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Eugene Weekly Guard in Eugene, Oregon

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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

Page

3

Mystery of the attic escape in a French laboratory case

In a fragmented narrative Rouletabille examines a crime scene at a laboratory connected to Professor Stangerson. Footmarks hidden by ink, a mysterious ceiling route, and a sealed vestibule window drive the investigation as characters discuss the escape through the attic and chimney while searching for clues.

Rouletabille Probes Yellow Room Murder Clues

Rouletabille examines the yellow room where Mile Stangerson was murdered. He analyzes blood marks on the wall, a burst door, the mattress, and hidden spaces, while Daddy Jacques and M. Darzac recount the scene. The tone remains brisk as new details and a light hair sample hint at the suspect’s identity.

Rouletabille Daddy Jacques Realotabille Rouletbille M. Jacques Dil M Mile. Stangerson Mademoiselle M. Stangerson Mattreau

The Examining Magistrate and the Stangerson Case

In a detailed interrogation at the chateau, Mile Stangerson recounts a day of work with her father, walks in the park, and a late night attack. The witness describes hearing strange sounds, borrowing a revolver, and a struggle in her yellow room as a masked intruder attempted to strangle her. Detective Rouletabille analyzes footprints, window access, and the servant Daddy Jacques, suggesting a hidden path by gravel and a lake route as the killer’s escape.

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