Too many suspects

Professor Richard Harriman-Harkness was a figure of disdain within the academic community, known for his arrogance and narrow-minded views. Despite his superficial knowledge, he managed to maintain his position at the prestigious university, much to the dismay of his colleagues and students alike. As he navigates the treacherous waters of academia, his condescending demeanor often leads to a multitude of enemies, each with their motives and grievances.

When a controversial incident unfolds, it appears that Harriman-Harkness's past decisions have finally caught up to him, thrusting him into the center of a web of deceit and suspicion. With tension mounting and a growing list of potential suspects, Richard must confront his own biases and prejudices to uncover the truth before it consumes him. The story promises a gripping exploration of morality, perception, and the consequences of one's actions in a world riddled with hidden agendas.