The Poisonous Solicitor

This gripping audiobook presents a detailed investigation into the 1922 case that inspired famed mystery writers like Agatha Christie and Dorothy Sayers. Renowned author Stephen Bates explores the story of Major Herbert Armstrong, a solicitor judged guilty of arsenic poisoning, capturing the era's sensationalism and societal morals. Through vivid retelling, the narrative evokes the intrigue and atmosphere of the early 1920s.