Show Notes
It's time for memory games as Poirot reunites with a perplexed Ariadne Oliver who needs his help to solve a decades old mystery. But Poirot's already busy trying to discover who murdered a professor with a dark history at the Willoughby Institute. Or perhaps, these two strange cases are linked...
Join Adam and Frankie as they truncate this later Christie story and discuss the details before they forget...
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