Hercule Poirot’s grandson, who not only inherited the predilection for a moustache, but also the excellent grey cells from his cherished ancestor.
investigating descendant of the legendary Inspector Japp of Scotland Yard; clad in a most unconventional tuxedo
despite her advanced age, she knows how to captivate her circle of friends with more than her musical talent on the flute
manservant who dutifully puts a lid on something
primus inter pares, who appreciates Cuban cigars and who arouses suspicion
who is anything but a major
a man of God who plays the double bass
who is loath to making a confession under any circumstances
the mayor’s wife, who wears a cherry red evening gown with small decorative bows
pushes arsenic over the counter
Pharmacist Holtheyde’s wife, who has water in her veins instead of blood
who is more suspicious than Perrot would care to admit
surprises with an Old Testament interpretation of the fifth commandment, “Thou shalt not kill”
who forecasts snow
police officer who does not always follow official instructions
police officer who whistles piercingly in the course of his official duties