![]() ![]() ![]() Determining this partly depends on whether they decide to believe Hardman concerning his true identity, and Poirot sees no reason not to-though, he notes, him being a detective doesn’t mean he’s not guilty of murder. Poirot moves on to the murderer’s identity. For the time being, Poirot decides to follow the “1:15” hypothesis, since it seems most logically likely. Firstly, he says, the crime either took place at 1:15-as much evidence suggests, including the broken watch-or it took place at another time, with the watch planted as evidence in order to confuse investigators. In this chapter, Poirot reflects on the evidence he’s gathered so far, helping Bouc and Constantine make sense of a seemingly senseless tangle of facts. ![]()
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