Poe,Edgar Allan Murders In The Rue Morgue & Ot CD

Auguste Dupin, investigator extraordinaire, was the remarkable creation of Edgar Allan Poe. Written in the 1840s, Poe presented the acutely observant, shrewd but idiosyncratic character who, with his chronicler, provided the inspiration for the more famous Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson. Here are the three Dupin stories together on one audiobook release.

1. The Murders in the Rue Morgue 2. I Become Acquainted with Monsieur C. Auguste Dupin 3. A Stroll in the Vicinity of the Palais Royal 4. The Murders Are Reported in the Gazette Des Tribunaux 5. Additional Particulars in the Next Days Paper 6. Further Testimonies 7. Dupin and I Go to the Rue Morgue 8. Dupin Begins His Explanation 9. The Means of Egress 10. The Mode of Descent 11. More Strange Revelations 12. Dupin Reveals the Identity of the Murderer 13. A Stranger Enters the House 14. The Stranger Tells His Story 15. The Mystery of Marie Roget 16. The Details of the Case 17. I Gather All the Newspaper Reports on the Case 18. Reports from the Newspaper Letoile 19. Insinuations 20. A New Discovery 21. Dupin Begins His Observations 22. We Examine the Arguments in Letoile 23. The Rationale of the Rule 24. The Identity of the Corpose? 25. Dupin Dismisses the Insinuations 26. On the Opinions of Le Commerciel 27. On the Article in Le Soleil 28. The Following Week 29. I Wait for An Explanation 30. The Supposed Scene of the Crime 31. The Articles of Marie Roget 32. A Gang or An Individual? 33. The Pocket Handkerchief 34. Dupin Starts to Sum Up 35. Coincidences 36. The Purloined Letter 37. The Prefect Tells of the Affiar 38. The First Search for the Letter 39. A Month Later 40. The Explanation 41. Poet or Mathematician? 42. The Recovery of the Letter