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    Guinness’ Murderer: Inspector James, #4
    Guinness’ Murderer: Inspector James, #4
    Guinness’ Murderer: Inspector James, #4
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    Guinness’ Murderer: Inspector James, #4

    By Charles Müller

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    This time, Inspector James travels all the way from London to Dublin to find the murderer of an Irishman, who was poisoned by… a Guinness!

    Upon arriving at Dublin Airport he meets Inspector Lloyd, who helps him with the case, a case which leads them to the other side of Ireland, to Galway, and the Aran Islands. 

    It is on these cold islands that they finally solve the case and find the murderer…

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDRSC Publishers
    Release dateFeb 29, 2016
    ISBN9781519967169
    Guinness’ Murderer: Inspector James, #4

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      Guinness’ Murderer - Charles Müller

      Inspector James

      V.4 Guinness’ murderer

      Original title of the work: Guinness’ murderer

      Original language of the work: English

      Translator: None

      Cover’s picture: © 2015, DRSC Publishers

      Cover’s designer: © 2015, DRSC Designers

      Website: drscpublishers.dk

      E-mail: drscpublishers@drscpublishers.eu

      Edition: 2nd Edition

      Published in 2016

      © 2016, DRSC Publishers

      Index

      PREFACE

      CHAPTER I

      CHAPTER II

      CHAPTER III

      CHAPTER IV

      CHAPTER V

      CHAPTER VI

      CHAPTER VII

      CHAPTER VIII

      CHAPTER IX

      CHAPTER X

      CHAPTER XI

      PREFACE

      POLICE PRESS STATEMENT

      This time, Inspector James’ investigation will be different.

      An Irish man dies after drinking a Guinness beer, a beer that was, obviously, poisoned. Since the victim of the murder was half-Irish and half-Scottish, to help with the investigation, Inspector James is required to travel to Dublin and work together with an Irish police officer to find the murderer.

      That’s why this story takes place in Dublin rather than London.

      So, we won’t see much of Inspector James’ Assistant, Georges, in this story.

      In Ireland the most well-known beer is, of course, the Guinness. It is symbolised frequently in the country and there are even many souvenirs in the form of beer glasses with Guinness’ logo on them.

      Jameson is a very good quality Irish whiskey. That’s why it is funny that the victim, who’s surname is Jameson, died poisoned by a Guinness.

      Any questions?

      I suppose the answer is no, so we can get to solving the case.

      Oh, yes, there is one thing... mmm...Never mind, I’ve forgotten it!

      Good luck, Inspector James!

      CHAPTER I

      Arriving in Ireland

      After a short flight from Heathrow Airport the plane, which Inspector James is on, lands in Dublin Airport.

      Back in London, his superior told him somebody would be expecting him at the airport terminal, and it seems he was right.

      While walking down the corridor,

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