Cantiloper
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I am almost certain that the story I am thinking about was written by Isaac Asimov, but I have not been able to find it. I'm pretty certain it's not his "No Smoking" story about a job interviewer.
It was a mystery in which the detectives interviewed a suspect who was particularly fanatical about telling them they were not allowed to smoke in his presence. Back in the 1950s concerns like that were very VERY rare and eventually the detectives figured out that this guy had been responsible for killing his wife in a cigarette-caused fire years earlier, starting a chain of events that led up to the current murder/crime they were investigating.
Does anyone know what story this was?
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Michael
It was a mystery in which the detectives interviewed a suspect who was particularly fanatical about telling them they were not allowed to smoke in his presence. Back in the 1950s concerns like that were very VERY rare and eventually the detectives figured out that this guy had been responsible for killing his wife in a cigarette-caused fire years earlier, starting a chain of events that led up to the current murder/crime they were investigating.
Does anyone know what story this was?
:?
Michael