The Memorial Hall Murder
“According to the plans in Maderna’s office, the pipe in Crawley’s room had once been part of the ventilating system for the old kitchen, back in the days when the basement under the great hall had housed a whole underground population of kitchen staff. The ducts to the fan room had come from every direction. The one from the small dining room off the great hall, the room that was now Crawley’s office, should have run along a line right about here. But if the duct still existed up there over his... head, it was now hidden by the low ceiling. Well, then, where would it change direction? Somewhere it would make a ninety-degree turn into the room upstairs.
The ticket office. He turned around and looked at the window of the office belonging to the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. Then he leaned his broom against the wall and peered into the window, holding his hands beside his face to diminish the reflection from the surface of the glass. The room looked abandoned. Good. The orchestra must have moved its headquarters somewhere else.MoreLess
The ticket office. He turned around and looked at the window of the office belonging to the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. Then he leaned his broom against the wall and peered into the window, holding his hands beside his face to diminish the reflection from the surface of the glass. The room looked abandoned. Good. The orchestra must have moved its headquarters somewhere else.MoreLess
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