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    Captain Underhill Unmasks the Murderer: The Legacy of Euriah Pillar and The Case of the Indian Flashlights
    Captain Underhill Unmasks the Murderer: The Legacy of Euriah Pillar and The Case of the Indian Flashlights
    Captain Underhill Unmasks the Murderer: The Legacy of Euriah Pillar and The Case of the Indian Flashlights
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    Captain Underhill Unmasks the Murderer: The Legacy of Euriah Pillar and The Case of the Indian Flashlights

    Written by Steven Thomas Oney

    Narrated by Ensemble Cast

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    About this audiobook

    In “The Legacy of Euriah Pillar,” retired Cape Cod Police Captain Waverly Underhill reveals how the bizarre will of an eccentric millionaire leads to treachery, deceit, and a triple homicide. In the sequel, Dr. Alexander Scofield joins Underhill as they uncover clues beginning with Euriah Pillar's long-forgotten strong-box and ending up at the West Barnstable Burial Ground crypt of the mysterious Jabez Howland.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighbridge Company
    Release dateMay 19, 2005
    ISBN9781598872866
    Captain Underhill Unmasks the Murderer: The Legacy of Euriah Pillar and The Case of the Indian Flashlights

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