Poirot(1989 - 2013)

Hercule Poirot is one of the most prominent detectives in the history of fiction. He is a very popular character that his creator Agatha Christie has clearly described and listed the characteristics that set him apart from other detectives. One of his outstanding features is his obsession, being far from modesty and modesty, wearing varnished shoes at all times and thick sables that give a special glory to his face. Poirot was born in a traditional Catholic family in Belgium. After completing his studies at the University of Brussels, he joined the Belgian police and due to his intelligence, hard work and many successes, he quickly promoted and became the most famous member of the police force. But around 1904, he left the police force for unknown reasons and started working as a private detective. And nothing happens that becomes famous even outside this continent. With the beginning of World War II and the occupation of Belgium, Poirot sought refuge in England. There, a wealthy old woman named Emily Inglethorpe is accommodated in the village of Stiles St. Mary. It was in this village that Poirot and Hastings met for the first time. Mrs. Yingle Thorpe was also murdered in this village, and Poirot solved this story with Stiles in the book "Mysterious Affair at Stiles" (Agatha Christie's first novel).