Agatha Christie's detective novel "A Visit to Death" was published in 1938 in Great Britain, and then in the same year in the United States. The focus of the events is the Boynton family, which goes on a trip to Jerusalem. The head of the family, Mrs. Boynton, who is already quite old and in poor health, controls every step of her relatives and keeps them financially dependent. Everyone longs for her death, but in the end, whose victim is the old tyrant? This time, the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, who also finds himself in Jerusalem by chance, undertakes to solve this difficult mystery. He, despite his will, witnesses a fragment of a conversation on the eve of the murder, around which he builds the investigation.
