HOMICIDE HOUSE

Murder is happening in a dark house in post WWII London where bombed-out buildings are still part of the neighborhood landscape. This particular old house was truly one of a kind that was overflowing with atmosphere, dripping with character, and loaded with history. That history included tales of betrayed love and bitter vengeance, but Mr. Pinkerton found that such stories only added to the mansion's charm. That vision of charm only lasted until the night when ghosts of hatred and violence rose to sweep again through darkened hallways, trailing black scandal, and bloody murder. Once again, Mr. Pinkerton, a quiet unassuming widower with watery eyes, finds himself embroiled in mystery to the frustration of Detective Inspector Bull of Scotland Yard.