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It’s astonishing that people affiliated with a foreign authoritarian adversary are organizing demonstrations on U.S. soil and assaulting their opponents.
One morning, Paul Larkins is rudely awakened in his London home by frantic knocking and anguished shouting. A murder is announced: Maria, a 19-year-old dancer from a neighboring apartment, has been found in her bed with her throat slit. Larkins visits the scene of the crime and wonders how the perpetrator made the escape with the door locked and the key left inside and the distance from the window to the ground too far to drop. He reads testimonies in the newspaper from Maria’s landlady, fiancé, and colleague — and from a doctor who reveals Maria was pregnant. He learns that the crime’s complexities and anomalies “threaten to baffle the sagacity of the police.” He admits he found Maria attractive: “She was one of Beauty’s best thoughts.” Eventually, he also admits to killing her.