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Aird in London; but I suppose they were afraid something might be
sprung on them and they wanted their references handy.
“Peter Hay, I suspect, they fastened on as being the most
dangerous witness. Probably Aird made an appointment for the
claimant, and they called at the poor old chap's cottage at night. He
evidently refused to have anything to do with them; and he was too
dangerous to leave alive; so they killed him. Then they went after the
diary—probably Aird knew about that, or else Peter may have let the
information out somehow—and they took Hay's keys to get into
Foxhills. The silver plant was an obvious muddle. They hadn't Cargill
at the back of them at the time, and they made that mistake on the
spur of the moment.
“By that time they'd got in touch with Miss Fordingbridge. Aird
would know all about her spiritualistic leanings, and they played on
that string. But soon they learned they were up against Paul
Fordingbridge; and they began to see that it would be easiest to put
him out of their road.
“Meanwhile Staveley took it into his head to work on his own by
trying to blackmail the Fleetwoods. And you know what came of that.
The rest of the gang thought they could kill two birds with one stone
—at least, the gang minus Billingford, for really I don't think
Billingford was much more than a tool.
“Now, inspector, how far does that square with all the confidences
you extracted last night from that precious pair of scoundrels? Do I
get a box of chocolates or only a clay pipe in this competition?”
The inspector made no attempt to suppress the admiration in his
tone.
“It's wonderfully accurate, sir. You're right on every point of
importance—even down to what happened in the war.”
“That's a relief,” the chief constable admitted with a laugh. “I was
rather afraid that I'd
And now I think I'll go back to the hotel and try to make my peace
with the Fleetwoods. I like them, and I'd hate to leave a false
impression of my character on their minds. Care to come along,
squire?”
THE END
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