The Final Analysis

In the beginning there were five identical murders - bodies eviscerated and organs scattered playfully around. Beverly Wharton pinned the crime on Melkior Pendred a highly skilled and autistic mortuary assistant. Her colleague Sergeant Homer always believed she had caught the wrong man and that Melkior’s twin Martin was the real killer. With Melkior dying in prison a sixth apparently identical murder gives Homer the perfect chance to prove his case. Martin Pendred is arrested but released on a technicality after the intervention of his solicitor Helena Flemming. Then Martin disappears and another murder takes place. Former pathologist John Eisenmenger worked on the original murders and his finely honed skills could make all the difference to this nerve-wracking case.