An edition of Murder at the Met
(1984)
Murder at the Met
by David Black
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The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City is one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. In the early 1980s, it was a beacon of elegance standing tall in a city overrun by crime and chaos. But one terrible summer night, that crime and chaos found its way inside the Met. A violinist named Helen Hagnes Mintiks went missing during a performance and was found murdered in an air shaft in the building the next day.
The inside story, written with the cooperation of the detectives involved, of the investigation into the murder of the young violinist
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