Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “It just came to me, I suppose, I was looking through the police log at the station and remember reading about this dispute between two older men over some missing money. It was all handbags stuff. It might have been sorted out by a community constable.” […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “She knew the way in the smoke? How would she know that?” wondered Barnes. “She was using the Major as a reference point,” said Knowles, “I bet that’s what she means, the Major was the focus of her thoughts.” “That’s a bit suspicious isn’t […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “I wonder why he would do that?” wondered Barnes. “He’s probably a DIY person, who just has to know how things fit together. Some people are like that. They’re annoying.” Knowles was not a handyman and didn’t like people who were. “Seat 7 was […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “Oh yes, that could be the case,” replied Knowles, “does anyone say anything about the time the stewards came through the carriage?” “I am sure they must, perhaps we could move on to Seats 5 and 6 and bear that in mind?” “Sounds like […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders Chapter 2 – Monday 4 p.m. PC Linda Smythe walked into Meeting Room 3 where Knowles and Barnes had placed various pieces of paper on the large table. A layout of the carriage was occupying prime position. Each passenger’s name was written on a note […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders Knowles looked at Barnes and wondered how his Detective Sergeant knew about curare. “On the other hand,” continued Barnes, “if the dart was blown when the smoke was coming into the carriage the person blowing the dart could have removed it straightaway because the […]
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