Murder in the Clouds

Agatha Completion Plan (Poirot Series) Detective Poirot 4-2 Thanks to the series for deleting several characters. The characters in the series alone are enough to make me face blind, because at the beginning the perspective is from Mrs. Horbury's side. I kept wondering if it was a love affair between Mr. And Mrs. Horbury and their best friend, until Mrs. Horbury went to find the old lady in the middle of the night. Jane, the heroine of the novel, is a flight attendant in the play. Poirot asked him to do several investigations for him, including borrowing books. Poirot read the detective novelist's novels before chatting with her. The archaeologist father and son were only the youngest in the play, and they behaved very suspiciously at the beginning. I asked Jane Poirot's identity. Since several stories have criminals who are smart, I suspected him, and he was carrying a flute, but it was still too obvious. It turned out that he was looking for Poirot to support himself. The doctor character was deleted. Poirot suspected everyone, and then eliminated them one by one. In the end, the victim's daughter appeared to inherit the inheritance. Looking at the motives alone, the person who had benefited the most was definitely suspicious. However, she was not on the plane at the time, so it can be said that she had sufficient alibi. Considering the ABC case, the motive is the most reliable, so Poirot kept digging deeper, even if he didn't say anything, but he must have suspected it for a long time, so he called the police to chase the heir when he left. Unfortunately, he didn't catch up, and the most suspicious person died. The police believed that the murderer committed suicide out of fear of crime, but Poirot knew that the murderer's true purpose had been achieved. PS Poirot was traveling in this episode, so I took a lot of screenshots [laughing]

Once again, I didn't expect that the murderer was the person I had never expected. They are really good at pretending, pretending to be morally noble, pretending to be lovable, but the ferocious look after the incident is revealed is really heartbreaking.

The 11th installment of Detective Poirot. On a plane flying from France to England, high above the clouds, a wealthy French woman who was lending money was killed by a poisonous needle. In addition to the deceased, there were 12 suspects in the cabin, including a handsome dentist, a lovely female hairdresser, a beautiful countess, a country noble lady, a cement company manager, a novelist, a doctor, an archaeologist and his son, Poirot. In addition to these 10 passengers, there are also 2 flight attendants. Everyone said they did not know the deceased, but everyone was likely to have financial entanglements with the French woman who lent money. Of course, except for Poirot, however, the funny thing is that the jury came to the conclusion for the first time that Poirot was the murderer! Ha ha ha ha! So, who is the murderer? Grandma keeps you guessing ~ exciting as always! [Shy][shy][shy][shy]

South African poison, dentist murder, guessing wrong, always thinking about Dizi and another doctor. The murderer is suspected of being a performer and getting married within a month, which is a bit strange. He killed others, and then the dentist shop was feared. He found the evidence to leave naturally, and killed one after another, for money and for love. It was really greedy.

Poirot is such a good man, so good to girls

The cases that Polo encountered on his travels, including the murder that took place on the plane, involved many but not too many characters. The detective's reasoning part was very graphic and quite interesting.

Highly recommended, there are not many characters and the case is easy to understand, but the murderer seems a bit unexpected, haha. All in all highly recommended 😁

I guessed the murderer! Hee hee hee

The first reaction at that time was DuPont [laughing awkwardly]

Mr. Poirot always contributes to one good thing after another in the process of investigating cases~ [laughing]

I always suspected it was another doctor, but it turned out to be this one. Grandma is so amazing👍 She gave Poirot both gray cells and warmth [Like]

Except for the change of clothes, which feels a little bit boring, everything else is great.

Although the core plot is mediocre, the novel has a good pace and is at least quite coherent while reading.

Although I feel that the whole story lacks tension, excitement and shock! But I still like this novel very much!

Very Agatha style, the narrative is always like this, from suspicion to everyone, to the final revelation of the mystery by Poirot, an unexpected ending, not bad.

Beautiful, with an unexpected ending.