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At the sprawling Glenlean estate, a sense of unease spreads like a sudden chill. The elderly lord, normally composed, discovers that a private letter—one meant for no one’s eyes—has vanished from his desk, and the mystery quickly summons the renowned detective Count August Campnell from London. As Campnell steps into the grand drawing‑room, his keen gaze immediately begins to untangle the tangled web of servants, secret passages, and aristocratic pride.

The investigation unfolds amid the stately corridors and whispered rumors of the household, where every footstep could conceal a clue. Campnell’s methodical questioning reveals hidden motives, from jealous relatives to discreet servants, each with a reason to guard—or betray—their secrets. Listeners will be drawn into a classic whodunit, rich with atmospheric detail and the clever deductions that make early twentieth‑century mysteries so compelling.