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\"We now come to the enquiries made by the police.When suspicion was aroused, detectives investigated HarrietVane's movements and subsequently went to her flat totake a statement from her. When they told her that Boyeswas found to have died of arsenic poisoning, she appearedvery much surprised, and said, 'Arsenic What an extraordinarything!' And then, she laughed, and said, 'Why, I amwriting a book all about arsenic poisoning.' They askedher about the purchases of arsenic and other poisonswhich she had made and she admitted them quite readilyin court. They asked what she had done with the poisons,and she replied that she had burnt them because they weredangerous things to have about. The flat was searched, butno poisons of any kind were found, except such things asaspirin and a few ordinary medicines of that kind. Sheabsolutely denied having administered arsenic or any kindof poison to Philip Boyes. She was asked whether thearsenic could possibly have got into the coffee by accident,and replied that that was quite impossible, as she haddestroyed all the poisons before the end of May.\"
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\"By jove, that's a possibility.\" Wimsey made a note, andshook his head dubiously. \"But it's rather a coincidence.Unless there was a previous appointment to meet there.Still, it's worth looking into. At any rate, it's obvious thatMr. Urquhart's house and Miss Vane's flat were not theonly conceivable places where Boyes might have eaten ordrunk between seven and 10.10 that evening. Very well:under the head 'Passion' we find 1) Miss Vane (ruled outex hypothesi), 2) jealous lover, 3) ditto rival. Place,Public-house (query). Now we go on to the next motive,and that's Money. A very good motive for murderinganybody who has any, but a poor one in Boyes' case. Still,let us say, Money. I can think of three sub-headings forthat: 1) Robbery from the person (very improbable); 2)insurance; 3) inheritance.\"
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