Tonight | Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E8

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Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E8 – Peggy (Ami Metcalf) is delighted when her favourite pirate radio station ‘Radio Catherine’ bring their trendy transmissions to Great Slaughter.

Helmed by the groovy Billy King (Thomas Flynn), the pirate gang have to stay one step ahead of the GPO engineer determined to bring them to justice, Nigel Greybone (Sean McKenzie), with a disgruntled Sam (Max Brown) in tow.

Trying to tune in to the latest show, Peggy finds only static – in a shocking turn of events, Billy King has been murdered on the air.

Sister Boniface (Lorna Watson) deduces that Billy was electrocuted, putting veteran radio personality Patt Garrett (Karl Theobald), expert engineer Arnie Cuningham (Josh Bolt), brains behind the outfit Cathy Bright (Ellen Francis) and enigmatic businessman Gabriel Viegas (Tibu Fortes) all under suspicion.

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Sister Boniface desperately attempts to identify a mysterious sound in order to uncover the murderer, but can she do so without jeopardising the future of Peggy’s beloved ‘Radio Catherine’?

Production credit: A BBC Studios production

Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview – Saturday 31 August at 7.30pm

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Sister Boniface Mysteries on ABC and ABC iview S2E8

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