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Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E2 – A sighting of the mysteriously missing Baron Battenberg sends the press and police into a frenzy.

Determined to uncover the facts, Ruth (Miranda Raison) and Sam (Max Brown) go undercover at the Pranayama retreat, run by the Baron’s widow Marion Grey (Emily Bruni) and brother Edwin Battenberg (Jason Thorpe).

The only problem – besides the questionable abilities of cook Connie Dumas (Sarah Moyle) – Pranayama is a ‘couples only’ retreat, forcing Ruth and Sam to pose as husband and wife, a prospect they seemingly resent.

Ruth and Sam befriend tempestuous couple Ben (George Sargeant) and Leigh Matthews (Jahannah James), but any meditative moments are swiftly shattered when they discover the body of journalist Victor Goodbody (Tim Frances) in the woods.

With Sister Boniface’s (Lorna Watson) mind altered by a psychedelic substance, can Ruth and Sam keep their act together long enough to discover the murderer of Goodbody and finally solve the mystery of Baron Battenberg?

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Production credit: A BBC Studios production

Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview – Saturday 20 July at 7.30pm

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