Jessica Fletcher and the Disappearing Duchess

Step back into 1920s Venice, where beauty and betrayal share the same mask.
When acclaimed mystery writer Jessica Fletcher arrives in Venice seeking rest, she finds herself drawn into a chilling mystery surrounding The Duchess Cordelia of Warminster, who vanishes from her locked suite at the elegant Hotel Danieli.
As Jessica investigates, she encounters a gallery of complex characters —
Duchess Cordelia of Warminster: A noblewoman haunted by secrets and guilt.
Duke Edward of Warminster: Her proud husband, guarding a fortune built on stolen art.
Count Alessandro (Antonio Benedetti): A charming yet conflicted ally with a hidden past.
Professor Giuseppe Martinelli: A war historian determined to expose long-buried crimes.
Bertha: The Duchess’s devoted maid, torn between loyalty and fear.
Inspector Ricci: The Venetian detective who learns more from Jessica than from any clue.
When a hidden chamber, a forged ransom, and a trail of stolen art lead to shocking revelations, Jessica must unmask the truth before the lagoon itself swallows all evidence.
🕯️ “Deception is like a Venetian mirror — flawless on the surface, silvered by lies underneath.”
This is a complete cinematic mystery in eight chapters, adapted for Mystery Nexus, where classic storytelling meets atmospheric suspense.
🎧 Listen, watch, and immerse yourself in this timeless story of crime, conscience, and redemption.
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📜 Written & Adapted By: Mystery Nexus
🎙️ Narration: Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury inspired performance)
🏛️ Setting: Venice, Italy — 1920s
🎞️ Genre: Classic Murder Mystery | Historical Drama | Psychological Suspense
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