Heartbreak Hotel

In 1935, British journalist James Agate admitted to obsession with a juicy but fundamentally parochial murder case, while from Quetta"€”now in Pakistan, then in the Raj"€”came news of a quake which had left 20,000 dead. He told readers of his diary, Ego: “This trial has moved me immensely, while the dreadful affair at Quetta makes no ...



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