Maigret and the good people

Maigret's most decent victim: a man about whom no one can say anything bad. The Josselins are very decent people. They have no enemies. Mother and daughter enjoy going to the theater, while the father, a retired cardboard box manufacturer, plays chess with his son-in-law. However, one evening René Josselin is found shot in his favorite armchair when his wife and daughter return home. There must be some dark secret here. Initially, Maigret tries in vain to look behind the bourgeois facade, but then the first cracks begin to show. Maigret's 58th case is set in the 6th arrondissement of Paris. Unabridged reading with Walter Kreye, 4 CDs, approximately 4 hours and 55 minutes.