The 'crime' in question initially starts out being about a man named Tennant getting on a train, having a row with a woman in the carriage and her 'falling out of the train'. He fails to act (this is a prevalent trope in Marsh's work - the characters in question end up becoming criminals due to the failure to act when necessary) and it turns out that the woman is dead. Or is she? (Goodreads)
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