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Rumpole and the Unlucky Necklace | Old Bailey Stories | Classic London Courtroom Mystery

A shriek echoes through the corridor of Froxbury Mansions, and a diamond necklace vanishes from a dressing table. The police seize on the easiest suspect: Rosa Martinez, a shy young Spanish au pair, armed only with a handbag and a reputation she does not deserve. Enter Horace Rumpole—rumpled, stubborn, and quietly furious—who follows the trail from priggish neighbours and brittle respectability to the Old Bailey, where a “matching” velvet pouch, a missing interpreter, and one inconvenient pawnbroker’s ticket threaten to unravel the Crown’s tidy story. Settle in for a classic London courtroom cozy mystery—dry wit, smoky pubs, rain-dark streets, and a defence built on reasonable doubt. If you enjoyed the story, please like the video, subscribe to Old Bailey Stories, and tell us where you are and what time it is in the comments. 00:00:00 The Shriek in the Corridor 00:17:15 The Velvet Exhibit 00:29:38 The Market Receipt 00:40:34 The Magnifying Glass 00:52:32 Portobello Evidence 01:03:30 The Sensible Plea 01:13:58 The Pawnbroker’s Ticket 01:30:59 The Mislaid Truth 01:39:42 Reasonable Doubt 01:52:35 Château Thames Embankment Old Bailey Stories is your home for classic, BBC-style legal mysteries told in rich, audiobook-ready prose. Step into the smoky corridors of the Old Bailey, the gossip of barristers’ chambers, and the quiet dramas behind closed doors—where a single contradiction can change a verdict and a dry remark can cut deeper than a closing speech. On this channel you’ll find: Courtroom whodunits and scandal-led cases inspired by Britain’s great legal storytelling tradition Witty, character-driven narration with warm irony, period detail, and London atmosphere Long-form episodes designed for relaxed listening—late nights, commutes, or a glass of claret after hours New stories explore reputation, class, ambition, and justice—without gore, without melodrama, and always with that timeless, sardonic British touch. If you enjoy clever cross-examinations, sharp dialogue, and mysteries that unravel through evidence rather than noise, you’re in the right place. Subscribe, settle in, and tell us where you’re listening from. #Rumpole #BBCRadioDrama #BritishDrama