Tonight | Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E4

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Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E4 – Sister Boniface (Lorna Watson) and the gang are horrified to discover all the hallmarks of a ritualistic human sacrifice in the woods, supposedly acted out by a coven of witches!

The corpse is identified as local woman Jackie Rice (Louise Marwood), leading the team to discover timid dinner lady Heather Hartwood (Elizabeth Rider) attempting to burn witchcraft paraphernalia at Jackie’s house.

Heather admits to being a witch, in the very same coven as Jackie, but insists their intentions are only to heal and help others; they are white witches.

This revelation has little impact on Reverend Mother Adrian (Carolyn Pickles) who whips the town into a placard waving, torch carrying witch-hunt!

Sister Boniface and the gang must discover the whereabouts of Betty Jessop (Caroline Sheen) and her daughter Lucy (Hannah Hutch) before ‘dark magic’ and the mysterious Book of Shadows can cause any more mayhem… or murder.

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Production credit: A BBC Studios production.

Production credit: A BBC Studios production

Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview – Saturday 3 3 August at 7.30pm

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Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E4

Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E4

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