Revenge and retribution!

Holmes is shocked when he receives the message in the cold November days of 1902, that an old friend was killed by him. But the murder is not an isolated case. Two more murders happen. In addition, the police found up the walls of the crime scenes mysterious biblical quotations. The case quickly became clear to Inspector Lestrade. He is looking for a solid Bible fanatics. Holmes has his reasonable doubt. A nocturnal visit to the morgue brings the brilliant detective then on the right track.

The fourteenth episode of the new cases of Sherlock Holmes is in the tradition of the old Conan Doyle stories. Eric Niemann has a good script written in which results puzzle piece to puzzle piece. However, the draws in places a bit in the length, even if the result is really boring at any point. We managed then the end, where Holmes and Watson a little into danger. However, it would have been even better here, if you would not know the identity of the murderer.

In addition to the script, the spokesman of Holmes and Watson, Christian Rode and Peter Gröger, the pound, with which the series can proliferate. So even in this episode, except that the war of words between Holmes and Watson are a little in the background. Ever Peter Groeger acting a little reluctant, while Christian Rohde can shine once more as Holmes. Arrived is also Lutz Harder in the role of Inspector Lestrade. In addition, Klaus-meter Hoppe, Fabian gurgles and Helmut Krauss are.

Although THE BIBLE FIXED KILLER is not the best episode of the series, the tricky case ensures good eighty exciting radio play minutes. To make the tension even better had the resolution of the case to be known later as the story thus somewhat loses its appeal.