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The Lauriston Garden Mystery
A lifeless body, a word scrawled in blood, and no sign of how—or why—it all happened. Holmes enters the shadows of Lauriston Gardens to illuminate the truth. 🩸🕵️♂️
The Lauriston Garden Mystery
Holmes and Watson are called to the scene of a strange and brutal murder in the quiet enclave of Lauriston Gardens. The victim lies dead without a wound, yet the word "RACHE" is ominously painted in blood across the wall. The puzzle is chilling—and Holmes wastes no time in unraveling its twisted edges.
As footsteps are measured and cigar ash is analyzed, a deeper conspiracy begins to unfold. Holmes shows Watson, and listeners, how the smallest clues lead to the darkest revelations.
In The Lauriston Garden Mystery, deduction meets the grotesque, and murder walks quietly among civility. This episode is part of our immersive Sherlock Holmes Podcast Series—faithfully adapted and produced to capture the intensity and nuance of each case.
Written and created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Previous Chapter: The Science of Deduction 🔬
Next Chapter: What John Rance Had to Tell
Listen to new Sherlock Holmes episodes every day at 10 AM and 9 PM 🎧—plus the best 70s, 80s, and 90s music—only on https://livingradiouk.com
Contact the team: [email protected]
Further reading available: https://ignisart.com/camdenhouse/canon/index.html
The Lauriston Garden Mystery | Sherlock Holmes Detective Podcast
#SherlockHolmesPodcast #ClassicDetective #AudioDrama #VictorianMystery #LivingRadioUK
For a deeper dive into Holmesian drama, explore these legendary portrayals and the actors who brought them to life:
- Jeremy Brett in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
- Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman in Sherlock (BBC)
- Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and A Game of Shadows
- Basil Rathbone in the 1930s–40s film series
- Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu in Elementary
- Stephen Fry as Mycroft Holmes
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By Living Radio UKA lifeless body, a word scrawled in blood, and no sign of how—or why—it all happened. Holmes enters the shadows of Lauriston Gardens to illuminate the truth. 🩸🕵️♂️
The Lauriston Garden Mystery
Holmes and Watson are called to the scene of a strange and brutal murder in the quiet enclave of Lauriston Gardens. The victim lies dead without a wound, yet the word "RACHE" is ominously painted in blood across the wall. The puzzle is chilling—and Holmes wastes no time in unraveling its twisted edges.
As footsteps are measured and cigar ash is analyzed, a deeper conspiracy begins to unfold. Holmes shows Watson, and listeners, how the smallest clues lead to the darkest revelations.
In The Lauriston Garden Mystery, deduction meets the grotesque, and murder walks quietly among civility. This episode is part of our immersive Sherlock Holmes Podcast Series—faithfully adapted and produced to capture the intensity and nuance of each case.
Written and created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Previous Chapter: The Science of Deduction 🔬
Next Chapter: What John Rance Had to Tell
Listen to new Sherlock Holmes episodes every day at 10 AM and 9 PM 🎧—plus the best 70s, 80s, and 90s music—only on https://livingradiouk.com
Contact the team: [email protected]
Further reading available: https://ignisart.com/camdenhouse/canon/index.html
The Lauriston Garden Mystery | Sherlock Holmes Detective Podcast
#SherlockHolmesPodcast #ClassicDetective #AudioDrama #VictorianMystery #LivingRadioUK
For a deeper dive into Holmesian drama, explore these legendary portrayals and the actors who brought them to life:
- Jeremy Brett in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
- Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman in Sherlock (BBC)
- Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and A Game of Shadows
- Basil Rathbone in the 1930s–40s film series
- Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu in Elementary
- Stephen Fry as Mycroft Holmes
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.