The Photograph Album Murder Case

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Our scene opens at 11 o'clock at night, as a taxi cab pulls up before a house in one of New York's finer residential districts. A young girl, attractive and well-dressed, gets out of the taxi.

The girl's eyes are blurred with tears as she starts towards the house, unaware that someone is waiting in the shadows. My key. It must be here in my handbag. If only I can get into the house, to my room before...