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Classic Mysteries episodes
- "The Angel," by MJ Trow
MJ Trow's fictional detectives, Grand and Batchelor, are asked to investigate the apparent murder of Charles Dickens in a new, traditional historical mystery.
6 min - "Murder in Piccadilly," by Charles Kingston
When an elderly relative is all that stands between you and a fortune, quite clearly that obstacle needs to be removed...
5 min - "The Warrielaw Jewel," by Winifred Peck
The Warrielaws all hated each other - but did they hate enough to murder for a fabulous jewel?
5 min - "Cue for Murder," by Helen McCloy
The murder took place onstage in the middle of the opening night performance before a huge crowd - yet nobody saw what happened or who did it.
6 min - "Dead Water," by Ngaio Marsh
Superintendent Alleyn of Scotland Yard finds his former teacher could be the target of a desperate killer.
7 min - "Murder of a Lady," by Anthony Wynne
Someone stabbed Lady Mary Gregor - but no weapon was in the locked room, where her body was found.
6 min - "Death in the Dentist's Chair," by Molly Thynne
Who murdered Mrs. Miller as she sat in the dentist's chair?
6 min - "The Methods of Sergeant Cluff," by Gil North
Sergeant Cluff's superior may find his subordinate's behavior exasperating - but Sergeant Cluff knows his town and his people and where to dig for the truth.
6 min - "A Silent Witness," by R. Austin Freeman
A young doctor accidentally finds a dead body - but the body disappears, and the doctor becomes the target of a determined killer. It's up to his former teacher and friend, Dr. Thorndyke, to uncover the truth.
6 min - "The Z Murders," by J. Jefferson Farjeon
The killer left his mark - a metal disk in the shape of the letter "Z." Who was the killer, who were his victims, and what was the meaning of that Z?
6 min
About Classic Mysteries
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Short reviews of classic mystery novels and stories that are worth reading and re-reading