Edgar Allan Poe - A Morgue street dual gyilkosság

Paris, sometime in the 1800s. A room whose doors and windows were locked from the inside. Inside is the body of a woman murdered with brutal cruelty. There is another victim in the yard: his mother. There are many witnesses, but the testimonies are contradictory. The police are powerless. That's when C. Auguste Dupin, the art-loving detective, who is a great observer and a master of logical deduction, enters the scene. These skills help him to solve the unusual case, while also guiding the reader through the process step by step. Edgar Allan Poe's oeuvre is a real milestone in the development of crime fiction. This volume contains three of his short stories that can be classified as detective stories, The Double Murder on Morgue Street, The Mysterious Disappearance of Marie Roget, and The Stolen Letter.