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An art teacher has been bludgeoned to death and robbed while painting at a lake. An idiot boy who acts as a parking attendant has been arrested. He has the victim's purse in his pocket and bloodstains on his shirt. Can he be innocent? The story is characterised by a lengthy and gentle interrogation carried out by a policeman and doctor which shows a fairly advanced understanding for its time of somebody we would now describe as 'having learning difficulties'. |
John Bull, 15 April 1961 |
Included in the collection Crime and Detection, ed. John Higgins.