The Sunningdale Mystery (short story)

by Agatha Christie

Series: Tommy and Tuppence (short story)

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Previously published in the print anthology Partners in Crime. Captain Sessle is found stabbed through the heart with a hatpin, and the only clue is a bit of red wool in his hand. A pretty blonde is charged because she was wearing a bright red wool coat, but the Beresfords aren’t so sure. Was there more behind the killing than a cute girl and some red yarn?… (more)

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Muž v mlze : 20 detektivních povídek by Agatha Christie

The Secret Adversary and Other Stories by Agatha Christie

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Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime: The Sunningdale Mystery [1983 TV Series] by Tony Wharmby

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Previously published in the print anthology Partners in Crime. Captain Sessle is found stabbed through the heart with a hatpin, and the only clue is a bit of red wool in his hand. A pretty blonde is charged because she was wearing a bright red wool coat, but the Beresfords aren’t so sure. Was there more behind the killing than a cute girl and some red yarn?

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