Linnet was found the next day, shot in the head. Race takes charge of the situation and asks Poirot to handle the investigation. Various signs seem to incriminate Jacqueline - a "J" written in blood on the wall above the head of Linnet, for example - but Miss Bowers Poirot says Jacqueline was sedated and never left his cabin that night. He explains Dr. Bessner Linnet could not have written the "J" in his own blood, because the bullet would have killed him instantly. Poirot also ensures Simon's leg hurt him completely incapacitated, and therefore could not have moved from his bed, even if I wanted.
When Race announces booths pearls missing, Miss Bowers is seeking the return, hoping that Miss Van Schuyler took Linnet's cabin, because she secretly one kleptomaniac Poirot examines the collar and is found to be a fake , ie real pearls were stolen sometime before.
Poirot and Race enter Dr. Bessner cabin to tell the doctor what happened and Simon. Salome Otterbourne enters and says he knows who killed Linnet and Louise, because I saw that person in and out of the cabin Louise. Before he can finish his story, a shot is fired on the outdoor terrace, killing her. Before Poirot and race can go, the shooter is gone, having found the weapon that recognizes Poirot coming in the luggage of Andrew Pennington.
I liked the book because I kept on hold, because I wanted to know what would happen but maybe I would have liked to finish with another end and see that everything really happened.
The erotica novelist Otterbourne Salome 'and her daughter' Rosalie;
Mrs. Allerton 'and his son, Tim';
The US trustee Linnet, Andrew Pennington, who went on to found "by chance" with her in Egypt;
Linnet French maid, Louise Bourget;
American socialite Marie Van Schuyler 'and his younger cousin,' Cornelia Robson;
Nurse Miss Van Schuyler, Miss Bowers;
A young traveler named Ferguson, a communist declared;
The archaeologist, Signor Richetti;
A shy young man named James Fanthorp;
An Austrian physician named Dr. Bessner.
In a restaurant in London, one night, Hercule Poirot realizes a young woman, Jacqueline de Bellefort, dinner and dance with her boyfriend, Simon Doyle. Poirot also realizes that Jackie (a name given to her and used by the intimate nickname, short for Jacqueline) is passionately in love with Simon, perhaps too. Jackie's father was a French count, the count of Bellefort and his mother was American. His father was with a woman and her mother lost all his money in the stock market crash on Wall Street stealing her money. The next day, Jacqueline takes Simon to meet her best friend, the heiress Linnet Ridgeway, hoping that Simon offered a job Linnet. Three months later, Simon has broken his commitment to marry Jacqueline Linnet.
The Doyles planning an extended stay in Cairo, to throw Jacqueline, while secretly make booking passage on a cruise on the Nile River as Poirot. To his rage, Jacqueline learns of his plans and appears on board with them.
It is a crime novel of the British writer Agatha Christie, published in 1937.
Is the murder of a young rich during a cruise on the Nile, a cold murder and unexplained. During the trip they are going to turn other murders, and they appear testing. Its protagonist is the famous detective Hercule Poirot.
