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Story Information: First Composed: 1945 First Published: 1948 From Collection: Curtains for Three Location: New York City Wolfe's Brownstone: Click to View Floorplan Victim #1: Sigmund Keyes (on horse in NYC Central Park) Murderer: Victor Talbott Motive: Refused to let Talbott marry his daughter Weapon: .38 pistol (in chest) Client: Frank Broadyke, Dorothy Keyes, Ferdinand Pohl, Audrey Rooney and Wayne Safford Fee: Unspecified Story Synopsis: Nero Wolfe solves a spectacular mounted murder in Central Park, which ends in exposure of the culprit and a horse chase through the Park. Nearly all of the clients are arrested as Wolfe meticulously sifts through the meager clues. Two suspects slug it out in the office when Archie Goodwin steps to the hallway. |
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© Page Publisher: Duane R. Hurst
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