Book - Novel, Cooper, John C, The body was of no account, 1957

Physical description

187p. ; crimson cover with original dust jacket cut and pasted onto front cover; author and title embossed in black on spine

Publication type

fiction

Inscriptions & markings

Stamp 'Moore's Lending Library Elsternwick' ; stamp "Bamba Library and Agencies Malvern'

Summary

It seemed to be the most hopeless case that Detective-Inspector James Dale had been called upon to investigate. The body had been in the river so long that identification was impossible. The only concrete clues were a sack and some clothes-line - both of a common and widely used make. Yet it was from this scant evidence that the case was eventually solved, but not before many hours of tiring, exhausting investigation had unearthed dead ends, immaterial and misleading facts and finally the murderer.

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