At 3 AM, a mother and daughter are savagely murdered inside a locked fourth-floor apartment in Paris.
A woman is found decapitated on the street, her daughter stuffed up a chimney.
Neighbors heard two voices: one French male, one shrill and foreign. But no one else is found inside.
It seems impossible — but Dupin sees what others cannot.
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Long before Sherlock Holmes, there was C. Auguste Dupin. Edgar Allan Poe’s chilling 1841 tale didn’t just solve a brutal double murder — it invented the modern detective genre. Here’s what made it unforgettable.
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