Alexander Bonaparte Cust
- AleanderBonaartCust
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Alexander Bonaparte Cust
"In the novel The A.B.C. Murders, Alexander Bonaparte Cust is a travelling salesman with a pompous name...
He is a suspect in the murders of Alice Ascher, Betty Barnard and Carmichael Clarke, and even though he had an alibi for the murder of Betty Barnard, the police said the alibi was fake."
(Agatha Christie Wiki | Fandom)
Would it be possible to open a topic about language here? Or, maybe, already there is one. I'll be glad to take part in the conversation.
With best wishes,
AleanderBonaartCust.
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