Richard Diamond – Brown Envelope Case. ep112, 511207
It was a dark and stormy night, with a sultry dame and a hardboiled detective. The resulting fender vender sets Dick Diamond off to a repair shop, and a mystery.…
Whitehall 1212 – Case of Mrs Minerva Bannamon. ep21, 520420
A 68-year-old widow left on an errand, and was never seen again. This is the story of the trail the police took to bring justice. Claims were made that she…
Black Museum – The Black Gladstone Bag. ep4, 520122
Taking a tour through the Black Museum, Orson Wells introduces today's instrument of death. A regular piece of luggage belonging to Jim, a travelling salesman, but now is tainted with…
Whitehall 1212 – Case of the Fatal Bath. ep20, 520413
A letter arrives for Scotland Yard inspectors to read. Ramsey enters, coincidentally with information on that same crime. The 2-hour interview turns up plenty of things about a bride who…
Whitehall 1212 – Murder of a Bloody Belgian. ep19, 520330
A case from 35 years earlier is reviewed. The remains of a lady, missing head and hands, is found, and an investigation begins. Blood-stained sheets, a laundry mark, and an…
Black Museum – A Jar Of Acid. ep20, 520515
The story of crime begins in the echoing halls of the Black Museum. Then we have Orson Wells transition us to a scene of two women who wait for a…
Whitehall 1212 – Case of the Black Gladstone Bag. ep18, 520323
A black Gladstone bag ties Dignam to a murder. He was a short man, with a short wife, but had a preference for tall women. The bag, and its bloody…
Black Museum – The Jack Handle. ep19, 1952
Dramatic story’s from the Gallery of Death, presented by Orson Wells. We are taken to a time during the war, when American troops found out of the way cafes to…
Whitehall1212 – Case Of Thomas Appelbee. 520316
Thomas Appleby was 70 when he married his 39-year-old bride. When he died from a crushed skull at age 75, neighbors had only sympathy for his wife, until she confessed…
Black Museum – The Hammerhead Matter. ep18, 520501
A practical tool becomes a deadly weapon, and Orson Wells tells us how it all went down. From the echoing halls of the Black Museum, we go to a train…