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Did you like the story? Why? Why not?
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Who did the murderer really want to kill? Why?
Mrs. Flack wanted to kill Angela Everett, Sir Michael’s secretary, because she thought Angela was a bad woman.
Who was the murderer?
Mrs. Flack, the housekeeper.
Who made the bow which killed Sir Michael?
Sir Michael made that bow when he was in the army.
How exactly did Sir Michael die?
Sir Michael was in his study and wanted to drink some whisky. He opened the freezer to get some ice. This started a mechanism that shot an icicle into his heart
What were the three questions that K wanted to answer about Sir Michael’s crime?
HOW was Sir Michael murdered? WHO murdered him? WHY was he murdered?
Did K have a lot of experience as a detective?
No, she didn’t. It was her first case.
Who was K?
Katrina Kirby, the detective. People called her “K”.
Who were the suspects?
Lady Elizabeth Gray: wife; Colonel William Fawcett: Friend: Miss Angela Everett: secretary; Mr Andrew Cavell: Lady Elizabeth's brother; Nancy Flack: housekeeper
Where did Sir Michael die? And what was peculiar about the room and his body?
He died violently in his study. The room was locked from the inside. There was blood and water on his shirt and a whisky glass on the floor near his hand.
Who was the murder victim? And what can you tell me about him?
The murder victim was Sir Michael Gray. He was very rich. He was a Director of Cavell Industries. He was fifty-five years old.


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