I think it's Inspector Lejune, from The Pale Horse, referring to the murderer trying to frame an innocent man who couldn't possibly have committed the crime.
I think it's Inspector Lejune, from The Pale Horse, referring to the murderer trying to frame an innocent man who couldn't possibly have committed the crime. - Yes you are correct, it is Inspector Lejeune. You even have the subject right.
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Bob's niece
Right a new one;
"....and being a very obstinate, as well as a very stupid man, he refused to admit he'd made a bloomer."
is it non-series novel? - Yes it is.
Is It Miss Marple in Caribbean Mystery talking about Jason Raphiel? - No it is not.
Is it one of her late books? - Yes.
Let's say after 1960s? -Yes, it's after 1960, but not later than the decade of the 60s.
Hope that makes sense.
Here's a new quote:
"It wasn't exactly Fate," she said. "It was me!"