June 14, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Gothic Horror Fiction & Graves, Gallows, Curses
Four eerie tales of gothic horror and betrayal unfold tonight. A desert archaeological dig uncovers fresh horror instead of ancient history. Then Owl Creek Bridge becomes a nightmare of illusion, escape, and doom. Witchcraft, stagecraft, and murder collide in flames and suspicion. Finally, The Whistler arrives with a crime story where the cleverest plan may already be waiting to betray you. Expert narration. Immersive darkness. Spine-tingling twists.
🪦 Dig Me Deadly
A desert excavation turns into a murder investigation when a body is found where no fresh corpse should be. Detective Claudia Trubshaw follows the trail through sand, bones, secrets, and suspicious academics in a classic radio mysterywhere the past is not nearly as dead as everyone hoped.
🌉 An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
A condemned man stands beneath the beams of Owl Creek Bridge, waiting for the rope to fall. What follows is one of the great nightmares of old-time radio suspense: a desperate escape, a race toward home, and the terrible question of how much life can pass through a mind in its final instant.
🔥 Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble
Theater, superstition, jealousy, and murder stir together in this eerie Suspense drama from John Dickson Carr. A performance becomes a trap, an obsession becomes dangerous, and the old language of witchcraft seems to whisper from just behind the curtain.
🔪 Double Cross
In this Whistler tale, a criminal scheme twists back on itself when deception becomes the deadliest weapon in the room. A robbery, a setup, and a supposed perfect plan all move toward the same destination: the moment when betrayal stops being clever and starts being fatal.
Four stories. Four graves opening. One broadcast that was never buried deep enough.
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Well, hello, my dear, you almost snuck up on me almost.
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Please make yourself comfortable. Well, I'm just getting the fire
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burning hot. As you know, it remains very chilly even
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in the warmer months. But I'd digress. It's still a delight.
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The air is different, not quite as delightful as the fall,
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but I'll take it. Life is certainly in the breeze,
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and that can be frustrating, But don't take that to heart.
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You wouldn't want to dig me deeply.
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A CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents come in.
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Welcome, I'm a g.
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Marshall.
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Welcome to the fear you can hear. Welcome to the
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world of terrifying imagination. It gives me a fiendish delight
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to invite you on a very unusual expedition. For in
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our tale to come, we are going to travel not
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to distant shores, not to outer space, but instead and
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backwards in time time, as the archaeologist knows it, the
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depths of time. Strange thing about archaeology. It seeks to
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understand life by the study of death.
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Can we try to uncover the rest of the body?
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Professor of course.
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Journey the three or four Fellows to help you and
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do it carefully. There's no way of telling about his position. Sure, think, professor,
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Oh this is awful.
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What are we going to do?
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Don't worry.
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Ancient bodies are your specialty. Fresh ones are mine.
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But how do you know it's murder? You surprise me.
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A suicide may dig her own grave, but you'd hardly
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expect her to pull the dirt in after her.
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Our mystery drama, dig Me Deadly, was written especially for
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the Mystery theater by S. J. Wilson and stars Louise Larabie.
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It is sponsored in part by the Kellogg Company, makers
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of Kellogg's special k Cereal. I'll be back shortly with
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that one now and the jail of the ball.
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That's ago in Pittsburgh.
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Here I was at Brown, So I tangle out my
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little lordkin, Will you tangle with me? Which row? Splendid? Dan?
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I was what that face?
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I'm a few pounds overweight, and this ball and chain
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points out how my extra weight can get in the way.
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I'm pointing you back to your chair.
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actually and one hundred percent list Just after a while,
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she was a wit.
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You and I know that death is no respector of time.
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It often comes unbidden, unexpectedly, even fiercely and murderously. Oh,
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get your fifth helmets, your sunglasses, your axes, shovels, and
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all the other paraphernalia you will need to join us
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in digmy deadly.
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Young man. Why aren't we on a road? Why do
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we have to cross the desert because it's the fastest
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way to where we're going?
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Detective Scrubshaw, not Scrubshaw, Troobshaw, Troopshaw, Detective Claudia Troubshaw.
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And I bet your last toothpick.
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Which I wish you'd take out of your mouth, that
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we're really crossing the rocky mountains.
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There, Colorado. This is Arizona.
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I know it's Arizona, Sherriff Whalley, It's where I came
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to spend my vacation with my sister before you showed
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up with all your horns spout me.
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Oh, ma'am, I did know, so I say, Now, what
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else would you call it? I came here to get
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away from La and all that smug and to breathe
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in the pure, fresh, clean air of Tucson.
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Now, thanks to you, I've got more sand in my
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mouth than the whole Sonora Desert.
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That's Mexico. This Arizona, I've got news for you. It's
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left Mexico and settled in my lungs.
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Now, you mean to tell me that in the entire
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state of Arizona there isn't a police officer anybody who
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can cover this case.
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That you had to drag me into this no woman's land.
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Those are my orders, ma'am.
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Why would my Boston, Los Angeles assign me to an
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Arizona case.
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Well, I guess you knew you were in the neighborhood.
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That makes as much sense as kissing one of those cactuses.
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They're called saguaros. Now stop changing the subject, now, will you?
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Tell me where we are going, Like I said, Western Naco.
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Good for you. You have advanced to the next plateau.
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And why are we going.
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There because that's where they're digging superb Now who are
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they the kids that are digging?
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Wiley? Did you ever have your IT tested? I say said, no,
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well don't.
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It's probably lower than Death Valley and I know that's
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in California. Now, why are they digging for dead bodies?
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I say, stop this car at once?
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Well, what's wrong? Not riding another minute until you tell
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me what this is all about? What more you want to.
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Know why I'm sitting in this rolling junk heap on
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my way to West Naco around.
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Well, there are these kids there? What kids? These kids
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from some school near LA.
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Every summer they come and they dig up things they're
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supposed to be real old.
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In other words, students working on an archaeological dig.
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Never could pronounce that word.
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Forget the pronunciation, just try and make some sense.
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Well, a few days ago, I am sitting in the
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sheriff's office when this here girl comes by.
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Excuse me, char mask one in is the sheriff here?
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Truths there's there are no sheriff, And who's in charge.
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I guess I am sorry, Definity sheriff.
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You could say, and name is Wyley. I'm looking for help,
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That's why I'm here. But what can I do for you?
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But he's not a real sheriff.
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Well, I don't get paid for it, but they give
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me the badge.
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Hey, why don't you try me.
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I'm one of the students working at the Broadfields, the dig.
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Why don't you sit that trouble here? What kind of trouble?
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But it just it.
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I can't tell exactly, but someone's following me wherever I go.
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I have the feelings someone right behind me or hiding
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and waiting to.
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Do something to me, something terrible. Isn't anyone in charge?
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Professor Wilkerson? He said, I'm imagining things?
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Well, now, have you ever rarely seen anyone following?
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No?
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But only the other day someone went through my bureau
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and my luggage.
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No, but things were all messed up. I know what's
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your name? Rogers? Edith Rogers, Miss Rogers?
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Now do you do you have any idea why somebody'd
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be telling you or looking through your things?
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I think someone's trying to kill me, kill you.
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Hey, that's serious. Why would anyone want to do that.
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Because they're afraid of me, scared of what I could do.
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Well, you don't look like you could trouble a horn.
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Told what what are they scared of? You said, No,
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I can't tell you.
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If they found out I came here, they'd do it faster.
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Anyway.
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You can't help me, maybe nobody can.
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Hey wait a minute, wait a minute, wait there, Then
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what did you do?
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I phoned that professor Wilkinson, say, detective, can we get
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this thing going again?
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All right, but only as long as you tell me
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everything you know? Well, I call up that professor and
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I told him about it.
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And he said that it was the girl's first summer there,
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and that working in the hot sun and seeing all
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those graves and skeletons was something she just wasn't used to.
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Then he said he'd take care of it and for
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me not to worry.
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Well, at first I thought I'd better leave well enough alone,
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except the whole thing just kept pacing at me. So
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a couple of days later I dropped by the Broadfield
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Spread and was told by a girl who roomed with us,
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Edith Rogers, that she.
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That is to say, that Edith Rogers here she had
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left did she say when I didn't ask? Did she
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say how? Or why? I didn't ask that either? Were
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her clothes and luggage? Gun Gosh, I didn't think to
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ask that neither. Then how come you thought to ask
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for me?
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Well, I called his friend of my father's, who was
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assistant deputy chief of police.
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Say no more, you called my boss Morgan. In other words,
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this isn't an official assignment, is it.
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Well, he told me you were in Tucson and to
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speak to you, and.
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Dragging me through this fan heap is your idea of
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speaking to me?
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Wiley? If I admit something to you, would you promise
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never to tell anyone sure a thing? Dettective. I know
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of only one person who's a bigger fool than you
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who let me me.
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A detective troop enre. I'm Jordan Wells. One of the
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students tells me, you'd like to see.
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Me only in an unofficial capacity, Professor. If you can
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be of assistants, fine, If not, I'll.
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Understand, might not try it, Professor, This is Sheriff Wiley.
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Oh yes, hi, Oh what's it all about the Rogers girl?
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I understand she's not here any longer.
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Yes, I knew that girl would be more trouble than
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it was worth to.
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Bring her out here. Then why was she here? Oh?
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She was thinking of archaeology as a major. You see,
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she family comes from a difficult home. She had nothing
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to occupy her this summer, and the dean asked me
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if we could fit her in, try to make a
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feel she belongs to something.
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A group. Apparently it didn't work out.
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No, she moped a lot, got the press suspicious. She
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wasn't wanted. I did everything I could. I got two
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of the nicest girl's room with her.
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Who are they?
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Oh?
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Rihanine Boulange, French exchange students specializes in atomic physics and
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Susan mater the straight A students, very outgoing.
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Very bright. Were there any young men?
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Yes? And I didn't like doing it, But I got
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Jimmy Trumble, who spent some of his free time with her.
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He's our prize. It's a brillant fellow. We call him
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our Libby Libby. Well, now that's a girl's name, Wiley.
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You're famous for not asking questions. Why not live up
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to your reputation. Professor Libby developed the carbon fourteen dating system.
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Oh he did, did he? Yes? Anyway?
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Edith didn't take to the work or to anyone. There's
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no surprise that you just dropped out.
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Are her belongings still here?
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Well, I wouldn't know, but Susan Wood, she's in the
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specimen shed next door.
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Let me call her so so later up.
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Yeah, yeah, Well can you come to my office room
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a minute, Wiley? Why don't you do something constructive like
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seeing if you can get me something to wash down
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this sandstorm I swallowed thanks to you.
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