5. Old Bones by Herman Petersen [5 deaths] (1/20/26) 8. "Chambrun & the Electronic Ear" by Hugh Pentecost [one death]
9. "The Poisoned Dow '08" by Dorothy L. Sayers [one death]
10. "The Stripper" by H. H. Holmes (one death)
11. "Wally the Watchful Eye" by Paul W. Fairman [one death]
12. "They Can Only Hang You Once" by Dashiell Hammett [2 deaths]
13. "Wild Goose Chase" by Ross Macdonald [3 deaths]
14. "File #1: The Mayfield Case" by Joe Goes [one death]
15. "About the Perfect Crime of Mr. Digberry" by Anthony Abbot [one death]
16. "The Devil Is a Gentleman" by Charles B. Child [one death]
17. "A Winter's Tale" by Frances & Richard Lockridge [one death]
18. "The Motive" by Ellery Queen [3 deaths]
19. "Cause for Suspicion" by George Harmon Coxe [one death]
20. "The Botany Pattern" by Victor Canning [3 deaths]
Commitment met
21. "H as in Homicide" by Lawrence Treat [one death]
22. "Nightshade" by Ed McBain [6 deaths]
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********************The following are from Troubled Daughters, Twisted Wives by Sarah Weinman, ed (2/18/26)
28. "The Heroine" by Patricia Highsmith [one death]
29. "A Nice Place to Stay" by Nedra Tyre [5 deaths]
30. "Lavender Lady" by Barbara Callahan [one death]
31. "Sugar & Spice" by Vera Caspary [2 deaths]
32. "The Purple Shroud" by Joyce Harrington [one death]
33. "The Stranger in the Car" by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding [2 deaths]
34. "The Splintered Monday" by Charlotte Armstrong [one death]
35. "Lost Generation" by Dorothy Salisbury Davis [one death]
36. "Mortmain" by Miriam Allen Deford [one death]
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62. Who Done It? by Jon Scieszka (compiler & editor) [4 deaths] (4/25/26) 64. "The Wendigo Goes Home" by Sara Dobie Bauer [one death]
65. "The Death of Halpin Frayser" by Ambrose Bierce [2 deaths]
66. "The Moonlit Road" by Ambrose Bierce [one death]
67. "The Rector of Veilbye" by Steen Steensen Blicher [3 deaths]
68. "Dr. Hyde, Detective & the White Pillars Murder" by G. K. Chesterton [one death]
69. "Who Killed Zebedee?" by Wilkie Collins [one death]
70. "The Problem of Dead Wood Hall" by Dick Donovan [2 deaths]
71. "The Brazilian Cat" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle [one death]
72. "Nineteen Sixty-Four Ford Falcon" by Tim Foley [2 deaths]
73. "Mama Said" by Steven Thor Gunnin [2 deaths]
74. "Six Aspects of Cath Baduma" by Kate Heartfield [one death]
75. "The Thing Invisible" by William Hope Hodgson [one death]
76. "Freedom Is Not Free" by David M. Hoenig [5 deaths]
77. "Mademoiselle de Scuderi" by E. T. A. Hoffman [6 deaths]
78. "Pigeons from Hell" by Robert E. Howard [6 deaths]
79. "Two Out of Three Rule" by Patrick J. Hurley [one death]
80. "The Well" by W. W. Jacobs [2 deaths]
81. "In the Penal Colony" by Franz Kafka [one death]
82. "Getting Shot in the Face Still Stings" by Michelle Ann King [2 deaths]
83. "The Return of Imray" by Rudyard Kipling [2 deaths]
84. "Less Than Katherine" by Claude Lalumiere [8 deaths]
85. "The Hound" by H. P. Lovecraft [one death]
86. "From Beyond" by H. P. Lovecraft [2 deaths]
87. "Drive Safe" by K. A. Mielke [2 deaths]
88. "In the Dark" by Edith Nesbitt [3 deaths]
89. "The Cask of Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe [one death]
90. "The Azure Ring" by Arthur B. Reeves [three deaths]
91. "Redux" by Alexandra Camille Renwick [one death]
92. "The First Seven Deaths of Mildred Orly" by Fred Senese [6 deaths]
93. "Markheim" by Robert Louis Stevenson [one death]
94. "The Dualists by Bram Stoker [4 deaths]
95. "Mister Ted" by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt [3 deaths]
96. "Cheese" by Ethel Lina White [one death]
97. "Corpses Removed, No Questions Asked" by Dean H. Wild [4 deaths]
98. "Lord Savile's Crime: A Study of Duty" by Oscar Wilde [2 deaths]
99. "Fragments of Me" by Nemma Wollenfang [one death]
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114. Spellbound by Francis Beeding [6 deaths] (6/13/26) 125.
Thanks again for the promo, Bev! We welcome new examiners to the morgue at any time, there are plenty of bodies to be processed. Those with a morbid sense of curiousity can peek in the 2025 morgue at http://rickmillsproject.com/reading_challenges/medical_examiner/2025/index.html . New examiners are always welcome and can receive their very own real Toe Tags to use as bookmarks, or to tie on unsuspecting people at the beach.
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