Synopsis

Benedict Farley, a millionaire and man of considerable, if unconventional, renown, sought out Poirot to discuss a troubling affliction: recurring nightmares. In these dreams, Mr. Farley repeatedly found himself enacting his own demise. Despite Poirot’s counsel, the unsettling visions persisted. When Farley was discovered deceased, Poirot dismissed the apparent suicide. He sensed instead a more intricate design at play – a meticulously orchestrated murder, cleverly concealed through the manipulat