Silk Stocking Murders
Anthony Berkeley
Play
Length 8 h 7 min
Chapters 25
First published 1928
A ROGER SHERINGHAM MYSTERY. When the daughter of a country parson goes missing in London, Roger Sheringham receives a letter from her father pleading for help. As the amateur sleuth investigates, he discovers that the girl is already dead, found hanging from a door by her own silk stocking. It is presumed suicide, but when more young women are found dead in the same manner, questions arise. Was it merely copycat suicide, or will the case lead Sheringham into a maze of murder?
Chapters
1
A Letter for Mr. Sheringham Read by James R. Hedrick 15:09
2
Mr. Sheringham Wonders Read by James R. Hedrick 13:31
3
Miss Carruthers is Dramatic Read by James R. Hedrick 17:57
4
Two Deaths and a Journey Read by James R. Hedrick 16:10
5
Enter Chief-Inspector Moresby Read by James R. Hedrick 14:29
6
Detective Sheringham, of Scotland Yard Read by James R. Hedrick 15:34
7
Getting to Grips with the Case Read by James R. Hedrick 20:42
8
A Visitor to Scotland Yard Read by James R. Hedrick 20:01
9
Notes and Queries Read by James R. Hedrick 18:46
10
Lunch for Two Read by James R. Hedrick 19:55
11
An Interview and a Murder Read by James R. Hedrick 14:23
12
Scotland Yard at Work Read by James R. Hedrick 20:12
13
A Very Difficult Case Read by James R. Hedrick 18:00
14
Detective Sheringham Shines Read by James R. Hedrick 17:13
15
Mr. Sheringham Diverges Read by James R. Hedrick 18:31
16
Anne Intervenes Read by James R. Hedrick 19:53
17
An Unofficial Combination Read by James R. Hedrick 22:08
18
"An Arrest is Imminent" Read by James R. Hedrick 22:57
19
Mr. Sheringham is Busy Read by James R. Hedrick 19:18
20
Alarms and Excursions Read by James R. Hedrick 20:40
21
Anne has a Theory Read by James R. Hedrick 23:25
22
The Last Victim Read by James R. Hedrick 22:14
23
The Trap is Set Read by James R. Hedrick 16:35
24
The Trap is Sprung Read by James R. Hedrick 24:46
25
Round the Good XXXX Read by James R. Hedrick 34:37
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