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Unknown Broadcast | Christmas Horror Stories of Gifts, Ghosts & Snowbound Suspense
Unknown Broadcast — old-time radio horror stories, classic OTR, radio suspense, and Christmas ghost stories for the longest nights of the year. A special holiday edition, my dear: later nights for cold frights. We unwrap mislaid presents, whispered confessions, and footsteps in new snow; a Yule of shivers where favors come due and the past waits in a frost-rimmed mirror. Come nearer to the speaker. The tree lights hum. Somewhere between the carols and the wind, a voice promises a gift… and the bill.
Inside this Christmas collection you’ll hear snowbound horror stories, ghostly radio chillers, a brush with a Yeti, and wintry crimes that bite like sleet. Cozy up—cocoa in hand, curtains drawn—and let Unknown Broadcast thread these holiday hauntings together in one long night.
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- 🎁 The Gift — A present chosen with care… and paid for in something other than money.
- 🎄 Christmas Story — Candlelight, confession, and a truth that won’t stay wrapped.
- 📦 Delayed Christmas Present — A package arrives a year late; its sender hasn’t moved on.
- 🎁🗡️ A Present for Benny — Ribbon, paper, and gunmetal; sometimes the bow hides the bite.
- 🎁📻 A Present for Ricky — Good boys get toys; the rest get what they deserve.
- 🐾❄️ The Abominable Snowman — Whiteout, wide eyes, and footprints that don’t circle back.
- 🖼️ Cold Canvas — Art that steals warmth; a portrait that keeps breathing when the room does not.
- 🔧 The Open End Wrench — Under a streetlamp, one tool left behind points the way to the station house—and the end.
Blow out the last candle, my dear, and keep the radio low—Unknown Broadcast will handle the rest of your classic OTR Christmas horror tonight.
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Hello, my dear, So good to see you so close
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to the holidays. I do so enjoy your visits. What
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say tonight we stay up late, really late, and enjoy
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something frightful together, try to make ourselves feel merry and bride.
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Or it's that well, I suppose that wouldn't be much
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of a difficulty. Just give me one moment. Hot tea
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is our usual go to, but tonight, why not warm cocoa.
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The fire's burning bright, it's so warm and inviting. Let's
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gather around, because moments like these aren't the celebration, they're
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the gift.
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Radio, mystery theater presents. Come in, Welcome. I'm a g Marshall.
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The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on. Nor
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all your piety nor wit shall lure it back again
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to cancel half a line, Nor all your tears wash
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out a word of it, or put it this way.
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You can never erase nor rewrite what has been inscribed
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in the book of your life, Or can you What
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are you doing here?
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Water?
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I had to see you, reader, I had to see you.
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Don't you know it's dangerous, Rita? After all, we killed him.
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Oh you've got that all wrong.
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You killed him no, no, we both planned it. We
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both did it. Your fingerprints on the gun, Rita, you
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were there. It was your idea.
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What was my idea?
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Walter?
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I don't know what you're talking about.
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Our mystery drama, The Gift was written especially for the
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Mystery Theater by Sam Dan and stars Robert Dryden. It
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is sponsored in part by a Bwick Motor division and
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True Value Hardware stores. I'll be back shortly with that one.
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And we have laws against it, both man made and divine,
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practically all civilized and most uncivilized societies as well prohibited.
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So then how do you account for the fact that
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murder has flourished since the dim red dawn of history.
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Murder by individuals, murdered by groups, murder at wholesale, murder
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at retail, but murder everywhere and enough to spare. We
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are in a pretty little cafe law. A man and
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a woman are at a table, holding hands. They seem
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to be very much in love, and yet as we listen,
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the very first word we hear is murder.
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Now what brings the s.
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Plan to do it?
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Don't we?
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Of course time, but we don't have to talk about it.
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What do you mean we don't have to talk about it.
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But what I mean is we don't have to talk
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about it anymore. Everything we have to say has already
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been discussed. It only remains to be deaf.
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Yeah, maybe maybe, Walter, Are you beginning to have second thought?
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I don't know.
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Well, for your information, you were the first to mention
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it six months ago, didn't you say, if only Dennis
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weren't around?
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Well? Yes, what did it mean?
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You have a way?
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I have a way of cutting through the months of
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cracking the shell to get at the meat. Well, do
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you want to call it Austin?
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Do you?
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Walter?
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The time has come for you to take a stand
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and to stay there.
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Those were good court We're going through all that again. Oh,
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it's something to think about.
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It was something to think about.
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It was one of a great many problems and dangers,
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but we considered each one of them, arrive at a
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decision and put them.
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All behind us.
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Yes, there's no guarantee we'll get.
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Away with you. Does it have to be done today?
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Will it be easier tomorrow?
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Yes, you're right.
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No, we're right.
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This is being done by the two of us.
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But five o'clock time to go. I don't see the
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waitress around will have to.
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Leave a ten dollar bill on the table that will
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more than cover it.
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Read I'm leaving now, Walters, with you or without you?
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Oh hello, yeah, uh war right, there's some time of contails. Oh,
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I know how negative you feel about classical music. Walls,
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Why I don't exactly got to tend here, And that's
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your problem. Well, t have a thing Offred Angel Wilstein
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for us. He's a little libation here. No, no, no, Dama,
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you turn the other way. That's lobber now, reader, really
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it's not the blasteria drops now water now? What water? Hey?
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What what you.
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We're gonna do with a gun? Oh?
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No?
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What water? Dog? I'm sorry missus Sollen, I'm all right
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now in your own words. Can you tell us what happened? Well,
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a little tenants savage, I've already Oh I know, mister Powers.
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But another eye witness reported the same event. Usually add
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some details.
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That I don't mind, Lieutenant. I want to help much.
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I can thank you, as Walter and mister Powers.
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Said, we came into the apartment. Well, it must have
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been about four five fifteen. Dennis was listening to his
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music in the study. I recently wanted paging a Thurday landscape.
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I heard of him, Yes, Missus Allen.
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Then you know.
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I had it hung in the living room. Walter hadn't
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seen it yet, so he and I went inside.
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And yes, missus land.
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You know how you can get lost in a Thurday landscape.
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So we must have been looking at it for all
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of ten minutes. Then we went back to the study.
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And and.
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Would you careful drink of water, missus Holland.
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No, no, we saw Dennis flying on the floor. He
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was very still, and you could see that dark stain
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of blood on his shirt over his heart. You knew
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you you could tell that he was.
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And what else did you see?
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What else did I see?
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Not very much? Nothing? Nothing? Well, did you notice that
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the what did you call it, mister Powers, that tacitor
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collection Louisiana. That's the task of a collection. Did you
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notice that it was gone?
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I'm afraid the only thing I really saw was my
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hus lying said, I tried to close my eyes against Lieutenant.
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Now, as I understand that your husband had these coins
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called the Tastit collection.
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Yes, they were twelve English cold sovereigns, minted in sixty
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sixty two by King Charles the second to honor one
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of his friends, Lord Tacitus.
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And what was this collection worth?
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Or been insured for one hundred thousand dollars?
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And your husband wanted to sell?
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Yes?
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Why Dennis was aterial person killed with sudden whims, subject
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to unpredictable moods. He was always buying, selling, changing his mind.
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He was not a part of his charm.
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And where was the collection usually kept?
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In avolved?
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Then how was it he had these valuable coins in
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the house.
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The word was out among collectors and in the trade people.
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Were coming to look.
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Well, isn't it usual or sell these things at auction?
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To turn them over to a dealer.
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Benefiting his own way, he wanted to be sure that
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the buyer would be someone who could appreciate the.
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Meaning of the collection. Then Dennis was whole all day.
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Yeah, he was expecting buyers.
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At about the three I went out for a walk
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the night. I ran into mister Powers here. We stopped
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for a drink and then decided to go home pick
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up Dennis for dinner the theater.
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You came home, now you remember seeing the collection on
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his desk?
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Yes, I'm sure I did.
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It would have to be there because if he'd already
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sold it.
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He'd just said. So.
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Now you went into the other room to look at
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the painting, and you were there for ten minutes. Now,
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during these ten minutes, someone came in. I was a
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person enter.
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The only way is through the front store.
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Money'd have to ring a bell. The door locks automatically,
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and there's no sign of forced entry. You didn't hear
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a bell.
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No, would you see?
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He had his music going.
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It was very loud, and this same somewhat then shoots
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your husband. You didn't hear a shot. No, and you
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didn't either, mister Powers. No, as she said, the music
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was going full blast in the next room. Well, thank you,
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missus Allen h Yes, that's out. Lieutenant Savage. Dennis Holland
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was my closest friend. He was also a fine human being.
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His murderer must not go unpunished. We'll do what we
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can at Tom Mandy got your pictures ready, all right,
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let's leave, Oh goodbye, missus Holland, mis Powers all A,
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don't father. We can let ourselves out. We got away
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with this. This detective bought the story. I could tell
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he bought the story. We need it.
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Easy for him, A simple story.
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Snow frills.
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He had the coins on the desk.
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We were in the next room.
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Someone comes in to buy kills him. He's got the
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music going. We don't hear a thing.
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We come back.
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That's all over beautiful.
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And do you want to know why? It's a good
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story because it's built on a.
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Platform of facts.
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Each one can be readily verifast First, then it's did
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on the Passier collection. I think he did want to
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stop get taken out ads. Third, he did bring it
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home from the vault.
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The clerk would remember, for people.
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Were coming in and out all day. It's I said,
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we went into the living room to look at a
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new Faraday painting, and there is a new Faraday painting.
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Sixth We said we couldn't hear anything because the music
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was so loud. The neighbors will be glad to tell
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the police out Constantly they complained about that love music.
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Wait a minute, wait, good lord, what is it? Should
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we be talking like this? What should we be saying
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what we're saying? It just occurs to me. There were
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two or three detectors spoking about the place while the
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Lieutenant Savage was talking to us. What were they doing?
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What are the features looking for fingerprints and well anything
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that might serve.
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As a pete.
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That's what they'd like us to think they were doing.
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How do you know they weren't planting secret microphones whatever
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for to record this very conversation.
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Oh what if they did it?
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They did it, then you admit they did it.
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Oh, come on, water, it's so far fat.
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Use anything far fits today. Look, a man is murdered,
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the police automatically suspect his wife and his friend, not
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when they're the.
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One hundred thousand dollars robbery.
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Robbery story is our story.
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Now, look, we have a lot to do. Birth and
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hide the gun and the coin upon the farm.
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Take it like a.
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True and loyal for and make the funeral arrangements, will you?
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But before you do that, take me home to my
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mother's and then you can return to your place and
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I'll call you.
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What what's this music? Where's this music coming from?
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From?
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A record player? A record player? But I don't have
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a record player. I bought you one, you book, Dennis, Yes, Dennis,
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you're dead. You have to be dead, Dennis, He's dead,
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and get your standing year. That's a pretty good declarative sentence,
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isn't it. You're dead and you're standing here. It consists
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of two independent faults, and you would think that one
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negates the other. Well, grammar is grammar, and murder is murder.
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But surely in this case something has to give. It
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will give me a few minutes breathing space, and I
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shall return shortly for that too. The basic drawback of
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being dead is that it lasts forever. This bit of
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wisdom was uttered by an anonymous character in a forgotten
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