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PHILOPrivate detective creation of S S Van Dine who first appeared in 1926 novel The Benson Murder Case
VANCEPrivate detective creation of S S Van Dine who first appeared in 1926 novel The Benson Murder Case (5,5)
DUPINC Auguste -, detective creation of Edgar Allan Poe who first appeared in 1841's The Murders in the Rue Morgue (5)
CHANCharlie ?, detective creation of Earl Biggers who first appeared in 1925 novel The House Without a Key (4)
CAMPIONAlbert ?, detective creation of Margery Allingham who first appeared in 1929 novel The Crime At Black Dudley
ZENAurelio ___, Italian detective creation of Michael Dibdin who first appeared in 1988 novel Ratking (3)
WINNIETHEPOOHChildren's character who first appeared in 1926 and was worth $50m a year by 1931 (6,3,4)
SSARAS-_-___ (Slithery friend of S-s-sam at the Red-sided Garter Snakes statue in Inwood, Manitoba)
LAIRDBruce ..... , 1979-82 Australia Test opener who made an unbeaten 117 in the Benson & Hedges World Series Cup in 1981 against West Indies in Sydney (5)
PHILOVANCES.S. Van Dyne's detective
WICKEDCITYABC's new procedural drama, which in its first season, centers around a serial murder case in Los An
KEEBLEDI Samantha __, police officer in charge of the Lucy Beale murder case in Walford (6)
SYSPart of S.S.S.: Abbr.
SYSTPart of S.S.S.: Abbr.
DINEMystery author S. S. Van ___
BIGLITTLELIES2017-2019 HBO series in which Reese Witherspoon played a wealthy mom caught up in a murder case: 3 wds.
MURDEROFThe ___, 1926 novel by Agatha Christie featuring detective Hercule Poirot (6,2,5,7)
FINAL& 18D The -, 1926 novel by H C McNeile under the pseudonym Sapper (5,5)
COUNTSee 14Ac, The -, 1926 novel by H C McNeile under the pseudonym Sapper (5,5)
ROGERACKROYDThe ?, 1926 novel by Agatha Christie featuring detective Hercule Poirot (6,2,5,7)