And then there were none by Agatha kristi

Agatha Christie's, And Then There Were None is a chilling mystery about a group of people who were invited to an island and got killed off one by one via an unknown being during their stay. The group invited to this peaceful and tropical island all had one thing in common; they had each committed a deadly crime, which the court could not dispense justice upon. For example: One night, a lady was brought into …

…and kicked away the stool. Ten down zero to go? Who's the killer? Lawrence Wargrave, a judge. He faked his death so he couldn't be a suspect. He dressed up in his judge's uniform, gray wig, black robe and dashed some fake blood on his fore head, depicting that he had been shot. When Vera came upon his corpse she instantly pronounced his death and then walked away without taking his pulse or feeling him.