Edna Cayne

"... But to save- myself oven from that I wouldn't havo killed him. Take lt from a man who is practically on his deathbed that's tho truth. But to kill Edna Cayne? Let mo got on a little, and I'll try to explain about that. "When I cleaned Edna's gun the even ing before, I purposely left her finger marks all over it, arid took care to leave none of my own. She was really careful to unload tho ..."

"... and out of Ibo cellar, following tl drains. I did take one look up the ron from tho front of tho house to see lhere was any sign of Edna Cayne, bi in general J. avoided an open look-oi for her. As you guessed, I could wntc for her by reflection in tho window ( tho sitting-room. I could be in ..."

"... suicide or murder by a person or persons unknown? establishes the fact that Wakeling had no enemies, was well liked by hls neighbors and the slaff of servants employed. Edna Cayne had much to lose and nothing to geln by hls death. For too. lt came at a most Inopportune time. What, lf any connection lay tlm •death, sometime bo- fore, ..."

"... sort of gasp. "Thon - something has hoop found out about poor Graeme's death - it wasn't just an accident?" Who Loaded the Gun ? TN normal circumstances, Mrs. Edna Cayne at first glance would have seemed young for tho wedding-ring on. her loft hand. She was slender, tall ish, fair, and beautifully set on her neat feet. It was this ..."