Synopsis
In my first year as a criminal investigator, I encountered a murder case I would never forget. The suspect's intricate planning and ingenious method would send shock waves through judicial circles around the world. At the time of the crime, he had a perfect alibi. As our investigation progressed, the pieces fell into place. Everyone believed he was the killer. Yet we could find no direct evidence to prove it. This was the monkshood murder case—hailed as the most perfect crime in history.