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'''''The Adventure of the Red Widow''''' is a short [[Sherlock Holmes]] murder mystery by [[Adrian Conan Doyle]]. The story was published in the 1954 collection, [[The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes]]. |
'''''The Adventure of the Red Widow''''' is a short [[Sherlock Holmes]] murder mystery by [[Adrian Conan Doyle]]. The story was published in the 1954 collection, [[The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes]]. |
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Holmes and Watson are invited by [[Scotland Yard]] [[Inspector Gregson]] to accompany him to an ancient country mansion in [[Derbyshire]]. The crime scene remains undisturbed, indicating that the [[lord of the manor]] has been decapitated by the guillotine in his own museum. His head and his cousin, Captain Lothian, are both missing, along with a horse from the stable. Holmes annoys a local police inspector named Dawlish by lingering over the crime scene, but quickly resolves the mystery. |
Holmes and Watson are invited by [[Scotland Yard]] [[Inspector Gregson]] to accompany him to an ancient country mansion in [[Derbyshire]]. The crime scene remains undisturbed, indicating that the [[lord of the manor]] has been decapitated by the guillotine in his own museum. His head and his cousin, Captain Lothian, are both missing, along with a horse from the stable. Holmes annoys a local police inspector named Dawlish by lingering over the crime scene, but quickly resolves the mystery. |
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The Adventure of the Red Widow is a short Sherlock Holmes murder mystery by Adrian Conan Doyle. The story was published in the 1954 collection, The Exploits of Sherlock Holmes.
Holmes and Watson are invited by Scotland Yard Inspector Gregson to accompany him to an ancient country mansion in Derbyshire. The crime scene remains undisturbed, indicating that the lord of the manor has been decapitated by the guillotine in his own museum. His head and his cousin, Captain Lothian, are both missing, along with a horse from the stable. Holmes annoys a local police inspector named Dawlish by lingering over the crime scene, but quickly resolves the mystery.