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Story Information: First Composed: 1992 First Published: 1992 Location: New York City and Staten Island Wolfe's Brownstone: Click to View Floorplan Writer: Robert Goldsborough Victim #1: Royal Meade Murderer: Lloyd Morgan Motive: Cover up theft of money Weapon: Two pistol bullets to head Client: Fred Durkin; Relative of Royal Meade Fee: $50,000 Story Synopsis: Robert Goldsborough story #6 about Nero Wolfe's continued exploits. Wolfe's self-esteem causes him to exonerate Fred Durkin, who is arrested for murder. Archie Goodwin likewise feels partially responsible for Durkin's predicament because Archie recommended Fred for a case at the Tabernacle of the Silver Spire. This is an unusual foray into organized religion. Reverend Barnabas Bay and his wife become suspects for the murder of an obnoxious colleague. Archie steps lightly to avoid charges of bias. Wolfe finally exposes the culprit. |
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© Page Publisher: Duane R. Hurst
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