EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 6H 20M
Florentine Dagger - Ben Hecht
from Florentine Dagger · host Ben Hecht
The police say it was suicide. The daughter says it was suicide. The daughter's fiance is sure it was murder, but who did it? The daughter? Fiona? Someone else? Or did the fiance do it himself? There are plenty of false theories. Can you assemble the true one? - Summary by Tom Penn
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The police say it was suicide. The daughter says it was suicide. The daughter's fiance is sure it was murder, but who did it? The daughter? Fiona? Someone else? Or did the fiance do it himself? There are plenty of false theories. Can you assemble the true one? - Summary by Tom Penn
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The police say it was suicide. The daughter says it was suicide. The daughter's fiance is sure it was murder, but who did it? The daughter? Fiona? Someone else? Or did the fiance do it himself? There are plenty of false theories. Can you assemble...
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