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The Episodes Of Crime- Episode 1 - Who Killed The Natural Death?
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PrithvirajNaikDesai
Complete, First published May 05, 2018
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Chandrakumar Raj Chaturan, an eminent detective from Shimla, was enjoying his evening cup of tea. Just then Ms Albuquerque came rushing from the hall. She announced that her father, Mr David Albuquerque was not dead due to a heart attack, but in fact he was a murdered. Chandra was shocked. How a heart attack can be a murder?  Chandra needs to use his intelligence to solve the murder mystery of natural death.
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