Connington: The Tau Cross Mystery

Sir Clinton Driffield investigates . . . “Nasty business, this, Squire. Some fellow’s been done in by a person or persons unknown. Curiously enough, it’s in a block of flats at that very place we were talking about: The Grove. And from what they tell me, it’s rather a rum affair. One might think your ‘ghastly priest’ had turned up, after all, to judge from some of the evidence. I’m going over there now. Care to come with me? I can’t promise that it’ll be a pleasant sight. But on the face of it, it’s something fresh in the way of a mystery. I only remember one case like it, and in that case they didn’t get the murderer. Absit omen!”