Inspired by a real caseTower for Sale
Luxury hotel suite in Paris, 1925: on the mahogany table, a contract with a gold seal.
Paris, Saturday, May 23, 1925, 6 pm. In suite 412 of the Grand Hôtel Mirabeau, a stone's throw from the Concorde, a contract with the gold seal of the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs lies on the table: the sale of the great iron tower as scrap, 7,000 tons of iron.
Suspects
Simone LachaudHotel typist who typed the ministry's letters, 29
Honoré GauthierMarseille scrap dealer who bid for the tower, 52
Fabrice MontclairPrivate secretary to Deputy Director Bellegarde, 36















