Description

It's summer time of 1380 and the corpse of Edwin Chapler—clerk of work of the Inexperienced Polish of the Chancery—has been drawn from the Thames. He also obtained a bad hit to the rear of the top before his dive in to the water, although Chapler’s death was brought on by drowning. Bartholomew Drayton—an usurer and cash-lender—is subsequently discovered deceased in his strongroom, a crossbow securely inserted in his chest. Friend John Cranston, the Coroner of the Town of London, involves study the landscape and is confused to obtain the windowless strongroom was closed and barred from the interior at that time of the homicide.