Ep. 737, The Hollow Needle, Part 3 of 7, by Maurice Leblanc - a podcast by B.J. Harrison

Why is Beautrelet receiving threatening notes on his way back to a stale and stagnant crime scene?  Maurice Leblanc, today on The Classic Tales Podcast.

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The story so far: Young Beautrelet has uncovered a plot of Arsene Lupin’s to steal certain valuable paintings from M. de Gevres, replacing them with copies. During the heist, M. Daval, M de Gevres’ secretary was killed, and a man was shot while trying to escape. The wounded man was never found or traced – he simply disappeared.

 

And now, The Hollow Needle, Part 3 of 7, by Maurice Leblanc.

 

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