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The puzzle deepens as secrets surface in The Absent-Minded Coterie, Part 2. Who controls the coterie—and why are its members disappearing?

“It is not absent-mindedness, sir—it is something far more deliberate, and far more dangerous.” – The Investigator

The investigation races toward its climax as the detective uncovers the shocking purpose behind the bizarre secret society. With motives masked by politeness and danger cloaked in forgetfulness, the truth demands clarity amid confusion. In this thrilling conclusion by Robert Barr, identity, deception, and hidden loyalties collide in a case unlike any other. Can the tangled web of lies be exposed before another man vanishes?

This second part delivers the chilling resolution to one of the strangest and most compelling cases in the Rivals of Sherlock Holmes series.

Written and created by Robert Barr.

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The Absent-Minded Coterie, Part 2 | Rivals of Sherlock Holmes Detective Podcast

Watch Also

For a deeper dive into Holmesian drama, explore these legendary portrayals and the actors who brought them to life:

• Jeremy Brett as Holmes in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Granada TV), often hailed as the definitive screen interpretation.
• Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr. Watson in the modern-day reimagining Sherlock (BBC), created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
• Robert Downey Jr. as Holmes alongside Jude Law as Watson in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and A Game of Shadows (2011), directed by Guy Ritchie.
• Basil Rathbone as Holmes with Nigel Bruce as Watson in the 1930s–40s classic film series.
• Jonny Lee Miller as Holmes and Lucy Liu as Joan Watson in Elementary (CBS), a modern spin with a New York twist.
• Stephen Fry as Mycroft Holmes in Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.

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