married to Romaine Heilger

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Leonard Vole is a central fictional character in Agatha Christie's courtroom drama "Witness for the Prosecution," known for being accused of murder amid complex testimony involving his wife, Romaine Heilger.

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married to Romaine Heilger canonical 1

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instanceOf fictional character
literary character
accusedOf murder
adaptedIn Witness for the Prosecution (1957 film) NERFINISHED
Witness for the Prosecution (play) NERFINISHED
Witness for the Prosecution (television adaptations) NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre courtroom drama
crime fiction
associatedWithTheme betrayal
deception
justice
unreliable testimony
belongsToFranchise Agatha Christie works NERFINISHED
centralCharacterOf Witness for the Prosecution NERFINISHED
characterIn Witness for the Prosecution NERFINISHED
createdBy Agatha Christie NERFINISHED
firstPublishedIn 1925 short story publication of Witness for the Prosecution
hasAllegiance self-preservation in trial
hasKeyWitness Romaine Heilger NERFINISHED
hasOccupation unemployed (in the story’s present)
hasRelationshipWith Romaine Heilger NERFINISHED
hasSpouse Romaine Heilger NERFINISHED
involvedIn murder trial
narrativeRole defendant
protagonist
questionedBy barristers in court
setInCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED

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Leonard Vole maritalStatus married to Romaine Heilger