Everything Agatha Christie

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Colonel Protheroe is the most detested man in the village. Everyone even in the vicar wishes he were dead. Soon he is, shot in the head in the vicar's own study. Faced with many suspects, only Miss Marple can find the clues that will lead to the killer.

Colonel Protheroe is the most detested man in the village. Everyone even in the vicar wishes he were dead. Soon he is, shot in the head in the vicar's own study. Faced with many suspects, only Miss Marple can find the clues that will lead to the killer.

Colonel Protheroe is the most detested man in the village. Everyone even in the vicar wishes he were dead. Soon he is, shot in the head in the vicar's own study. Faced with many suspects, only Miss Marple can find the clues that will lead to the killer.

Colonel Protheroe is the most detested man in the village. Everyone even in the vicar wishes he were dead. Soon he is, shot in the head in the vicar's own study. Faced with many suspects, only Miss Marple can find the clues that will lead to the killer.

Dr. Lloyd recalls some events. There was a tragedy when he was practicing in the Canary Islands. A death by drowning which he had witnessed, and years later, a suicide in a small English village which mimicked the earlier event. Was anything criminal involved?

The death of Dr. Rosen, a German refugee who helped bring down a secret organization, and focuses on four people his butler, niece, secretary, and gardener—who all had motives and no alibis.

While staying at the Keston Spa Hydro just before Christmas, Miss Marple meets a young couple, Jack and Gladys Sanders. Upon meeting them, Miss Marple immediately senses that Jack intends to murder his wife, despite their seemingly happy appearance.

Mrs Bantry recounts the tale of a dinner where everyone became ill and one young lady died from poisoning, foxglove leaves had been mixed in with the sage and fed to everyone. The group decides this was no accident and plays twenty questions to deduce the killer.

Jane Helier, the beautiful, if vacuous actress, tells a story of a the theft of a woman's jewels and the playwright accused of stealing them. But unlike the other cases told at the Bantrys' dinner table, Miss Marple concludes at the end she doesn't know the true solution.