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The Frozen Lake Murders | A Miss Marple Investigation

A chilling Miss Marple mystery begins in the brittle quiet after Boxing Day, when a village accepts too quickly that a restless young man has wandered onto frozen water and never returned. In Lower Fellbrook, grief settles with uncomfortable neatness—yet Miss Marple cannot reconcile the tidy explanations with small domestic inconsistencies: a redirected parcel, an orange thread caught where it should not be, windows that looked out across the pond at just the wrong hour. With classic Christie-like restraint and psychological subtlety, the story explores shame, family loyalty, and the fragile line between accident and panic. As overlooked details gather weight—burned remnants in an iron pail, gloves gone missing, stories that do not quite agree—Miss Marple uncovers not a grand design, but a moment of fear that rippled outward through an entire community. Perfect for listeners who cherish reflective village mysteries, moral nuance, and quiet revelations where understanding matters more than spectacle. Timestamps: 00:00:00 Frost on the Curtain Rod 00:09:42 The Parcel from Cranleigh 00:19:28 Mrs Enderby’s Orange Thread 00:28:39 A Cough in the Hallway 00:37:29 The Cat That Didn’t Follow 00:46:40 Four Windows Facing the Pond 00:57:40 The Smudge on the Hearth Brush 01:05:29 Mr Kettle’s Missing Gloves 01:15:01 Ashes in the Iron Pail 01:24:49 Miss Marple Crosses the Bridge Disclaimer: This story is a creative tribute inspired by the unforgettable world of Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple. It is a fan-made work crafted purely for enjoyment and admiration of her timeless mysteries. All original characters, settings, and creations remain the property of their rightful owners. This tale is offered in celebration of Christie’s enduring genius and the lasting charm of her detective storytelling. #MysteryStory #SilentClues #CozyMystery #Detectivestory #MurderMystery #Whodunit #AgathaChristie #MissMarple