Daily Mail

MURDER IN THE LIBRARY.

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It’s 1957. Inspector Alan Morris and Constable Tommy Briggs are investigat­ing the murder of explorer, Sir Arthur Dingwall-Main. He died in his library after eating a cake laced with cyanide. There are five suspects: his faithless wife OLIVIA, her lover CLAUDE and fellow explorer ROLAND. Also in the frame are chauffeur HAROLD and housekeepe­r SANDRA. Sir Arthur was clutching six scraps of paper torn from an almanac of the flags of the world. Each piece of paper shows a different flag. On Saturday, Inspector Morris cracked the case, telling PC Briggs, ‘when it comes to murder, the devil is in the detail. Do I have to spell it out for you?’

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