The Problem of Thor Bridge

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"The Problem of Thor Bridge" is a Sherlock Holmes short story by Arthur Conan Doyle in which Holmes investigates a seemingly straightforward murder at an English country estate that hinges on a cleverly staged piece of physical evidence.

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instanceOf Sherlock Holmes short story
detective fiction short story
adaptedAs radio drama
television episode
author Arthur Conan Doyle NERFINISHED
centralTheme false appearance of guilt
misdirection through physical evidence
clientOfHolmes Neil Gibson NERFINISHED
collection The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacter Dr. John Watson NERFINISHED
Grace Dunbar NERFINISHED
Maria Gibson NERFINISHED
Neil Gibson NERFINISHED
fictionalEstateOwner Neil Gibson NERFINISHED
firstPublicationYear 1922
firstPublishedIn The Strand Magazine NERFINISHED
genre detective fiction
mystery fiction
hasTitleCharacter Thor Bridge NERFINISHED
HolmesCanonCategory Case-Book stories
HolmesCompanion Dr. John Watson NERFINISHED
HolmesMethod analysis of ballistic evidence
reconstruction of the crime scene
language English
mainCharacter Sherlock Holmes NERFINISHED
narrator Dr. John Watson NERFINISHED
notableFor use of a broken gun and string as key evidence
plotElement apparently incriminating note
murder on a bridge
staged suicide made to look like murder
publicationForm serialised short story
publisher George Newnes NERFINISHED
series Sherlock Holmes NERFINISHED
settingCountry England
settingLocation Hampshire NERFINISHED
Thor Place NERFINISHED
suspectedCharacter Grace Dunbar NERFINISHED
televisionAdaptation The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (Granada TV series) NERFINISHED
timePeriodSetting late 19th century
victim Maria Gibson NERFINISHED

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The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes containsStory The Problem of Thor Bridge