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Agatha Christie's Poirot Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna

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<strong>Agatha</strong> Christie’s <strong>Poirot</strong> <strong>Episode</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

and was part of the evening’s delivery. This helps time the death. In response to the question of<br />

relatives, <strong>Poirot</strong> is told that Henry had a twin brother, Anthony, who died on the afternoon of the<br />

same day as his brother after a long illness and that their only surviving relative is a nephew,<br />

George Lorrimer. <strong>Poirot</strong> is interested in the dead man’s teeth and it is confirmed that they were<br />

very white for their age...<br />

After several calls of investigation, <strong>Poirot</strong> meets Lorrimer and accuses him of murder. Lorrimer’s<br />

response proves the accusation has hit home.<br />

Meeting Bonnington again, <strong>Poirot</strong> explains: Anthony left a large fortune to his dead, but estranged,<br />

brother. Lorrimer would eventually inherit but was impatient for the money. He actually<br />

murdered his uncle in the afternoon of the third upon hearing of the death of the twin and again,<br />

in disguise, impersonated his uncle at the restaurant (the previous occasion on the Monday being<br />

a practice run). However he forgot to impersonate his uncle’s eating habits and ordered different<br />

foods to those usually chosen, including blackberry tart for dessert. His uncle didn’t eat food<br />

which stained the teeth whereas Lorrimer’s teeth are stained. He further amended the postmark<br />

on the letter he had sent on the second to give a false time of death and then joined a bridge<br />

party in Wimbledon immediately after eating at the restaurant to give himself an alibi.<br />

There is reference to the cricket match played in 1934, England vs Australia. Hastings reads<br />

from a newspaper mentioning that Verity took 14 wickets for 70 and 6 of them in the last hour.<br />

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