Agatha Christie's Ordeal By Innocence Read By Hugh Fraser (Part 1)

Agatha Christie's Ordeal By Innocence Read By Hugh Fraser (Part 1)
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Ordeal by Innocence: A Timeless Mystery
"Ordeal by Innocence" is one of Agatha Christie's finest standalone mystery novels, first published in 1958. The story revolves around the murder of Rachel Argyle, a wealthy philanthropist, and the chaotic aftermath it leaves on her adopted family. Initially, her son, Jacko Argyle, is convicted of the murder. However, Jacko's alibi is later proven true when Dr. Arthur Calgary presents evidence that could exonerate him-but it's too late, as Jacko has already died in prison.
The plot intensifies as Calgary’s revelation forces the family to confront the possibility that one of them could be the real killer. Tensions rise, and old wounds resurface as the narrative delves deep into psychological turmoil and family secrets. Each member of the Argyle family becomes a suspect, making this tale a riveting "whodunit."
The themes of the novel explore guilt, innocence, justice, and redemption. Christie masterfully creates an atmosphere of suspense, showing how an entire family can unravel under the strain of mistrust and hidden truths. The novel is an exemplary display of Christie’s ability to portray complex characters caught in extraordinary circumstances.

[@dianeambrose7452]

One of my favorite Agatha Christie stories

[@JK-yf9sx]

Hope no-one is trying to learn to read English from these subtitles ... so many spelling mistakes that it'll take a week to unwind my cringe muscles 😵‍💫

[@philbourque5216]

This was well adapted as a Marple.

[@xmaseveeve5259]

'Jobe'..?

[@Donna-cc1kt]

In parts? This is only one hour! Greed I suspect. No thanks.

[@caroleminke6116]

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