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E.J. Wagner _ The Science of Sherlock
During World War II, a secret apartment in London was maintained by the office of the Special Operations Executive. Within it, operatives created false documents and designed elaborate disguises for use by British undercover agents. The apartment was located at number 64 Baker Street.
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E.J. Wagner _ The Science of Sherlock
Passionately encouraged by her aunt, Marie married Charles and traveled with him to his home. She was shocked to discover that {the magnificent château} Le Glandier was actually a festering pile of crumbling stone - cold, gray, grim and forbidding. Worse, it was inhabited by Charles's mother, who was also cold, gray, grim, and forbidding.
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E.J. Wagner _ The Science of Sherlock
As recently as 1950, the Scottish pathologist John Glaister included in his text the tale of a man "who was apprehended after having been seen to have unnatural intercourse with a duck," leaving us to wonder precisely what natural intercourse with a duck would involve.
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E.J. Wagner _ The Science of Sherlock
Fifty years before Sherlock Holmes ﬁrst appeared, the Bow Street Runner had used the Sherlockian method of careful observation of triﬂes. The Randall matter was the ﬁrst case of ballistic identiﬁcation to be documented, and Henry Goddard remains forever inscribed in forensic history as the man who proved that the butler did it.
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E.J. Wagner _ The Science of Sherlock
Edmond Locard ordered all the local organ grinders and their simian employees brought to his laboratory. A number of the monkeys, perhaps concerned about an infringement of their civil rights, resisted ﬁngerprinting and had to be restrained. The organ grinders were more cooperative. When the burglarizing beast had been identiﬁed, his companion's rooms were searched and there the missing items were found."
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