Episode 3
Meg’s funeral is cancelled for a new autopsy, and the sleuths learn that there was no brain tumour. Meg’s half-sister suspects their mother knows more and begins a search for answer.
Megan has tragically died. Her friends are devastated, as is the entire Believe in Magic community. But, on the day of her funeral, the service is suddenly cancelled. The authorities want to carry out another autopsy, and rumours circulate that the police are now involved.
The sleuths ask: if Megan didn’t have a brain tumour, how did she die? Megan’s older half-sister, Nina, has long doubted the diagnosis and is equally confused by her sudden death. Soon, a coroner's inquest concludes Megan died of natural causes - cardiac arrhythmia caused by fatty liver disease. Crucially, there is no mention of a brain tumour, and her brain is described as 'morphologically normal'.
The sleuths feel vindicated. But some of Megan’s closest friends are baffled. If Megan wasn’t ill, why did she show symptoms? And why was she taking such enormous quantities of medication? Nina suspects their mother, Jean, knows more, and she begins a search for answer.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Director | Luned Tonderai |
| Series Producer | Luned Tonderai |
| Director | Ruth Mayer |
| Producer | Ruth Mayer |
| Producer | Eloise Millard |
| Line Producer | Michelle Clinton |
| Series Editor | Charlie Hawryliw |
| Executive Producer | Georgia Moseley |
| Executive Producer | Jonathan Smith |
