Characters
Evidence
The Crime
The Daisy Armstrong Case
Agatha Christie
100

Belgian detective with a mustache  

Hercule Poirot

100

What is missing from Ratchett's room?

The weapon, a knife

100

Who is murdered?

Ratchett

100

What is Ratchett's real name?

Cassetti

100

Which genre did Agatha Christie primarily write for?

Mystery/Detective fiction

200

An American woman who talks a lot

Mrs. Hubbard

200

Why do the investigators assume the killer exited through the window?

The window is open, and the door was locked and chained shut.

200

How was the victim killed?

Stabbed

200

What did the kidnapper want in exchange for Daisy's return?

Money

200

What country was Agatha Christie from?

England

300

The director of the train company, a friend of the detective

M. Bouc

300

Based on the wounds, which hand did the killer use?

Both

300

On the night of the murder, what noise awakens Poirot?

A groan or a cry

300
What happened to Daisy's parents?

They both died

300

How did Agatha Christie gain knowledge of poisons?

By serving as a nurse and pharmacy assistant in World War I

400

An old Russian woman who is very ugly

Princess Dragomiroff 

400

Which initial is embroidered on the handkerchief? 

"H"

400

On the night of the murder, why does Mrs. Hubbard call the porter?

She says there was a man in her room

400
Who did the police wrongly suspect was somehow connected to Daisy's disappearance? 

The nursemaid

400

Two stressful events happened before Agatha Christie went missing, identify one of them

Her mother died, and her husband asked for a divorce 

500

This male character was seen having an intense conversation on the Taurus Express

Colonel Arbuthnot 

500

What is found in the pocket of the victim's pajamas?

A pocket watch

500

When Poirot looks out in the hallway for a second time, what does he see?

A woman in a red kimono 

500

How old was Daisy Armstrong when she was kidnapped?

3

500

What are the only authors/books that have outsold Agatha Christie? (Name at least one)

The Bible and William Shakespeare

M
e
n
u