Move to Murder

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Pub Date May 01 2019 | Archive Date Dec 10 2018

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Description

A telephone message is left at a chess club, instructing one of its members, insurance agent William Wallace, to meet a Mr. Qualtrough. But the address given by the mystery caller does not exist, so Wallace returns home—only to find his wife Julia has been bludgeoned to death. The case turns on the telephone call. Who made it? The police thought it was Wallace, creating an alibi that might have come straight from an Agatha Christie thriller. Others believe Wallace innocent but disagree on the identity of the murderer. This Cold Case Jury book recreates the unsolved crime in an evocative and compelling way, presents fresh evidence, exposes the strengths and weaknesses of past evidence, and then asks the reader to decide what happened in one of the most celebrated cold cases of all time.

A telephone message is left at a chess club, instructing one of its members, insurance agent William Wallace, to meet a Mr. Qualtrough. But the address given by the mystery caller does not exist, so...


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ISBN 9781907324734
PRICE $13.95 (USD)
PAGES 300

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A really good interesting read. This book has obviously been very well researched and thought out.

Thank you to Netgalley for my copy.

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I love true crime and any tv drama featuring crime and murder and so this book was perfect for me. It’s a fascinating unsolved murder which although does not have many suspects still has so many answered questions the poor woman unfortunately is never likely to get justice because the evidence wasn’t collected or was lost. The book allows us all to make up our own opinions and be the jury for this story.

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