Murder on the Orient Express

1. Poirot

1.1. American

1.2. investigates the murder

1.3. detective

2. MacQueen

2.1. disliked and distrusted Ratchett

2.2. last one to see Ratvhett alive

3. Princess Dragomiroff

3.1. Ugly

3.2. Was friends with the armstrongs

4. swedish women

4.1. spoke french

4.2. was a nurse

4.3. opened Ratchett's door by mistake the night of the murder

4.4. claims to not know of the murder of daisy

4.5. has never been to America

4.6. believed to be the last one to see ratchett

5. Mrs. Hubbard

5.1. Talks about daughter alot

5.2. American

5.3. Didn't like ratchett

5.4. handkerchief found in Ratchette's room

5.5. found the condutor's button in her room

5.6. thought there was a man in her room the night of the murder

5.7. murder weapon found in her purse

6. Dr.Constantine

6.1. Ratchett's doctor

6.2. believes the murderer is a women

7. American man

7.1. common looking

7.2. terrible clothes

7.3. large

7.4. thirty nine years old

8. The murderer

8.1. sent letters

8.2. smoked a pipe

8.3. was A small dark man with a wominish voice

8.4. sacarlet kamono

9. The italian

9.1. American

9.2. agent for ford

10. German Lady's maid

11. Armstrong family

12. Ratchett

12.1. Was murdered

12.2. American

12.3. Was stabbed

12.4. murdered Daisy armstrong

13. Miss Debenham

13.1. Anxious for the train to start

13.2. english

13.3. 26 yrs. old

13.4. is not distressed about the murder

13.5. governess

13.6. knew of Ratchetts real identity

14. The conductor

14.1. Found Ratchett dead

14.2. respectable and honest

15. M.Bouc

15.1. Suggests poirot solves the murder

16. Colonel Aurbutnot

16.1. English

16.2. smokes pipie

16.3. thought Ratchett deserved what he got

16.4. did not know the armstrongs

16.5. soilder

17. Count and Countess Andrenyi

17.1. has been to America

17.2. says it would be useless for his wife to come

17.3. countess is timid

18. Hardman

18.1. lies about being a travelling salesman

18.2. american

18.3. detective

18.4. claims to not know who Ratchett really was