Whitfield is a detective (played by Barbara Anderson) on "Ironside" (1967–71) Hanne Wilhemsen is a Norwegian police inspector and closeted lesbian in a book series debuted 1993 by Norwegian Anne Holt. Books in the series are: Blind Goddess, Blessed are Those Who Thirst, 1222, Death of the Demon, What is Mine, What Never Happens, Fear Not, and Death in Oslo. Lila Wilkins is a former reporter, employed by literary agency, in Buried in a Book (2012), the first book in a proposed series by Lucy Arlington. Catherine Willows is a crime scene investigator played by Marg Helgenberger on the 2000-2015 CBS series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. Hildegarde Withers is a school teacher and amateur investigator in a series of books by American mystery novelist Stuart Palmer (debuted 1931). Played by Edna May Oliver in the films The Penguin Pool Murder (1932), Murder on the Blackboard (1934), and Murder on a Honeymoon (1935); by Helen Broderick in Murder on a Bridle Path (1936); by ZaSu Pitts in The Plot Thickens (1936) and Forty Naughty Girls (1937); and by Eve Arden in A Very Missing Person (1972). Hannah Wolfe is a private investigator in a trilogy of novels – Birth Marks, Fatlands, and Under My Skin – by English novelist Sarah Dunant (debuted 1991). Hazel Wong (real name: Wong Fung Ying) is a Chinese schoolgirl who attends an English boarding school in the book series Murder Most Unladylike by Robin Stevens where as vice-president and Secretary of a Detective Society she solves various murder mysteries with the help of her friend the Honourable Daisy Wells. April Woo is a Chinese-American New York police detective in a book series by Leslie Glass (author) including Burning Time, Hanging Time, etc. Shelby Woo is the title teen detective on The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo which screened 1996–1998 on Nickelodeon. Persephone Wright, the protagonist of the Suffrajitsu graphic novel series, moonlights as a detective in The Isle of Dogs, a novella by Michael Lussier. Sheil B. Wright created by Ann Morven is a dunce at deduction but well versed in human folly. These whodunits blend chills and chuckles (2012) The Right Royal Bastard, Murder Piping Hot, The Seventh Petal, and The Killing of Hamlet. Xie Yaohuan () is a fictional member of the court of the Empress Wu Zetian who originally appeared in Tian Han's Xie Yaohuan eponymous 1961 Peking opera allegorically condemning the Great