Maddy Pelling
speaker
6,688 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3d ago
Maddy Pelling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She is the one, however, it's important to remember that raises the alarm.
She's the one that calls Maggie from the bedroom and says, Somebody's come in, father's dead.
And none of them seem to realise that Abby is dead upstairs.
Two and the last detail that I think we need to take from this,
is that when the doctor comes into the household and asks where Abby is,
It's Lizzie who says she's not here, she's gone out.
Yes, that is a really crucial detail, and we will get to that.
Before we
shine the light on Lizzie.
Because I think I agree she is the obvious suspect.
I think we need to run through some of the theories that are put forward by the police at this early stage because let's remember Lizzie is the daughter of a now middle class banker, landlord, factory owner.
She's a respectable woman, and she's never going to be their first port of call.
So they have to exhaust all the other avenues first.
So
The most obvious, I suppose, is that there might be an intruder.
And initially, and I think this is sadly predictable for this period, or indeed most of history, that the authorities begin to look beyond the household itself at the poorest and the most marginalized in the community.
So they round up
People living on the streets, they round up known criminals, and they even look at lots of Andrew's tenants across the city.
Remember, you know, just a call back to Abbey's fear that maybe someone renting off them and disgruntled in some way had poisoned them.
And Maggie absolutely repeats that information to the police.
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