✍ Scribed by Marx, André
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Friday night, Steadman Museum, Los Angeles: Mr Peacock, the friendly but scatterbrained museum director, enters the building with Jupiter, Pete and Bob. In a few minutes, the three detectives will exclusively see one of the most valuable diamonds in the world—the ‘Fire of the Moon’. Suddenly, the lights go out and five burglars enter the museum. A short time later, Mr Peacock and The Three Investigators are trapped in the building. The burglars want the diamond and they are ready to go over dead bodies for it.
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