Editing In the Teeth of the Evidence (section)

==Contents==
*[[Lord Peter Wimsey]] stories:
**"In the Teeth of the Evidence"{{snd}}A dentist is poisoned and dies in a car fire, supposedly by suicide or accident, but Wimsey suspects murder and identity fraud.
**"Absolutely Elsewhere"{{snd}}Wealthy debt-collector Mr. Grimbold is murdered, but all the suspects have alibis related to a series of phone calls, which Wimsey and Parker must unravel.
*[[Montague Egg]] stories:
**"A Shot at Goal"{{snd}}Mr. Egg is drawn into a murder mystery revolving around a heated [[soccer|football]] controversy. 
**"Dirt Cheap"{{snd}}A fellow traveling salesman is murdered for his jewelry case, and the evidence of Mr. Egg's clock helps to avenge him.
**"Bitter Almonds"{{snd}}An old gentleman's death causes great embarrassment for Mr. Egg when one of his own wines is involved.
**"False Weight"{{snd}}Mr. Egg investigates another fellow traveling salesman's death, this time with bigamy as the motive.
**"The Professor's Manuscript"{{snd}}Ill-fitting false teeth and a strange set of old books tip Mr. Egg off that something is not right with one of his new clients.
*Other stories:
**"The Milk-Bottles"{{snd}}A terrible smell and accumulating milk bottles cause neighbors to think a quarrelsome neighbor has murdered his wife.
**"Dilemma"{{snd}}Two men exchange stories of doubt, one a doctor who saved a vital manuscript on [[sleeping sickness]] instead of a drunken butler in a fire, and the other a detective who saved a child in a fire instead of evidence that would save an innocent man.
**"An Arrow O'er the House"{{snd}}A devoted secretary and her author employer find themselves embroiled in a mystery eerily similar to something he wrote.
**"Scrawns"{{snd}}A young lady is given a job in a house with some terrifying fellow servants.
**"Nebuchadnezzar"{{snd}}An elaborate, Biblical-themed game of charades causes a man with a guilty secret to suspect someone knows what he has done.
**"The Inspiration of Mr. Budd"- An impoverished hairdresser desperate for clients must make a terrible choice when he realizes his latest client is a wanted murderer.
**"Blood Sacrifice"{{snd}}A playwright tricked by a legal contract into drastically altering his beloved script finds himself in the position of having to save the life of the man who deceived him.
**"Suspicion"{{snd}}A man suspects a woman of murder but has no proof.
**"The Leopard Lady"{{snd}}A sinister [[moving van|removal van]] sparks a mystery.
**"The Cyprian Cat"{{snd}}A supernatural story in which a man who fears cats encounters a woman who behaves like one, and a strange feral cat that seems to be haunting him.