Is this the plot for a bad Netflix drama?
Fake Scottish lordship, formally sentenced for murder, twice, strangles stranger in theatre, whilst his own partner hands out their business cards with which to track them down.
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2026
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A bit too on-the-nose for me. There's no mystery when they dress him like that. We all knew the villain from the first episode