This collection of micro-mysteries invites readers to test their wits against the fictional criminologist Professor Fordney. Each short puzzle presents a crime scene, an alibi, or a suspect's statement, followed by a question challenging the audience to spot the hidden flaw. The stories range from mountain shootings and locked-room murders to elaborate faked robberies and clever alibis that collapse under minute scrutiny. Instead of relying on complex forensic laboratories, Fordney cuts through deception by focusing on basic human stupidity and physical impossibilities, such as a suspect knowing details only a culprit could see or an alibi depending on impossible conditions. The book operates as a game of pure logic where the clues are laid out plainly, and the solution depends entirely on logical deduction rather than wild guessing.
Audiobook Minute Mysteries [Detectograms]
A collection of seventy-one short mystery puzzles where Professor Fordney uses keen observation to solve crimes. Every necessary clue is provided within each brief story.
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- detective and mystery stories
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