Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “Patricia was served with tea around 9:45 a.m. and then when the smoke came in she left for the kitchen/dining car along with Peter Johnston.” “Just like everyone else; it sounds so well ordered – rather than a stampede for fresh air there was a […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “All these stories are extremely consistent as was noted to me earlier at the station cafe,” said Knowles, nodding at PC Smythe, “and I am not sure I am learning that much. If the drinks were served at 9:50 then that is the latest time the […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “You’d have thought so,” said Barnes. “Sounds like a cover story,” continued Knowles, “let’s find out what they were really talking about, by asking Marie Stellen and see what she says.” “Sounds like a plan, sir, who should speak to her?” “I can […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “Yes, like everyone else would have had an opportunity at that time, but I can’t help thinking that if you’re shaking people’s hands then you would notice if someone jabbed something into you, so he would have had to be distracted when it happened,” replied Knowles. […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “She said that when the smoke came in no one came past her seat; it seems like everyone behind her went the other way. She looked at the Major briefly through the smoke and she thought he was trying to stand up with the help of […]
Excerpt from the book called The Frisby Waterless Murders “Good point, sir, but if there was a person who fired a dart at the Major during the smoke and they believe this dart killed him, then they can’t know that much about curare, because it doesn’t work that quickly,” said Barnes. “So this time we […]
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