The Killer's Guide to a Murder Mystery

"It feels quite real to me that he is this genuinely kind of mentally ill man who at times seems quite vulnerable like you see him get beaten up in that bar and he's quite sort of pathetic right?" "I think the most jarring thing for me is I mean kind of I suppose it's one of the things that could work for some people is we are we're given two people who are we're told they're not acting as themselves so the detective's gone a bit rogue and he's suddenly like hyper focused on this one person," she says. 'We don't get any context either side of what they were like before this situation' She also talks about how Tony Beckley was