Nick Carter Stories No. 122, January 9, 1915: The suicide; or, Nick Carter and the lost head
by Nicholas Carter, Burke Jenkins, E. K. Nostwell
"Nick Carter Stories No. 122, January 9, 1915: The Suicide; or, Nick Carter and…" is a detective fiction story published in the early 20th century. The narrative centers on the legendary detective Nick Carter as he investigates a case involving the mysterious death of Cyrus Darling, who is suspected to have committed suicide under strange circumstances. The story introduces several intriguing characters, including Mrs. Myra Darling, Nick’s loyal chauffeur Danny Maloney, and other suspects, which complicates the plot and raises questions about the nature of Darling's demise. The beginning of the story unfolds as Nick Carter receives a letter from Mrs. Darling, requesting his assistance in dealing with her husband’s death. Upon meeting her, he learns about the disturbing details surrounding Cyrus’s passing, including a suicide note and the subsequent burning of the boathouse where his remains were discovered. As Nick delves deeper, he becomes increasingly suspicious of the situation, particularly regarding the missing fortune and the involvement of individuals linked to Darling. The opening sets the stage for a gripping investigation filled with potential foul play, establishing a balance of tension and intrigue that is characteristic of the Nick Carter series.
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