I read the notes carefully, increasingly confused. In the end, I put the paper down and looked at Poirot, waiting for explanations. "So, mon ami?" "I remember the Bradley case," I said slowly. "I had read about it in the newspapers back then. She was a very beautiful woman." Poirot nodded without speaking. "But help me," I said to him. "What is all this?" "Tell me first what opinion you formed after reading them." I was quite puzzled. "You gave me a report on five different murders. They all happened in different places, involving people from different social classes. Moreover, at first glance, there is no similarity among them. One was a case of jealousy, in another we have an unhappy woman who wanted to get rid of her husband, in another the motive was money, the fourth we could say had selfless motives, as the murderer did not try to avoid punishment, while the fifth was truly brutal, with the murder most likely committed under the influence of intoxication." I paused. "Is there a common element among them that I missed?" I asked uncertainly.
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