Seat of the Directorate-General of the Austrian Police
Having returned from Cà Granda, Ziani spoke with Anna Molinari about Sangalli’s arrest and Formiga’s testimony.
‘Therefore, Marais conducted his final journey in a carriage,’ the young lady concluded.
‘You have to send Bolza a telegraph as soon as possible’,
‘Forthwith! Tell me what I’m to write down’.
‘Suspend investigations at Candoglia; you’ve had a red herring. Signed, Ziani’.
‘I’ll go and transmit this right away’.
‘Just a moment, Molinari. Given that Marais hadn’t taken any barge, where do you think he’d have been immersed in mica?’ Ziani asked.
‘If he’d travelled by coach, they might’ve powdered the seat and floor with mica to misguide us. They’d have succeeded, were it not for that vagabond’.
‘Whoever it m
