In Agatha Christie’s best known courtroom drama, Leonard Vole stands trial for the murder of Emily French, an older woman with whom he has developed a friendship. All of the evidence points to his guilt, including the fact he stands to inherit a sizable sum from the decedent. His alibi appears to be rock solid, but his wife (on whom its success depends) isn’t as supportive as one might expect. Will Leonard be convicted, or will his attorney be able to convince the jury that he is an innocent man? Will his wife come to his aid, or will she be the chief witness for the prosecution?