Doctored Evidence

Als eine reiche ältere Dame brutal ermordet in ihrer Wohnung aufgefunden wird, scheint der Fall klar. Doch die Hauptverdächtige, das rumänische Dienstmädchen, kommt ums Leben und erweist sich als unschuldig. Brunetti schaltet sich - inoffiziell - ein.

Informationen zum Autor Donna Leon Klappentext ' [Leon] has a wonderful feeling for the social complexities of Venice, where corruption is as old and deep and treacherous as the canals ... Like all the best detective fiction, Doctored Evidence not only solves a mystery, but also anatomises the setting in which the crime occurred' Daily Mail When a wealthy Venetian woman is found brutally murdered, the prime suspect is her Romanian maid, who dies in a tragic accident while fleeing the city, carrying a considerable sum of money and forged papers. When the old woman's neighbour returns from abroad, confessing to have given the maid the money out of pity, questions begin to arise, and Commissario Brunetti decides to take the case on himself. But what could have been the true motive for the murder in such nebulous circumstances if not greed? Or is Brunetti thinking of the wrong sin altogether? Zusammenfassung When a wealthy Venetian woman is found brutally murdered, the prime suspect is her Romanian maid, who has fled the city.

Vorwort
From Sunday Times bestselling crime author Donna Leon comes the thirteenth instalment in the Venice based Commissario Brunetti series with just as much enthralling mystery and murder as before.

Autorentext

Donna Leon

Klappentext

'[Leon] has a wonderful feeling for the social complexities of Venice, where corruption is as old and deep and treacherous as the canals ... Like all the best detective fiction, Doctored Evidence not only solves a mystery, but also anatomises the setting in which the crime occurred' Daily Mail

When a wealthy Venetian woman is found brutally murdered, the prime suspect is her Romanian maid, who dies in a tragic accident while fleeing the city, carrying a considerable sum of money and forged papers. When the old woman's neighbour returns from abroad, confessing to have given the maid the money out of pity, questions begin to arise, and Commissario Brunetti decides to take the case on himself. But what could have been the true motive for the murder in such nebulous circumstances if not greed? Or is Brunetti thinking of the wrong sin altogether?

Zusammenfassung
When a wealthy Venetian woman is found brutally murdered, the prime suspect is her Romanian maid, who has fled the city.