The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie | Hercule Poirot #2 | Full Audiobook
On the golf course, the body of a wealthy businessman was found. Hercule Poirot feels responsible because he was called for help, which the deceased did not live to receive.
*Table of contents:*
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:44 01. A Fellow Traveller
00:11:29 02. An Appeal for Help
00:32:51 03. At the Villa Genevieve
00:51:26 04. The Letter Signed “Bella”
01:06:48 05. Mrs. Renauld’s Story
01:23:04 06. The Scene of the Crime
01:35:24 07. The Mysterious Madame Daubreuil
01:56:26 08. An Unexpected Meeting
02:13:22 09. M. Giraud Finds Some Clues
02:26:57 10. Gabriel Stonor
02:39:08 11. Jack Renauld
03:00:10 12. Poirot Elucidates Certain Points
03:16:32 13. The Girl with the Anxious Eyes
03:34:24 14. The Second Body
03:46:09 15. A Photograph
04:00:28 16. The Beroldy Case
04:11:51 17. We Make Further Investigations
04:24:29 18. Giraud Acts
04:35:58 19. I Use My Grey Cells
04:45:57 20. An Amazing Statement
05:04:29 21. Hercule Poirot on the Case!
05:19:23 22. I Find Love
05:37:30 23. Difficulties Ahead
05:46:54 24. “Save Him!”
06:01:13 25. An Unexpected Denouement
06:09:14 26. I Receive a Letter
06:17:05 27. Jack Renauld’s Story
06:38:54 28. Journey’s End
Series: Herkules Poirot #2
Language: English
Genre: Detective
Version: Unabridged, Complete/Full
Disclaimer: Narration in this video is AI-generated. Arthur Lane is the voice name and does not refer to a real human narrator.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedHercule Poirot and Captain Hastings investigate the murder of Monsieur Renault in France. The case involves a complex web of faked deaths, secret identities, and romantic rivalries. After navigating conflicting testimonies and a professional rivalry with Detective Giraud, Poirot reveals that the victim was a fugitive who staged his own death, only to be murdered for real by the calculating Marthe Dobre.

