Maigret & the Hundred Gibbets | Murder Mystery | Radio Drama | Re-upload

A classic detective Maigret story
Maigret's curiosity about the peculiar behavior of a shabbily dressed, middle-aged man waiting in a train station leads to a tragic suicide. His sense of guilt draws him into a journey as he looks into the life of the dead man.

[@maxonlamb8063]

Thank you for posting all these chefs-d'œuvre 🙏

[@bernieobeirne2758]

No cat today

[@kellygnow1]

Thank you ❤

[@davesky538]

Definitely one of me top favorite radio dramas ever!

[@wyominghome4857]

I listen to these again and again. Thank you!

[@trinidad2450]

I’m still at the beginning of the story, and already my suspicions came up when a “wife” shows up and the deceased can’t say one way or another if it’s true. Let’s see if it’s unfounded or I was on the right trail.

[@emcarver8983]

What is that fabulous blues playing please???

[@joeydell]

It is called Blue Mood by Robert Munzinger

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Ludicrous plot ! Typical of later Simenon period. He knew the books would sell so couldn't be bothered spending time or effort on a plot.....his fans on here
seen to like it so.maybe he was right !!

[@marisamartin3664]

I disliked Maigret in this story immensely. He was a privileged criminal posing as a police man.

[@susanleishman8422]

Love this music. Can anyone tell me what it is?

[@joeydell]

It is called Blue Mood by Robert Munzinger

[@susanleishman8422]

@@joeydell thank you. The music and the voices, I'm off to sleep in no time.

[@wyominghome4857]

@@susanleishman8422 I get so engrossed in the story I can't go to sleep!

[@2msvalkyrie529]

The Birdie Song ?

[@marisamartin3664]

I care about justice and that is one of the reasons I love (some) mystery series. However, the outrageous class privileges shown in this story made Maigret a monster. He committed a felony against an innocent man which caused his death. He never turned himself in for grand theft and illegal surveillance, but just pathetic attempts to make comfort himself about it.

[@wherami]

Did he say adapted for radio by Betty Davis?

[@wyominghome4857]

I don't think it's Bette Davis.

[@sheibanineda2488]

Errors exempted it is Betty Davies 😊

[@wyominghome4857]

@@sheibanineda2488 You may be right. There's a Betty Davies listed as a writer at IMDb. Very few credits, but then IMDb doesn't list radio credits.

[@vicsaunders9710]

Many thanks 👍👏🇬🇧

[@catherinehumanic622]

I look for these.

[@dwndmc]

Thank u excellent!

[@jerethamorfin5402]

Where’s the kitty?

[@stormstanford2405]

Not going to swear to it but window behind, the one that is on the ground floor, but higher than the others

[@bubblegum8643]

Behind the man with the suitcase on the top most left windowsill. As far as I can tell...

[@jerethamorfin5402]

Thank you 😊

[@caroltn793]

Thought that was a plant

[@wyominghome4857]

I thought it was on the peak of the roof behind the bowler hat. Hard to say.