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The Bishop Murder Case
A Philo Vance Mystery
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The Bishop Murder Case
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AI Voice Full Cast
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S. S. Van Dine
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About this listen
"Who killed Cock Robin?" When a man named Robin is found on a private archery range in Manhattan with an arrow through his heart, the old nursery rhyme stops being a children's game. Then a man named Sprigg is shot through the head, just like "Johnny Sprig." Each death follows a Mother Goose verse, and each is signed by a mocking correspondent who calls himself "The Bishop."
District Attorney John F.-X. Markham and Sergeant Heath are out of their depth, so they turn once again to Philo Vance: aesthete, scholar, chess player and the most brilliant amateur detective in 1920s New York. Among a household of mathematicians, physicists and chess masters, Vance must find a killer who treats murder as a game.
First published in 1929 and one of the best-loved mysteries of the Golden Age, The Bishop Murder Case is performed here unabridged by a full cast, with a distinct voice for every speaking character. Produced by EZY Studios.
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