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Story Information: Alternate Title: The Easter Parade Murder First Composed: 1957 First Published: 1958 From Collection: And Four to Go Location: New York City Wolfe's Brownstone: Click to View Floorplan Victim #1: Mrs. Millard Bynoe (in NYC Easter parade) Murderer: Henry Frimm Motive: She planned to expose his embezzlement & flirtations Weapon: Strychnine in needle (to abdomen) Client: Millard Bynoe Fee: Police don't learn he was Santa Claus Story Synopsis: Nero Wolfe hires a sneak thief to snatch orchids from a woman during an Easter parade. Wolfe must solve her murder before his petty larceny is exposed and so that he can claim the rare orchids as part of his fee. This is one of Wolfe's most audacious performances. |
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