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While looking into the theft of several precious artifacts, Alleyn is called to investigate a murder of Charles Rankin at a gathering that includes Agatha Troy, his girlfriend. Rankin had brought a precious dagger to the event. Complicating things further is that Troy is close to these people and resents some of Alleyn's questioning. A parallel and inter-related crime for Alleyn is to identify the art thieves. Written by
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The novel 'A Man Lay Dead"' was published in 1932, but this adaptation takes place sometime after 1946.
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Agatha Troy:
Ros couldn't have murdered Charles. She really loved him.
Chief Inspector Alleyn:
Well, I'm sorry, Troy, but in my experience love is a very powerful motive for murder.
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