Send us a text A man lies dead by a quiet pool, a son stands accused, and the village is certain the case is closed. We step onto the platform with a telegram in hand and a question in mind: what if the obvious story is the wrong one? From the first “cooee” echo to the last whisper of “a rat,” we track how tiny details can overturn a perfect narrative. We walk you through Holmes’s chain of reasoning as he reads the ground like a book: square-toed prints that come and go, a right-sided limp, t...
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Send us a text A man lies dead by a quiet pool, a son stands accused, and the village is certain the case is closed. We step onto the platform with a telegram in hand and a question in mind: what if the obvious story is the wrong one? From the first “cooee” echo to the last whisper of “a rat,” we track how tiny details can overturn a perfect narrative. We walk you through Holmes’s chain of reasoning as he reads the ground like a book: square-toed prints that come and go, a right-sided limp, t...
Send us a text Could a single name uttered in an argument hold the key to unlocking a mystery over a century old? This episode takes listeners on an exploration of the puzzling case of Colonel James Barclay's death in the early 1890s. Colonel Barclay's life appeared idyllic with his wife, Nancy Devoy, until an evening shattered by a quarrel and a mysterious utterance of the name "David." We examine the curious disappearance of a door key, baffling footprints, and the presence of an unusual an...
Sherlock Holmes Alone
Send us a text A man lies dead by a quiet pool, a son stands accused, and the village is certain the case is closed. We step onto the platform with a telegram in hand and a question in mind: what if the obvious story is the wrong one? From the first “cooee” echo to the last whisper of “a rat,” we track how tiny details can overturn a perfect narrative. We walk you through Holmes’s chain of reasoning as he reads the ground like a book: square-toed prints that come and go, a right-sided limp, t...
