

The Copper Bullet
by John Russell Fearn
2012
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> Dr. Bland retires to his office to rest, complaining of a headache. But later, his fellow scientists find him slumped over his desk - dead. In his forehead is a round hole, edged with burn marks. He has apparently shot himself but there is no sign of a gun. The only clue is a copper bullet, of the type used in a .38 revolver. There is no cartridge cover - indicating that the bullet has been fired, and then put there ...
