr. Joseph Bell (Ian Richardson). Set in the late 1800s at a time when police detectives struggled to solve cases, Bell and Doyle come together to solve a mystery. Doyle, now a newly qualified doctor, is troubled by a beautiful, young patient claiming to be the victim of a stalker - a shadowy figure who follows her. As Doyle himself discovers, her fears appear to be more than mere fancy, and soon the incomparable Dr. Bell is on the case to assist him. As the two investigate further, events take a gradually more sinister turn with corpses starting to appear, an old house with a gruesome past and then the worrying disappearance of Doyle's young and beautiful patient. Could all this be connected to the mysterious stalker? Can Dr. Bell employ his famed "methodology and talent" to solve the case? Or will even he be prepared for the final twist that awaits them both?