January 15, 1978, Blenheim House Hotel, North Berwick, Scotland. The hotel proprietor is suspicious about two new guests. Worried they wouldn’t be able to pay their bill when they checked out, he telephones the local police asking them run the registration plates on their car. When the plates didn’t match the vehicle, police arrested the two men, bringing them in for questioning. What they didn’t know was that there was a dead body in the trunk of that car—and it wasn’t the first, but the 5th that had been inside the boot. This is a story about a thief and a liar who rubbed elbows with the wealthy and famous. He was also a delusional, sex- addicted murderer. This is Archibald Hall aka Roy Fontaine. The Butler Did it.
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