On the night of 15 November 1934, Sir Arthur Whitmore — Baronet, sixty-eight — is found dead in the study of his Gloucestershire estate. The doctor calls it a failing heart. The post-mortem calls it something else entirely. Five guests remained under the Hall's roof that night, and each had a reason to want the old man gone. The evidence is on the table. The solution is sealed. Can you name the killer before you break the seal?
27 pages of original evidence — printed, aged, and ready to investigate.
