Schachmatt für den Mörder - Sherlock Holmes

London, November 1898. The rain lashes against the windowpanes as a distraught visitor hurries to Sherlock Holmes's apartment. A chess match for five thousand pounds is being played at a remote country estate in Surrey—and one of the players has received an anonymous letter, signed only with the sketch of a black knight. A room, locked from the inside. The only window firmly closed. And inside—the poisoned lord. No one entered the room. No one left. Four people under one roof, cut off from the world by the storm. Each of them carries their own secret, their own guilt, their own reason for wishing for death. But only one knows how to outwit the impossible itself… And in the poisoned man's cooling hand, Holmes finds a tiny white ivory figurine—the final message of a genius who, even in death, made his flawless move. This story was written and narrated by Alexander Nachtfall—with deep respect and heartfelt thanks to the listener!