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tales I have ever heard.Am I really to believe，Inspector Crome，that mypoor brother is the victim of a homicidal maniac，that this is the thirdmurder that has occurred and that in each case an A B C railway guide hasbeen deposited beside the body?" "That is substantially the position，Mr Clarke." "But why?What earthly benefit can accrue from such a crime-even in themost diseased imagination?" Poirot nodded his head in approval. "You go straight to the point，Mr Franklin，"he said. "It's not much good looking for motives at this stage，
Mr Clarke，"saidInspector Crome."That's a matter for an alienist-though I may say that I'vehad a certain experience of criminal lunacy and that the motives are usuallygrossly inadequate.There is a desire to assert one's personality，to make asplash in the public eye-in fact，to be a somebody instead of a nonentity." "Is that true，M.Poirot?"