The silent witness the murder of Miss Emily Arundell - Agatha Christie
Everyone thought that Emily Arundell's fall on a rubber ball left on the stairs was caused by her dog, but the more she thought about her fall, the more convinced she became that one of her relatives was trying to kill her on the seventeenth of April. She expressed her doubts in a letter and sent it to Detective Hercule Poirot. The strange thing was that he did not receive the letter until the twenty-eighth of June, after Emily had already passed away.
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