Case Of Professor Eydoux And The Aspirin
Paris scholar Professor Eydoux and his secretary Mademoiselle Bonnefond were arrested in Italy on espionage charges after a holiday trip along the Italian Yugoslav frontier. They faced a Rome court where aspirin was raised as a clue to invisible ink but were sentenced to five and three years with amnesty.
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Italy
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The Case of La Bellé Sophie and No 24
A historical column examines the La Belle Sophie mystery and nearby No 24 case revealing clues, suspects, and a contested verdict. Details spotlight courtroom hints, settlement talks, and local belief in differing timelines.
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