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• The hypothetical third brother of Grimaud and Fley is nicknamed Brother Henri.
• He also thanks his printers, Messrs . Bentley, Wilson and Fley for their care and skill.
• Then he shot Fley in his own flat, leaving him for dead with the gun in his hand.
• Though wounded, Grimaud managed to return to his own house unobserved and proceeded with his planned impersonation of Fley.
• Pierre Fley had been returned to prison to serve out his sentence, but their third brother had died in his coffin.
• This attitude led to his persecution; he was driven from Chalon and his ch鈚eau at Bissy-sur-Fley was plundered.
• Investigation reveals Fley left a note that night saying that he was leaving his performing career and " going back to my grave ."
• Grimaud had agreed to pay off Fley, tricking him into writing an ambiguous, mysterious note that might appear as a suicide note.
• The stranger, illusionist Pierre Fley, claims to have done it himself, and that he has an even more dangerous brother who wants Grimaud's life.
• "The key word right now is tolerance, " said Luis Fley, a onetime contra field commander who helped form a political party for former contras.
• Fley is found shot in the back at close range, the revolver that killed him ( and Grimaud ) lying in the snow nearby, with no tracks in the snow but his.
• Yarrell also thanks John Thompson ( 1785 1866 ) and his sons for the " very long series of engravings " of the drawings, as well as his printers, Messrs . Bentley, Wilson and Fley.
• "For 10 years I had a cause and a future, " said Luis Fley, a former farmer and contra leader who is known as Comandante Johnson to the men he led in the northern mountains of Nicaragua.
• Meanwhile, Fley had recovered and was walking slowly up the street to the office of a doctor; on seeing Grimaud in the doorway, Fley screamed " The second bullet is for you ! " and shot Grimaud, dying from the effort.
• Meanwhile, Fley had recovered and was walking slowly up the street to the office of a doctor; on seeing Grimaud in the doorway, Fley screamed " The second bullet is for you ! " and shot Grimaud, dying from the effort.
• Grimaud had tried to tell the truth of what had happened, but his words were misunderstood in various ways; for example, " God knows how he got out of that room " referred not to his study but to Fley's leaving his own room.
• Dr . Fell soon discovers that Grimaud and his two brothers ( Fley and an unknown person Fell refers to as " brother Henri " ) had, years earlier, escaped from forced labor in a Transylvanian salt mine by faking their deaths and being buried alive in their coffins.
• In 1819 Bentley went into partnership with his brother Richard, in Dorset Street, Salisbury Square; and on the latter taking over the business of Colburn, he established the firm of Samuel and John Bentley, Wilson, & Fley, at Bangor House, Shoe Lane, John being his nephew.
• The next day, the newspaper reports that minutes after Grimaud's shooting, two tourists and a police constable witnessed Pierre Fley walking alone down a broad, deserted, fully enclosed cul-de-sac ( looking behind him as if frightened ), and they shortly thereafter hear a voice shout " The second bullet is for you ! ", followed by a gunshot.
• The seeming impossibility of the crimes had arisen entirely by accident; for example, he had not anticipated snow ( making Fley's escape from the study impossible ), and Fley's shooting ( which was not intended to be witnessed ) appeared to happen some minutes after Grimaud's because of an incorrectly set clock in a shop window, visible to all the eye-witnesses.