Agatha Christie - Miss Marples Fälle 05 - Die überlistete Spiritistin | Hörbuch

ATTENTION: The "Miss Marple" from the original stories does not correspond to Margaret Rutherford's interpretation from the famous black-and-white films, but appears much more reserved and less assertive. "Motive v Opportunity" by Agatha Christie, from 1932, translated into German by Maria Meinert. Published in "Miss Marple's Cases," Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 2008. A former detective inspector, a writer, a lawyer, an artist, and a pastor meet – and this isn't the beginning of a bad joke, because they meet at the writer's aunt's house, the home of the legendary Miss Jane Marple, in St. Mary Mead. Every Tuesday, the members of the "Tuesday Night Club" attempt to solve an unsolved crime. Everyone presents their solution, but the often overlooked Miss Marple always demonstrates the best intuition. The small, somewhat dusty lawyer, Mr. Petherick, tells this distinguished audience about an interesting incident from his professional life. So this time, it's not about murder, but about the problem of a will that has, quite literally, disappeared. I'm not a trained speaker, as you'll probably notice, so it's always worth buying a real audiobook. Enjoy listening!