Maigret and the headless corpse

An anonymous corpse: Maigret must rely entirely on his instincts. Spring is approaching in Paris. The rivers are at low water levels. Two fishermen are casting their nets from a branch of the Canal Saint-Martin. Shortly thereafter, divers bring more body parts to the surface. It is clear that the deceased is a man. However, his identity remains unclear, as the head is still missing. Coincidentally, during his first visit to the crime scene, Inspector Maigret finds himself in a bar where the surly landlady tells him that her husband has been missing for several days. Is he the victim? As always, Maigret relies on his intuition. If only it weren't for his arch-nemesis, Judge Coméliau, who thinks the investigation is taking far too long. Maigret's 47th case takes place in the 10th arrondissement. Unabridged reading with Walter Kreye, 4 CDs, approximately 5 hours and 12 minutes.