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The Noose
The noose tied around Maria Lövgren's neck is foreign, perhaps Argentinean, one of the clues that the murderers are not native Swedes.
The Lövgrens' Horse
The horse belonging to the murder victims does not whinny in the night, which wakes the neighbor, alerting him to the crime. Wallander focuses on the horse because it seems odd that the murderer gave hay to the animal.
The Briefcase
When Johannes goes to the bank to withdraw money to pay to his mistress, he brings a brown briefcase with a cracked handle to carry the cash. The briefcase of money is missing from the crime scene.
The Withdrawal Receipt
Johannes receives a receipt for his withdrawal, with his name and address, and the amount of his withdrawal, at the bank. Then, he drops it on the floor. The withdrawal receipt is found by the murderers, who know...
This section contains 317 words (approx. 1 page at 400 words per page) |