Enigmatic Deaths at Vantine Estate Deepens Mystery
In New York, Philip Vantine dies under mysterious circumstances after a French visitor dies earlier in the day. Police link a poisoned right hand wound to a female suspect while investigators probe Vantine’s past and a hidden cabinet. The scene shifts to an inquest with Mr. Lester, the attorney, supervising staff retained for testimony.
Strange FrenchmanKilled Near Boule Cabinet Mystery
Philip Vantine receives an antique Boule cabinet from Paris by mistake. A mysterious Frenchman is found dead near the item with poison said to have entered through two wounds on his hand. Vantine's friends Lester and Godfrey, a reporter, pursue the unsettling clues.
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The Woman in the Case Chapter IV Reveals Secret
Rogers recounts how Mr. Vantine ordered lights lit in the room and next doorway after dinner, as Grady presses him to detail the events of that night. The exchange signals a forthcoming disclosure of a sordid hidden truth.
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