Go Back for Murder

Go Back For Murder was a 1960 play written by Agatha Christie based on the Hercule Poirot novel Five Little Pigs.


The play omitted the character of Poirot. His function in the story is filled by a young lawyer named Justin Fogg, son of the lawyer who led Caroline Crale's defence. During the course of the play, it is revealed that Carla's fiancé is an obnoxious American who is strongly against her revisiting the case, and in the end, she leaves him for Fogg.