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File No. 113
Chapters (25)
- I 0:00
- II 2:00
- III 28:04
- IV 1:36:20
- V 2:10:03
- VI 2:45:49
- VII 3:36:05
- VIII 4:07:59
- IX 4:36:31
- X 4:56:39
- XI 5:23:34
- XII: The Drama 6:15:06
- XIII 7:04:34
- XIV 7:26:09
- XV 8:27:50
- XVI 9:08:51
- XVII 10:11:52
- XVIII 10:57:55
- XIX 12:24:47
- XX 13:29:58
- XXI 13:56:24
- XXII: The Catastrophe 14:26:32
- XXIII 15:15:19
- XXIV 15:35:20
- XXV 16:12:48
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A bank safe is robbed. Only two men have both the key and the combination to the safe. The police naturally look to the employee rather than the owner of the bank. But Monsieur Lecoq, as always, sees what everyone else misses. Was it one of the two? Or was it a seemingly impossible third party? Only Lecoq will be able to determine it. But why doesn’t he want his involvement in the case known?
Like Gaboriau’s two novels before it, File No. 113 is a mystery with a Dickensian tragedy behind it. Men and women of good character, of bad character, and good character who make bad choices abound, and remind us that the best mysteries have great personalities inhabiting them.