✍ Scribed by Marx, André
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Uncle Titus has every reason to be happy. He is invited to an opening of a will! But instead of the millions of dollars he hopes for, he inherits a worthless red crystal, which he is to pass on to a person named Beany. But who is Beany? The Three Investigators takes on the case. An anonymous caller leads them on the trail of a dangerous secret cult. And suddenly, Jupiter, Pete and Bob find themselves in a breathtaking adventure involving obsession, madness and superstition.
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