95 - La misteriosa desaparición de Agatha Christie

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Ricardo Lugo 1:04
Agatha Christie, the famous British writer of mystery novels and the creator of the dear detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Her extensive works include Murder in the East Express, The Murder of Roger Croy and Ten Blacks. Her narrative ingenuity made her the most sold-out police novel author in history, and the third with the most sales after Shakespeare and the Bible. But the woman nicknamed the Queen of Mystery was loyal to her reputation for having a strange episode in her life. The afternoon of Friday, December 3, 1926, Agatha Christie left her home in Sunnydale, Berkshire, in the outskirts of southwestern London. She got into her car and disappeared. Her disappearance unleashed a persecution in which the police, public members, famous characters participated, and was even applauded by sensationalist press, which promoted the idea that the Queen of Mystery had given us a mystery in real life.
Ricardo Lugo 2:01
This strange series of events was worthy of its own works of fiction, however, unlike the mysteries solved by Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple, this was never fully explained or solved. It was 11 days in which Agatha Christie was missing, let's analyze the evidence, the records preserved in the national archives and understand what happened in that strange December of 1926. Bienvenidos a Bibliotequeando, el podcast donde resumimos libros y discutimos una variedad de temas a través de los libros. Les habla su anfitrión Ricardo Lugo. Pueden contactarme en las redes, arroba bibliotequeando, si quieren seguir apoyando el podcast. Pueden darle cinco estrellas, compartirlo con sus amigos, familiares, suscribirse al canal de YouTube donde tenemos episodios en versión video y así ayudar a lograr la meta de Bibliotequeando, de aumentar la cultura, el conocimiento y el debate educativo a través de la lectura en el habla hispana.
Ricardo Lugo 2:56
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Ricardo Lugo 3:41
Like many women in that position, her mother hoped that she would marry someone of the English high social class and thus be able to help the family financially. But instead, she falls in love with a man named Archibald Christie, better known as Archie, who was an aviator of the Royal Flying Corps belonging to the English low social class.

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