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realities. But she never was identified, and, after a time I decided, as also,
I think, did the police, that Emma Robey was a fictitious name and that
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crime. I mean the absence of any real attempt to conceal its authorship."
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elaborate suggestion of suicide?"
"No," he replied, "but I don't regard that as a serious attempt. The po-
lice did not entertain the idea of suicide for a moment, and neither did I.
The whole circumstances shouted 'murder.' Nor did the murderer seem
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made the discovery herself and called in the police. But she would not
run this risk but took the more prudent course of absconding, and in do-
ing so, frankly abandoned the pretence of suicide."
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