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Welcome to Sherlock Holmes short stories. I'm Hugh Bonneville and from the Noiser podcast network,

this is The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet Part 2. Last time, one of London's most respected

bankers, Mr Alexander Holder, arrived at Baker Street in a state of extreme distress. Holder told Holmes and Watson that a noble

client had entrusted him with the famous Beryl Coronet, a state treasure considered priceless,

as collateral for a 50,000 pound loan. Concerned for its safety, Holder took the coronet to his home in Streatham, rather than

leave it in his offices in London. That evening, Holder told his son Arthur and his niece Mary

about the coronet and revealed where he planned to keep it. Later, Arthur, who had a history of gambling

debt, asked his father for a loan of £200.

When Holder refused, Arthur made a cryptic threat about turning to other means to raise the money.

Then, in the middle of the night, Holder was awakened by strange noises in his house.

Upon investigating, he discovered Arthur in his dressing

room, holding the coronet, which appeared to be twisted and damaged. Three of its precious barrels

were missing. Holder immediately assumed that Arthur was the thief, but the young man vehemently

protested his innocence.

With his son in police custody and his family's reputation on the verge of ruin, Holder

has turned to Sherlock Holmes as his last hope.

Now Holmes and Watson are headed to Holder's home in Streatham to find answers. My friend insisted upon my accompanying them in their expedition, which I was eager enough to do,

for my curiosity and

sympathy were deeply stirred by the story to which we had listened. I confess that the guilt of

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