The Five Orange Pips

A chilling mystery, an ominous warning, and a race against time—Sherlock Holmes faces one of his most haunting cases in The Five Orange Pips.

When young John Openshaw arrives at 221B Baker Street, he brings a terrifying tale of death and an eerie symbol of doom—five dried orange pips enclosed in an anonymous letter. His uncle and father both received the same grim warning before meeting untimely ends. Now, the curse has come for him. Desperate for help, he turns to Sherlock Holmes.

As Holmes unravels the mystery, he discovers a deadly secret that reaches across the Atlantic, tied to the sinister activities of the Ku Klux Klan. But before he can act, fate strikes again. With the clock ticking, can Holmes bring justice to a case where the enemy is both ruthless and elusive?

Filled with suspense, intrigue, and Holmes’ razor-sharp deductions, The Five Orange Pips is a gripping short story from Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

Narrated by Natasha Putri, this thrilling tale captures the eerie atmosphere and relentless tension of one of Holmes’ most unsettling investigations.