Feb. 8, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Four Old-Time Radio Horror Stories of Missing Men and Mute Fate
Unknown Broadcast — old-time radio horror stories, classic OTR suspense, and vintage radio mystery drift into the Weekly Spooky feed again… and this one is packed with vanishings, fatal coincidences, and the kind of doom that arrives right on schedule.
Tonight’s broadcast contains four tales:
If you love classic radio suspense, old-time radio thrillers, and vintage horror audio where the twist arrives like a closing door—this episode is for you.
Some nights the stories don’t end… they just stop talking—like they’re waiting for you to fill in what happens next.
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Tonight’s broadcast contains four tales:
- 🕯️ “The Man is Missing” — A routine look turns into a cold realization: someone was here… and now they’re gone. When the search begins, the truth won’t stay put—shifting from clues to contradictions, from certainty to dread.
- 🚢 “A Shipment of Mute Fate” — A ship in port, a whispered warning, and a voyage that feels pre-written. The ocean doesn’t care what you planned… it only cares what it’s collecting.
- ✈️ “Death Flies Blind” — LaGuardia. A flight. A sudden turn into a high-altitude nightmare where every decision costs more than it should—and the ground is far, far away.
- 🛣️ “A Law of Physics” — A rain-slick road, a tightening sense of inevitability, and a simple rule of the universe that becomes something else entirely: a trap with perfect logic.
If you love classic radio suspense, old-time radio thrillers, and vintage horror audio where the twist arrives like a closing door—this episode is for you.
Some nights the stories don’t end… they just stop talking—like they’re waiting for you to fill in what happens next.
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🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
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Ah, so good to see you again, my dear. How
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are you well? I'm just just just fine. No worries here,
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although sometimes I find myself considering the dark, not just
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where it's hard to see, but where there's a true
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lack of light. Sometimes I worry that at the end
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of a long, dark, pitch black corridor, what I'll find
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at the end is a mirror hanging there facing me,
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And as I look into it, I realize the man
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is missing.
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CBS Radio Mystery Theater Presents.
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Come in. Welcome. I'm e G. Marshall.
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How old were you when you first said I'm going
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to run away and you'll never see me again, and
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then you'll be sorry. Everyone has said it so, Some
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did not say it out loud. Some have run and
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returned the same day, Some have never got round or
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running at all, and some have run and stayed away.
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It is one of these who gives us the title
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of our story.
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The man is missing.
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The letters get smaller, pressure of the pen gets lighter,
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the lines get thinner.
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Man is not well. Are you sure?
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Tees aren't crossed in a few places, see the loops
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aren't completed. Perhaps he's not sick. Perhaps he's only hysterical,
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or perhaps perhaps he's mad.
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Our mystery drama The Man Is Missing was written especially
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for the Mystery Theater by Elspeth Eric and stars Anne
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Williams and Larry Haynes. It is sponsored in part by
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Buick Motor Division and contact the twelve hour Code capsule
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I'll be back shortly with Act one. Within the huge
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New York City Police Department, there's a small coterie of
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men who wear no uniforms. They are the investigative Detectives.
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They have one captain, one lieutenant, and five sergeants.
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They receive about one hundred calls every day.
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Out of sixteen thousand cases, they have solved better than
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ninety nine percent. They are known as the Missing Persons Squad.
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I looked up and there she was back again. I
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told her, and told her over and over, But there
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she was, same bright smile, same eager look, like she
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knew I could do something and she was just hanging
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around waiting for me to do it. My name's Wiley
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Caldwell and I'm captain of the Missing Persons Squad.
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Good job, I like it.
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We know I stopped if I didn't say so myself,
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as perhaps I shouldn't run away kids. We handle a
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lot of those, and old people, the ones who get
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tired of feeling useless and unwanted and just wanted r off.
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We get a lot of those two.
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However, as she was back for the emptyenth time to
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ask me for the empty time to find her.
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Husband, Captain Caldwell, May I talk.
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To you, missus McLachlin. Why don't you call me here?
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We know each other pretty well by.
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Now that we do, so call me me here, please,
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okayre But.
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The answer is the same.
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We've checked the fires, we called them Morgue, Lawrence McLoughlin,
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either place. So he's not in jail, he's not in
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the hospital, he's not dead. What more do you want?
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But where is he? Out there somewhere?
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Can't you look for him?
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Is he under eighteen?
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Of course not?
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Is he over sixty five?
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He's twenty nine?
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Ah well, then even if we could locate him, we
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couldn't do anything about it.
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We couldn't bring him in.
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Why couldn't you because we would.
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Be violating his civil right, you understand, Unless, of course
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he's mental, then we could take him.
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Is he is he mental?
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Off his rocker?
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R out of his mind.
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No, all right, then we can't touch him. I know
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it's hot on you, but I must break the news. There,
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husband's run off all the time. Is Lawrence Saiven don
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the vanishing act of form?
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Certainly?
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Not?
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All right, Bobby, You'll never do it again, provided, of course,
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he comes back. Now you run a wrong home and
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wait to hear from him. Okay, I have heard from him.
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You have he sent me some money?
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Well, then you're all set. But he doesn't say where
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he is, what he's thinking of? You didn't or he
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wouldn't be sending you the money, would he. You see,
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he's worried about you. He loves you. You're his wife.
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He loves you. So why you don't know where he is? Oh?
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Please Captain call her? Please?
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I know you can find him for me if you
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just try.
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You're a missing person since.
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Larry is missing, and I want you to find him.
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If I can't you, I want.
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You right all right now, quick quick crying. Hell's gonna
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do any good?
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You know that?
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All right? I stopped crying. And why won't you help me?
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I'll tell you what.
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I'm going to turn you over to one of our detectives.
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Ben Chase, his name is. He's a very nice man,
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very fatherly tight.
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You like him, Can.
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You tell him all about your missing spouse and maybe
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he can take her something? I'll let be Okay, Okay,
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then come on this way.
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He's right in here.
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Uh, ben, I got a lady here I want you
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to meet.
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This is Mia McLaughlin.
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Maya.
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This is Detective Benjamin Chase. Take care of the little
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lady Benner.
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She was the prettiest thing I've ever seen in my
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whole life. Skin like pink and white alabaster, dark brown hair,
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with a shine to her big round eyes, the exact
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same color as the blue jeans she had on. It
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was like Spring had just walked through the door, and me,
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fifteen eight years old, I'm then Chase, Detective third Grade
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Missing Persons Squad. I was a patrolman for fifteen years.
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Then I did a hitch with public morals for a
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short time, and then somebody smiled on me and I
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landed here. What a swell job. I mean, here is
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where you really get the feeling you're helping people.
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Please find my husband.
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Your husband's missing? Is that it?
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Yes? And don't tell me about a civil rights.
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I want to know where he is well. We could
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probably locate them, but we couldn't make him come back
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to you.
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I just want to know where he is.
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We can check the files hospitals.
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Oh he's alive.
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I know that.
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I don't think he's sick. See I got this from
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him this morning.
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Oh you got a letter from him? It had money
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in it. Okay, if I take a look at it.
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Sure, look look it was mail right here in New York.
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You can tell me the postmark. Oh yeah, yuh mind
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if I read it. I don't mind, Darling Mia, I
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thought you might be sure to cash love Larry Well,
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I'll say, now this sounds like he thinks the world
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of you. But what are you so worried about it?
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He'll come back?
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But where is he?
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What happened to missus? Mclauliny.
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You can call me me or if you want to.
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Husbands do get this urge once in a while, to
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you know, take off, be on their own for a while.
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Not just husbands. See the wives get it too. I
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have to say, I can't see why anyone would go
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off and leave a lovely girl like you.
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Well, he did you.
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You do know you're very pretty, don't you? I guess
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you guess, don't you know?
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I'm a model, photographer's model. You have to have some
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kind of looks for that.
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I guess if you've got more than some kind of looks, yea,
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thank you a lot more. Look.
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Can you help me find Larry?
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Well, I can try.
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I can't sleep, I can't eat, I can't go out
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on a job. I just think about him all the
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time and what could have happened to him?
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Yeah, well, I'd have to do it on my own,
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you understand. I mean, it wouldn't be an official police case,
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and it'll take a lot of legwork a lot of
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time too, and I don't have too much free time.
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I don't know if my wife will care for my
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taking on any outside work.
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Are you married?
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Oh? Oh am?
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I married?
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Twenty five years married is what I am. So I
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know about husbands getting the urge to take off? Did
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you ever do it? Oh? No, no, no, no I
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never did. But that doesn't mean I never had the urage. No.
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I'm married to a wonderful woman. Irma is about the
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best wife anybody could imagine. But well, I've had urges now,
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and then you're.
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Very nice to try to help me.
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Yeah, listen, you mind if I take this and globe home.
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With me, No, take it if it'll help.
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And the note inside, Can I take that too.
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Yes, but don't lose it. I want it back.
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Oh, you'll get it back, all right, It's all I've got,
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all right, all right, I don't cry. We'll find them,
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that is, I'll find them, I hope. So yeah, Now
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I got to run along home. Irma will be wondering
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what happens to me, And we don't want her to
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think that she's got a missing husband, not do we.
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I'm Irma Chase, fifty two years old, married twenty five
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years to Benjamin Chase, Detective, third class, husband, first class
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all the way. We've never had children, but we never
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really needed children to bring us together.
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We were together from the start. Oh.
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There have been times a few of them when I
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felt that Ben's eye was roving.
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And that he'd kind of like to rove with it.
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He didn't know that I know about those times, and
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I wouldn't let him know that I know, because he'd
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feel terrible if he thought he'd hurt me in any
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way at all.
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He's just that kind of man. And at fifty two.
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My waist is a good bit thicker than it was
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when I married him, and the hair has gray in it,
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and I almost have a double chin unless I remember
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to stand right. So when he came home that night, herma, yeah,
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well you don't say.
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I'd never get all right, don't be fresh, just okay.
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Now your beer's next to your chair, and there's some
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good cheese to go with a really sharp cheddar.
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You're a great girl. Of course.
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I am.
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There a little late tonight, aren't you. Yeah, yeah, well
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what happened and a girl came into the office, see
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that is Captain Caldwell brought her in, turned her over
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to me. Seems she's been bothering him for quite some time.
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Missing husband, Oh one of those Yeah, he's been missing
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for some time. Anyway, Coldwell checked the files the morgue,
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didn't come up with anything, but Na kept coming back,
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coming back. Na. Yeah, that's her name, Lia McLachlan. Anyway,
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I talked to her as she showed me this note
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she got from him. It was mailed right here in
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the city and there was money in it. He wrote
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a note. Yeah, yeah, sounded very concerned about her having
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some money. I'd like to see that note. M Are
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you still hung up on that stuff.
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Okay, okay, you know you can't blame me if I
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try to be part of your work.
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Oh can you? Or do you? I should say? If
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you'd rather but out, just say the word.
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I'd like to remind you that Rafael Sherman, oh please
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not a Rafael Sherman was attached to the Crackout Police
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Force from the start of the century to a nighteen hundred.
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