Maigret

- Season 3

(1962)

When an elderly man is found dead in suspicious circumstances Maigret delves into the world of the aristocracy in search of an explanation.

Maigret sets out on a fishing holiday but becomes personally involved in a rural murder case.

Maigret returns to the village where he was born, and becomes convinced that the Countess De Saint-Fiacre has been murdered.

Maigret mixes with the regulars at The Tuppenny Bar seeking clues to a murder. Then there is another killing.

Someone is trying to destroy the reputation and career of a government minister. Maigret must find out who - and why.

The chief suspect in a village murder case is the victim's eccentric maid, Felicie. But Maigret likes her.

Maigret interrupts his holiday to investigate the death of a young girl in the family of a man he was at school with but did not like.

The death of a fortune-teller is predicted - and the prediction comes true.

When a diamond merchant is murdered in a small town north of Paris, Maigret finds himself in opposition to the locals.

It's obvious that the penniless Heurtin murdered the old woman for her money - isn't it? Maigret doesn't think so, and deliberately allows him to escape from custody to learn the truth.

Evidence points to the brother of one of Maigret's officers as the killer of his mother in law. But the suspect's son is missing. At first the boy of ten is thought to be covering up evidence of his father's guilt, but the boy is leading a clever trail to help the police identify and capture crook.

A serial killer is at work in a working-class district, his victims all women. Maigret soon identifies the killer, but what intrigues him is the motive.

Maigret is working round the clock on a baffling spate of bank robberies. When an intriguing murder occurs, Maigret is ordered to concentrate on the robberies but, being Maigret, can't help taking an interest in the murder.