A fictional case of poisoning is observed in Agatha Christies And Then There Were None. In the novel, this character dies of poisoning.
- Dr. Edward George Armstrong
- Emily Brent
- William Henry Blore
- Philip Lombard
Answer
The correct answer is B) Emily Brent.
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