The Crooked Man - Part One
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What is the opening premise of “The Crooked Man – Part One” and how does Sherlock set the game?
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Lend me your ears. Do not spare me from your gaze. For it is the last you will hear from me. And the last You will see. А зай. The Phantom! Descend into the bomb. This simple casket. I ask To those of you who have come here today. And those that watch the other side of these cameras. I ask you. To remember. Vish Moment. Hold it. Fight! In your mind. For that is now. Only place where I shall reside. Not In this beautiful auditorium. Not even. In this cusp. The elements. Will Take me.
Time to go. Ladies and gentlemen. There is nothing left to say. Except. NOW! You see me! No! You too.
We love you, Phantom.
Open the box! Yeah, come on opening! Oh that's it!
Get those lights up. Get those lights up, please, now. Open it. Open it. Open it. Open it. We haven't got the signal, so just open no, we just open it now. Hello, Phantom! We love you! Can we open it up, shall we? He hasn't come through. No. He hasn't come through! He's not underneath. No. Henry Yeah. Uh He's gone. He's gone.
My name is Dr. John Watson, once of the British Army Northumberland Fusilier Regiment, now a true crime podcaster based in central London. I don't have much experience in criminology, so this is mostly a record of how I met possibly the most brilliant and bizarre person I have ever and will ever know. Join me. As I document the adventures. Of Sherlock Holmes.
Yeah.
He's gone.
How does the mysterious “phantom” introduction lead into the first clue?
He's gone!
Oh No Sherlock, I'm sleeping. No you're not. Correct, I'm not, but I am giving it a damn good go. Oh for goodness Uh What? Do you believe
in magic?
I believe in getting a decent night's sleep. Can I believe in that, please? Yes. They're not mutually exclusive. You may believe
in both. Okay, great. Thanks. Well. Well what? Do you believe in magic? Um Um is possibly the worst answer you could give, John. Oh, dear E me. How is it the worst? Because it suggests you are intelligent enough to answer with no, but don't have the conviction to do so. Oh dear, what a shame. Do I believe in magic w it depends? It depends, does it indeed? Fine. Do you think your listeners believe? Our listeners. Our listeners. Do they believe in such things? Um
Um again. Oh it's very early in the morning. I'm allowed an um or two. What's
this?
What is the case that John Watson and Mariana Ametxazurra are competing to solve?
What aha. Pulled
a coin from my ear. Very impressive, mate. It is not a coin. No? No. Look at it. Follow the sparkle. And as if by magic A case shall appear. A case. It Sherlock. Delicate little things. Hold them too tightly. Try as you might to hold them. To make them your own and Apricadabra. Uh where did How did Hey Presto? In short,
I have a case for you. So you have a case for me. I do. Right. Isn't it? Usually
you that requires the cases. Mm-hmm But you require the content, so I will provide it. Chop chop, we're waiting. Who's
we?
Morning.
And who's this, your glamorous assistant?
Take a look. And these
are pictures. Yes, of
one of our victims.
One of our victims indeed. Well put, Mariana. Her name is Edna. Right. She's
nineteen. She's nineteen and she's called Edna.
You're not looking at the photos.
Fine, fine. Trying to have a coffee, but sure. Let's look at crime
scene photos. As you can see, lacerations to her throat and her back, a puncture wound above her nose and above her left eye. Many, many puncture wounds around her neck. A nasty break in the leg too here. She's lucky to be alive. Uh lock. Yes, what's This is a cat.
Yes.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of “The Crooked Man – Part One” and how does Sherlock set the game?
0:03–5:04
2
How does the mysterious “phantom” introduction lead into the first clue?
5:04–6:20
3
What is the case that John Watson and Mariana Ametxazurra are competing to solve?
6:20–10:50
4
Who is Edna the cat and why does she become the first victim?
10:50–17:49
5
What forensic details do the investigators discover at the crime scene?
17:49–25:42