3 Review(s)

Professor Craig Kennedy is a fictional scientist and detective known for his expertise in forensic science and his use of cutting-edge technology to solve crimes. In "The Silent Bullet," Professor Kennedy is called upon to investigate a murder case involving a mysterious assassination by gunshot. The victim is killed in a locked room, and there is no apparent evidence of a gunshot or weapon.As with many of Arthur B. Reeve's stories featuring Professor Kennedy, "The Silent Bullet" involves intricate mysteries, scientific deductions, and the application of technology and forensic techniques to solve crimes. The character of Professor Kennedy was created in the tradition of fictional detectives like Sherlock Holmes and was known for his reliance on scientific methods to solve cases.Arthur B. Reeve's stories were popular during the early 20th century and contributed to the genre of scientific detective fiction. "The Silent Bullet" is one of the many stories in the Professor Kennedy series that showcases Reeve's interest in combining scientific knowledge with thrilling mysteries.