Episode
Wire in the Blood: Nocebo
Overview
Tony Hill and DI Alex Fielding find themselves investigating the ritualistic murder and mutilation of children. It becomes apparent to Tony that the perpetrators are casting voodoo-like spells on a variety of victims. The investigation reveals several possible suspects including a so-called preacher, Dr. Kingston and a brute of building contractor whose building site is shut down when a young boy's heart is found buried there. The power of suggestion begins to affect several of the team, including DC Paula McIntyre who finds herself hospitalized from a strange ...
Details
- Series
- Wire in the Blood
- Season
- Season 5
- Episode
- Episode 2
- Air date
- 2007-07-18
- Runtime
- 85 min
Episode context
Nocebo is Episode 2 in Season 5 of Wire in the Blood. It aired on 2007-07-18. The runtime is 85 min.
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