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Diamond Pin

Venture into the opulent world of eccentric New York widow Ursula Pell, infamous for her cruel pranks on her guests, especially her niece and nephew, the future inheritors of her vast gemstone fortune.

Podcast · By Carolyn Wells · English · Official site

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Aug 24, 2026
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    "Diamond Pin" by Carolyn Wells invites listeners into the twisted world of Ursula Pell, an eccentric and wealthy New York widow known for her cruel jokes, particularly at the expense of her niece and nephew, who are poised to inherit her vast fortune of gems. When Ursula is found brutally murdered in a locked room following a dinner party, suspicion falls on her niece Iris, the latest target of Ursula's pranks, until all evidence seems to implicate her nephew. This gripping tale explores themes

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