Maigret and the Mad Widow

Maigret's most fatal misjudgment: He thinks an old lady is confused, then she is found dead. An elderly widow feels she is being followed in the street and claims that things in her apartment are changing places as if by the hand of a ghost. Although Maigret considers her just one of the many crazies he encounters daily, her sincerity touches him. He promises to visit her when he has the chance and check on her well-being. When the old lady is discovered dead in her apartment, the inspector is plagued by a sense of guilt. Maigret's 72nd case takes place in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Unabridged reading with Walter Kreye, 4 CDs, approximately 5 hours and 16 minutes.