Armstrong was the seventh murder victim when he was pushed off a cliff he was Owen of the death of Louisa Mary Clees, having operated (unsuccessfully) on her whilst he was drunk. He was invited to an island off the Devon coast by a Mr. Edward George ArmstrongĪ very well-to-do Harley Street physician, he counted himself 'lucky and skillful' in life and in his career. Bobby Jones wondered if Arbuthnot will make a fine doctor, since he doesn't have a 'chatty beside manner.' Why Didn't They Ask Evans? Dr. This deep-voiced man assisted her in gaining acess to the Bassington-ffrench home by saying she had a concussion from aįaked auto accident. George ArbuthnotĪ gloomy-looking young doctor, he was a friend of Lady Frankie Derwent. Doctor Ames was the fourth victim of the 'Curse of Men-her-Ra.' 'The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb' Dr. Of the expedition's leader, from drowning. He had once saved Rupert Bleibner, nephew He accompanied the Men-her-Ra expedition as their doctor.

Robert Ames was a 'capable-looking man of thirty odd' with a little bit of gray in his hair. Poirot described Adams being 'as obstinate as a pig.' As he visited with Poirot and Hastings his red face changed to purple with outrage. He was the 'typical genial red-faced country doctor' who had his practice in the town of Polgarwith, a small market town in Cornwall. The story in which the character appears is at the end of the entry.

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