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The Tule Marsh Murder
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8902438793
- EAN9798902438793
- Date de parution11/07/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille225 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRare Treasure Editions
Résumé
''The Tule Marsh Murder'' is the groundbreaking 1929 Golden Age mystery novel written by pioneering author and crime reporter Nancy Barr Mavity. The book introduces her series protagonist, an aggressive and charismatic newspaper crime reporter named James Aloysius "Peter" Piper, marking his very first case.
A woman's body is discovered burned beyond recognition in a marsh near El Cerrito, California.
The relentless reporter Peter Piper dives into the case alongside a clinical psychologist named Dr.
Cavanaugh. Dr. Cavanaugh uses highly advanced, cutting-edge forensic techniques-such as examining a few unburned strands of hair-to link the corpse to Sheila O'Shay, the missing wife of a prominent millionaire. The novel is inspired by a real-life 1920s San Francisco Bay Area murder case. The character of Dr. Cavanaugh is directly modeled on Edward Oscar Heinrich, the legendary real-world forensic criminalist famously known as "America's Sherlock Holmes".
Cavanaugh. Dr. Cavanaugh uses highly advanced, cutting-edge forensic techniques-such as examining a few unburned strands of hair-to link the corpse to Sheila O'Shay, the missing wife of a prominent millionaire. The novel is inspired by a real-life 1920s San Francisco Bay Area murder case. The character of Dr. Cavanaugh is directly modeled on Edward Oscar Heinrich, the legendary real-world forensic criminalist famously known as "America's Sherlock Holmes".