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In this thrilling episode, we delve into an April Fool's Day prank that takes an unexpected turn for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. What begins as a light-hearted joke orchestrated by Lady Anne Partington and her friends quickly spirals into a genuine mystery when the Elphinstone Emerald is truly stolen. Holmes, initially the target of the prank, must now use his legendary deductive skills to unravel the truth behind the theft, leading to a surprising revelation about the thief's identity.
As the investigation unfolds, Holmes demonstrates his unparalleled ability to deduce the characteristics of the thief from seemingly trivial clues. The episode takes listeners on a journey through the intricacies of Holmes' methods, culminating in a dramatic confrontation with a cunning adversary. The story not only showcases Holmes' brilliance but also introduces a new nemesis, hinting at future encounters. Join us for a captivating tale of deception, deduction, and discovery.
(00:45) Introduction to the New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

(02:24) Dr. Watson's April Fool's Day Story

(03:57) The Encounter at the Criterion Restaurant

(06:00) The April Fool's Day Prank on Sherlock Holmes

(10:54) The Real Theft of the Elfinstone Emerald

(18:36) The Investigation and Revelation

(24:09) The True Culprit Revealed


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