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A lecturer in medical jurisprudence and his narrator-colleague investigate a baffling disappearance that triggers disputed claims under a peculiarly worded will. The narrative traces methodical forensic inquiry and legal maneuvering as executors, coroners, and solicitors contest presumptive death, while scientific tests, careful observation, and visits to courts, museums, and other locales accumulate circumstantial evidence. The investigators reconstruct events from physical, chemical, and testimonial clues, untangling deception and drafting ambiguities to determine the missing person’s fate and settle the contested estate.
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