Naima Jamal

Fouzy Pasha agrees with his daughter that whoever marries her must choose her for her person and love for her, not for her wealth. Indeed, Fouzy Pasha pretends to be bankrupt and even chooses a modest, popular residence and wanders the streets playing the piano while his daughter sings. Love brings his daughter together with a young man from a wealthy family, and the Pasha blesses this love.

Une série de crimes odieux bouleverse une petite communauté et l'inspectrice Lois Tryon a l'impression que ces crimes ont quelque chose de personnel, comme si quelqu'un ou quelque chose la narguait.