The Story of Crime and Punishment
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The Story of Crime and Punishment
Narrated by:
Leighton Pugh
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Narrated by:
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Leighton Pugh
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A. B. Yehoshua
About this listen
Raskolnikov is a poor student living in St Petersburg. Desperate to escape his poverty, he kills two people and flees with a few watches and some jewelry.
Although at first nobody suspects him, his own conscience plagues him, and it isn't long before an intelligent police detective by the name of Petrovich begins to have his doubts about Raskolnikov's innocence and is determined to make him confess.
©2011 Abraham B. Yehoshua (P)2015 W F Howes Ltd
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