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Updated: June 9, 2025
But no trace had they found of those whom they sought. For the first time within Kerry's memory, or, indeed, within the memory of any member of the Criminal Investigation Department, Detective-Sergeant Coombes had ceased to smile when the appalling truth was revealed to him that Sin Sin Wa had vanished that Sin Sin Wa had mysteriously joined that invisible company which included Kazmah, Mrs.
We found a little group of men gathered about the chair in which sat the huddled body. Two of them I already knew. One was Detective-sergeant Simmonds, and the other Coroner Goldberger, both of whom I had met in previous cases. Simmonds was a stolid, unimaginative, but industrious and efficient officer, with whom Godfrey had long ago concluded an alliance offensive and defensive.
Every possible means had been taken to intercept him, and whilst Gatton, inspired by I know not what hopes, had hastened to the burning Bell House, I had set out in the police car in pursuit of Dr. Damar Greefe accompanied by Detective-Sergeant Blythe upon whom, apparently, the onus of the fiasco rested.
If you should hear anything of this Chang Li, you'll communicate with us, Mr. Yada?" The Japanese smiled openly. "Most improbable, Mr. Detective-Sergeant!" he answered. "I know no more than what I have said. For more information, you should go to the Chinese Legation." "Good idea, sir thank you," said Ayscough.
"What is the meaning of Si-Fan?" Detective-sergeant Fletcher had asked that morning. None of us could answer him; none of us knew.
Detective-Sergeant R. Outram was the head officer, and he produced his warrant at Mr. Bradlaugh's request; he was accompanied by two detective officers, Messrs. Simmons and Williams. Mr. Bradlaugh told him, with a twinkle in his eye, that he was too late, but offered him every facility for searching.
In a reasonably short space of time, he had put by the three thousand dollars that were the price of his promotion to detective-sergeant. He did not like paying three thousand dollars for promotion, but there must be sinking of capital if an investment is to prosper. Mr. McEachern "came across," and climbed one more step up the ladder. As detective-sergeant, he found his horizon enlarged.
"I think he has hurt you pretty badly, old man," he said gently. John Lexman nodded. "He has, damn him," he said between his teeth. The Chief Commissioner's motor car was waiting outside and in this T. X., Mansus, and a detective-sergeant were whirled off to Cadogan Square. Fisher was in the hall when they rung the bell and opened the door instantly. He was frankly surprised to see his visitors.
"Oh, was he?" exclaimed the detective-sergeant, with some suspicion. "It's rather a pity that he's been sent out again. He might be able to tell us something." "He'll be back in an hour, I should think." "Yes, but every hour is of consequence in a matter of this sort," remarked the sergeant.
"Can you let me have the facts of this Horbury affair?" "We've come to save you the trouble," answered Polke. "This gentleman Detective-Sergeant Starmidge, of the C.I.D., Mr. Parkinson wants to have a bit of a transaction with you." Parkinson eyed the famous detective with as much wonder as Neale had felt on the previous evening. "Oh!" he exclaimed. "Pleased to meet you, sir I've heard of you.
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