The Baker Street Boys - the Case of the Captive Clairvoyant
“Inspector Lestrade announced, looking down at the body. “From behind. Right through the heart.”
Mr Trump, who was standing in the doorway of the dressing room, sighed heavily.
“This is dreadful,” he said. “Truly dreadful…’ “Yes, indeed,” Lestrade agreed. “If it’s any comfort, I can tell you he would have died instantly.”
But it was not Marvin’s fate that was upsetting Mr Trump.
“I’ve lost my star turn,” he moaned. “What am I going to do?”
“You are going to assist me with my ...inquiries.”
Mr Trump looked shocked.
“Inspector!” he exclaimed. “You surely don’t imagine that I know anything about this terrible crime?”
“No, sir. But it took place in your theatre and there’s things I need to know that I’m sure you can tell me.”
“Ah, I see,”MoreLess
Mr Trump, who was standing in the doorway of the dressing room, sighed heavily.
“This is dreadful,” he said. “Truly dreadful…’ “Yes, indeed,” Lestrade agreed. “If it’s any comfort, I can tell you he would have died instantly.”
But it was not Marvin’s fate that was upsetting Mr Trump.
“I’ve lost my star turn,” he moaned. “What am I going to do?”
“You are going to assist me with my ...inquiries.”
Mr Trump looked shocked.
“Inspector!” he exclaimed. “You surely don’t imagine that I know anything about this terrible crime?”
“No, sir. But it took place in your theatre and there’s things I need to know that I’m sure you can tell me.”
“Ah, I see,”MoreLess
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