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James Bentley is accused of the murder of an elderly cleaner, Mrs McGinty. The motive for his crime seems obvious: to rob the old woman who had kept £30 under the floorboards. James is sentenced to death. However, the inspector who was in charge of Bentley's case somehow doubts his guilt. He turns to Hercule Poirot for help. The legendary detective goes to the crime scene. But talking to the people Mrs McGinty used to clean for doesn't give him any clues. In the deceased's belongings, Poirot discovers a newspaper that was published a few days before her murder. One of the articles, about four women involved in high-profile criminal cases of the past, was cut out by someone, and Poirot guesses that this is no accident...