A murder with no witnesses, no motive—and no ordinary detective. Max Carrados sees what others can’t, even without sight 🕶️🧠

“Blindness sharpens the mind—when the eyes deceive, the other senses must reveal.” — Max Carrados

The Tilling Shaw Mystery, Part 1

When a man is found dead on a quiet suburban road, the evidence is frustratingly minimal. No one saw anything, and no clear motive emerges. Enter Max Carrados, Ernest Bramah’s blind detective whose heightened perception and razor-sharp intuition allow him to read the world in ways others overlook. With only fragments to work from—sound, scent, and subtle vibration—Carrados begins reconstructing a crime that defies conventional logic.

This episode introduces a detective who challenges expectations, proving that clarity isn’t always about what meets the eye.

Written and created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s contemporaries.

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Watch Also

For a deeper dive into Holmesian drama, explore these legendary portrayals and the actors who brought them to life:

• Jeremy Brett as Holmes in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Granada TV), often hailed as the definitive screen interpretation.
• Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson in the modern-day reimagining Sherlock (BBC), created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
• Robert Downey Jr. as Holmes alongside Jude Law as Watson in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and A Game of Shadows (2011), directed by Guy Ritchie.
• Basil Rathbone as Holmes with Nigel Bruce as Watson in the 1930s–40s classic film series.
• Jonny Lee Miller as Holmes and Lucy Liu as Joan Watson in Elementary (CBS), a modern spin with a New York twist.
• Stephen Fry as Mycroft Holmes in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.

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