In Question of Murder, Carol Randolph and her husband, Ted, return to his family home after their honeymoon, where the shadows of the past loom large. The house, filled with memories of Ted's deceased first wife, Frances, creates an unsettling atmosphere that Carol cannot ignore. As they step into the home, Carol's initial joy is clouded by a sense of foreboding, especially when Ted's demeanor shifts in the presence of reminders of Frances. Despite Ted's assurances that the past won't interfere with their future, Carol feels a chill in the air that hints at deeper troubles.