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Who Did What in Every Agatha Christie Murder Novel

In Agatha Christie’s novels, murder and financial fraud are often intertwined.

Dorothy Gambrell

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- In Agatha Christie’s novels, murder and financial fraud are often intertwined. The murderers are more likely to be men, are partial to poison, and frequently commit the crime as part of a scam such as winning an inheritance.

Data: Murder mystery novels written by Agatha Christie, excluding thrillers. In some cases with more than one culprit, the chart is based on Christie’s main antagonist. Compiled by Bloomberg

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