An original classic whodunnit.

In February 1935 an historian was working on a new book about the Women’s Suffrage movement in the run up to the Great War. He chanced upon the details of a tragic accident that happened on August 15^th, 1913 when a protesting Suffragette fell off a platform at Paddington Station and was hit and tragically killed by the Royal Train as it was returning from a trip to the Westcountry.

Looking into the background of the deceased he was far from happy with what he found and so decided to call together all those who were involved with the victim to see if he can unravel what he considered quite possibly to have been a murder.

His invited guests were not aware that each of them has been contacted and, this evening, are shocked to have been brought back together after all these years.

As the evening unfolds, secrets are revealed, and tensions rise. The truth will be revealed before the evening is out.

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