The Testimony of the Hanged Man Quotes

“Miss Stephens, observing the chaos that was normal for central London at that hour of the day, observed, 'This is very disorganised. Cannot it be better arranged”
― Ann Granger, The Testimony of the Hanged Man

“A Mr Canning, sir,' announced Morris. 'He's very upset. He says someone has abducted his entire family.'

'If that's true, he has a right to be upset! How sure is he of this? Are there any witnesses?'

'No, but you'd better speak to him, Mr Ross. He's a-' A curiously bland expressing crosses the sergeant's face. 'He is a taxpayer, sir.'

'Ah,' I said. 'I think I understand you. He believes he pays our wages and therefore we are here to do his bidding.'

'It's the impression he gave me, sir'

'Then show this tax-paying gentleman in, Morris, without delay.”
― Ann Granger, The Testimony of the Hanged Man