Crime audio drama based on the book written by Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe, a private detective and his assistant, Archie Goodwin, are assigned to find the possible killer of a girl named Joan Wellman, who died in a car accident in a park called Vancourtland. deposit, find Joan worked for a publishing company called School and Hanna, where she was responsible for reviewing books that new writers submitted for publication. Joan's father believes that his daughter's death was not an accident and shows Wolf a letter that Joan wrote to him the day before her death, in which he mentions a man named "Bird Archer" who sent his work to them for publication a few months ago. had given Archer asked Joan to help him publish his book for a substantial fee. On the other hand, six weeks before Joan's death, the police pull the body of a man named "Leonard Dykes" from a river in New York, and when searching his house, they come across a list of 12 names, one of which is "Brad Archer". Goodwin, Wolf's assistant, learns in his research that Leonard Dykes was an employee of a law firm called "Carrigan", who most likely covered up the bribery of one of the company's high-ranking partners and was murdered for that reason. Goodwin goes to Los Angeles to talk to Leonard Dykes' sister. He asks Sister Dykes to write a letter to the law firm Carrigan & Partners and consult with them about the novel her brother has written. This makes Karigan rush to Los Angeles to find out the content of the novel. He tries to persuade Dykes' sister to show him the draft of the novel, but fails and returns to New York empty-handed. A few days later, Carrigan, along with "Phillips" and "Castini", one of the senior members of the organization, go to see Wolf and a heated conversation takes place between them. Castini accuses Wolff of dragging their organization's feet into this story for no reason and wants to fish out of muddy water. A few days after this incident, Carrigan commits suicide by shooting himself in the brain and in a 9-page but unsigned letter, he admits that he knew about the existence of the novel and its content, and for this reason, he sent Dykes and that girl to has killed Wolff doubts that Carrigan committed suicide, so he does not consider the case closed... *Rex (/ staʊt /; December 1, 1886 – October 27, 1975) was an American author known for his detective stories. His best-known characters are detective Nero Wolfe and his assistant Archie Goodwin, who featured in 33 novels and 39 novellas between 1934 and 1975. In 1959, Stott won the Mystery Writers Award (Grandmaster of America. Nero Wolfe Corpus) and was also nominated for Best Series of the 20th Century at Bouchercon XXXI, the world's largest mystery concert, and Rex Stott was nominated for Best Mystery and It became the secret of the 20th century. In addition to writing fiction, Stoth was a prominent intellectual for decades. Stone was active in the early years of the American Civil Liberties Union and the founder of the Boy Scout Press. During World War II, he served as the head of the Writers' War and became famous through his numerous radio broadcasts and later worked to promote global federalism. Reference book Murder by the Book - 1951 Author: Rex Todhunter Stout Genres: Mystery, detective story Director: Majid Hamzeh Actors: Abbas Vafai, Karamat Roudsaz, Mandana Mohseni, Hengameh Mahmoudi, Mino Jabarzadeh, Ali Haji Nowrozi, Baqer Karimpour, Bahram Ebrahimi. Ahmed Ganji, Ali Asghar Dariyai, Masoud Zenozi Rad, Ali Zarini, Sina Nikokar, Ahmed Leshini, Ramin Puraiman, Hawa Elhowi, Behnaz Bostan Dost, Noushin Hassanzadeh 00:00:00 First part 00:24:06 Second part 00:46: 11 Third part 01:09:55 Fourth part 01:32:30 Fifth part 01:52:09 Sixth part