Murder on the Orient Express
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Or a weak woman.
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Or a strong man stabbing
the victim both strongly

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and weakly in order to confuse us.
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At least we know that
by the time of the murder,

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Ratchett was too drugged to cry out
or defend himself with this.

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But how did you guess...?
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I didn't. He showed it to me
when he offered me $15,000

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to be his bodyguard and I refused.
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Ought I to have accepted?
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Now, let us consider the ashtray.
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Two different matches.
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A smoked cigar.
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- A pipe cleaner...
- And this.

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- The initial H.
- That should not be hard to identify.

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I wonder, Christian name or surname?
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We must wait until
we examine the passports.

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Bianchi, doctor,
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has it occurred to you that there
are too many clues in this room?

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Let us proceed by examining what
I hope will prove to be the last of them.

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The burnt paper.
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I use it for the mustaches.
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What has that to do
with mustaches?

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To melt the wax.

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