Perfectly Murderous

David decides to alter his murder plans to incorporate a monstrous twist.

David grabs a wrench and persuades himself to confront the stranger lurking in his house.

As David Stone nears the date of the funeral and the murder, he continues his surveillance of his victim until he's visited at home by an unidentified intruder...

With only five days to go until the murder, David Stone finds himself surprisingly relaxed - for a short while at least.

David confronts Anne's hospital bag and starts the painful task of sorting her belongings.

An alternative Christmas special. David is at a loss at the weekend but soon manages to use his time productively after checking his list twice.

David finds a celebrant for the funeral shortly after lurking in the undergrowth to study his victim's routine.

David Stone keeps busy creating the perfect fake number plates as he endlessly scribbles and alters his murder list.

As David leaves hospital, he sets himself the daunting task of planning two events for the same day.

As David Stone recuperates in hospital, he's taken aback by an unexpected visitor. Is this a good or bad omen?

David continues to consider the perfect plan to murder his ex-wife including the perfect alibi.

David Stone starts to plan how do kill his ex-wife and dispose of the body

David recalls that night in the pub and convinces himself that he'd no longer be considered the number one prime suspect

David recalls his first murderous thoughts from decades ago.

David once again finds himself in a sedated state; this time, he isn't recalling his last moments with Anne, but instead, focusing his blame and hate further back in his past.

David realises destroying his relationship with his stepson wasn't the smartest choice before letting his anger boil over back at home.

David attempts to deliver the news of Anne's death to his stepson, but David struggles to contain his emotions and deals some hefty emotional blows instead.

David heeds the advice of a doctor before having to confront unexpected reminders of Anne

As we find out more information about David's head injury, we also receive some surprising information about Robert Steele.

David relives his final tortuous moments with Anne.

David cuts a helpless and distraught figure as Anne continues to deteriorate.

David slips into a haze of helplessness and sadness after Anne's terminal diagnosis, whilst we consider just where on earth Robert Steele has got to!

Anne is dumbstruck by her prognosis as David's world continues to collapse.

As the harsh realities of Anne's situation start dawn on David, he turns to violent fantasy to escape their problems.

David searches for someone to blame for Anne's death with his thoughts focusing on a letter he received in the post.

David shifts blame around from himself, to hospital staff, and to family. It's a tough read with some home truths and regrets for one of the presenters, hopefully all with a twist of humour.

We rejoin David in his sedation as he flashes back to his last moments with Anne

We open the surprise package as David Stone experiences his own version of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

We move away from the heart-breaking last hours, and instead we tumble down the rabbit hole.

The story begins with heart-wrenching reality.

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Perfectly Murderous - The Podcast