So, Monsieur Paghoe, the murderer is most probably a member of the Armstrong family.

Yes, Dr. Constantine, it is a strong possibility.

But we have found no direct connection with the family, apart from the Princess Daguerov of who in any case would not have had

his strength to deliver such a fatal blow which of the passengers have we not yet interviewed a bure princess daguerre of's maid, I'll beguard Schmidt, Miss Debenham, who seems to interest you so much,

and the Italian Foskerelli, I think you should interview the Italian.

Very well, Monsieur Book, since you are convinced that this is the kind of

murder that only an excitable Latin could have committed, let us get it over with and talk to

Signior Fuscarelli. Of course I had been in America many, many times.

You see, I am an agent for the forticars, so naturally I go to America.

It was there that I discovered my natural genius for a salesman ship.

Ernest Potter, you must have heard of him, he is very big in Detroit. He says it to me,

Foskarelli, he said, in all of my born days.

Yeah, in your many journeys to the United States, did you ever meet the murdered man, Mr.

Ratchet?

Never, but I know the type.

Very respectable, very well addressed, but underneath it all, something is wrong.

Out of my experience, I should say he is a crook.

I give you my opinion for what it is worth.

You are quite right.

Ratchette was Cassetti, the kidnapper.

He! What did I tell you?

You remember the Armstrong case?

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