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A few days later Monsieur Fallières's body was laid to rest in the little cemetery behind the chapel. A verdict of murder by person or persons unknown was brought in, and the whole French Press was full of the strange story. As Fouchard had prognosticated, the château was bombarded with reporters eagerly seeking for more details.
"Have nothing to do with those fellows," said Fouchard. "They'll twist anything you say to make a new story. It is a pity the thing has become public property."