Shortie Posted May 9, 2016 Share #1 Posted May 9, 2016 John Dickson Carr - Gideon Fell Mysteries ( BBC Radio 4 ) THE BLACK SPECTACLES by John Dickson Carr Three People witness a murder, yet none of them can agree about what they have seen. THE BLIND BARBER by John Dickson Carr There is only one clue to a brutal killing on an ocean liner - the engraving on the murder weapon. The Hollow man by John Dickson Carr 'Two murders were commited, in such fashion that the murderer must not only have been invisible, but lighter than air. 01: Into Thin Air. Dr Fell becomes embroiled with a mystery involving a locked room when an illusionist threatens an eminent professor. 02: The Second Bullet. Dr Fell unravels the true history of the three coffins. The House in Gallows Lane by John Dickson Carr In the peaceful English countryside of 1936, a fortune-teller turns the village fête upside-down with his canny crystal-ball readings and, more alarmingly, warns a young man that his fiancée is a serial poisoner who has already disposed of three husbands. 01: The Fortune Teller. The peaceful English countryside of 1936 is disrupted by a mysterious death. 02: The Point of a Pin. An imposter has been unveiled - and discovered dead in a locked room. THE MAD HATTER MYSTERY by John Dickson Carr When a young journalist is found murdered at Traitor's Gate in thirties fog-bound London, there is a crossbow through his heart and a top hat on his head. TO WAKE THE DEAD by John Dickson Carr 1: The Riddle of the Stone. London 1937: a murder takes place at a grand hotel. But the police know it's not the first of its kind. 2: The Secret of the Stone. A strange bracelet and some silver buttons hold the clue to the murderer. Hidden Content Give reaction to this post to see the hidden content. 1 Link to comment
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