School Was Murder

Additionally, many of the school's teenaged students and their teachers are about to embark on a trip to Greece and Italy that cannot be cancelled. Still, the school cannot afford to lose another teacher. George Szego, chairman of the Canadian half of the school's governing board, convinces Theodore Pantaloni, a private investigator from Toronto, to look into the teachers' deaths.

Pantaloni, who has had years of criminal study, must travel with the teachers and their students to both investigate and possibly thwart another murder attempt. With little evidence to lead him, neither teachers nor students are above Pantaloni's suspicion.