John Thorndyke's Cases
R. Austin Freeman
Read by Sandra Cullum
Detective John Thorndyke never disappoints when solving crime in this collection of Freeman's works. - Summary by A. K. Morton
Chapters
| The Man with the Nailed Shoes, Part 1 | 1:00:46 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Man with the Nailed Shoes, Part 2 | 1:02:17 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Stranger's Latchkey | 56:10 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Anthropologist At Large | 47:35 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Blue Sequin | 41:37 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Moabite Cipher | 59:05 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Mandarin's Pearl | 1:10:44 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| The Aluminium Dagger | 1:03:06 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
| A Message from the Deep Sea | 1:11:39 | Read by Sandra Cullum |
Reviews
A LibriVox Listener
Very interesting stories! The police always seem to get it wrong, but Thorndyke clears it up every time! the reader did an excellent job, as well. Very clear, and she used different voices for the different characters.
Here's Johnny!!!
Keith Horvath
Dr John Thorndyke & his ability tying in the sciences in criminal cases was the CIA, FBI, NCIS, bringing the worst dregs to their convictions. R Austin Freeman was so ahead of his time with the sciences, noting they were using horse drawn coaches as taxi cabs. I do wonder if investigators really used any similar techniques in their criminal cases. Great Reading....
Very Sherlockian
Suzanne
Clever cases solved by a brilliant scientist and his boon companion. Very well read,
Ellgus
enjoyed tall the chapters, good explanations of the way evidence works.
noraD
I love the Thorndyke short stories. These are well read. I wish more of them were available.
Classic detective tales
Swiecicki Peter
For the scientifically minded. Very well read. Give us more Dr. Thorndyke!
lovely story's
wall rider
great reader compliment to the book a job well don
5 stars
claire h
Very thorough and analytical. Reminds me of Sherlock Holmes.