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Sherlock Holmes: Untold: The Strange Disappearance of James Phillimore

Sherlock Holmes: Untold: The Strange Disappearance of James Phillimore

29 October 2025 · Jonathan Barnes · Directed by Ken Bentley · Sherlock Holmes #23 · at Big Finish

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London, 1896 is the scene for an impossible vanishing. A man named Phillimore returns indoors to fetch his umbrella, only to disappear, seemingly forever. For Sherlock Holmes, the solution to the case remains maddeningly elusive - as does that larger mystery which looms, more and more troublingly, behind it.
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A classic detective mystery with an unsettling, inexplicable core.
“London, 1896 is the scene for an impossible vanishing.”
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Cast · 6 voices

Aurora Dawson-HunteChristopher NaylorHarriet KershawJohn BanksNicholas BriggsRichard Earl

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Directed by Ken Bentley

Written by Jonathan Barnes

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