On His Travels Through The U.s., Maigret Stops In Tucson, Arizona At The Guidance Of His Fbi Friend Harry Cole, Who Leaves Him One Day To Observe A Coroners Inquest. The Body Being Examined Is That Of Bessie Mitchell, A Young Girl Who Died Under Suspicious Circumstances-- She Spent A Night Drinking And Driving With Five Young Air Force Men And Was Found The Next Morning On The Tracks, Run Over By A Train. Maigret Quickly Becomes Engrossed In The Hearing And The Mens Conflicting Stories, Leaving Questions Of Who Bears The Guilt For This Death And Who Can Be Trusted At All. Georges Simenon ; Translated By Linda Coverdale. This Translation Originally Published In Penguin Books 2016. Originally Published In French As Maigret Chez Le Coroner By Presses De La Cite 1949. Author: Simenon, Georges. Publisher: Penguin Books Pages: 192 Publication Date: 2017-01-31T00:00:01Z Edition: 32nd Binding: Paperback MSRP: 12 ISBN13: 9780241206812 ISBN: 0241206812 Other ISBN: 9781101992494 Other ISBN Binding: print Language: en_US Quality Rating: 1 "Book cover image may be different than what appears on the actual book."
