Synopsis

Harold Scully was a man easily dismissed as dull. He possessed at least the self-awareness to recognize this himself. When he implored his old friend Ben Matlock to represent him against charges of murdering his affluent wife, Esther, Matlock cautiously accepted the case. As his investigation deepened, however, a disturbing sense began to form: something was profoundly amiss with Harold’s two nieces, sisters Julia and Emily.