This version features in a rare dramatic role and is set in the 1950s .
The case was closed, but Maigret knew that the truth behind the murder would haunt him for a long time. He lit a pipe, took a moment to reflect on the complexities of human nature, and then headed back to his office to prepare for the next case that would come his way. Maigret
. Unlike contemporaries like Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot, who used deductive reasoning to solve puzzles, Maigret solved crimes by "soaking up" the atmosphere and getting under the skin of both victims and suspects. The "Mender of Destinies" Maigret’s defining characteristic is his motto: "Understand, and judge not" This version features in a rare dramatic role