With permission from the Bishop, Cadfael examines de Soulis's body and belongings, discovering that de Soulis was stabbed from the front with a dagger, not a sword-indicating his killer was someone he knew and trusted, and allowed to approach him.
With permission from the Bishop, Cadfael and Hugh examine de Soulis's body and belongings, discovering that de Soulis was stabbed from the front with a dagger, not a sword. This indicates his killer was someone he knew and trusted, and allowed to approach him.