The Last and Highest Court Of Appeal

It's a true crime story for the ages.

George Edalji, a half-Parsee solicitor convicted of shocking acts of brutality. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the acclaimed writer, decides to act like Sherlock Holmes and clear Edalji's name.

For decades, this compelling case has intrigued authors, who have fictionalized the story for entertainment, but every adaptation has obscured some of the facts.

The dramatizations and novelization of the Edalji case are studied here, revealing long-overlooked truths.