Why did the killer remove the photo of her boyfriend Jack from her room and who is he? After interviewing James’ family, friends and fellow soldiers, Foyle finds an interesting connection to the murder being investigated by DI Paul Milner (Anthony Howell) in Brighton of Agnes Littleton, Sir Charles’ former secretary. Only Foyle believes that he has an ulterior motive for self-destruction and is determined to discover it. Everyone around him is also resolved to let him hang including his defense attorney and his father Sir Charles Devereaux (David Yelland). Foyle questions the dejected James Deveraux (Andrew Scott) in prison, but he offers no explanation why he will not give evidence for himself in his court martial. It takes only a newspaper headline to distract him away from his plans and straight into investigating another mystery.Ī young solider from a prominent Hastings family has been accused of treason for participating in the British Free Corps, a group of British POWs who were recruited at the end of the war by the Nazi’s to fight for Germany against the Russians.

First on his agenda book a passage to the US to take care of the mysterious unfinished business alluded to previously. His replacement has arrived at the Hasting Police Station and he is now officially retired.

However, Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle (Michael Kitchen) has his own celebration. It’s August 1945 and the Allied Forces are celebrating the end of the war in Europe and the Pacific.

The Hide, the final episode of series VI of Foyle’s War aired on Masterpiece Mystery last Sunday.

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