July 5, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Psychic Horror, Living Mannequins, Vanishing Rooms, and Deadly Jealousy
Unknown Broadcast returns with four old-time radio horror stories, classic OTR suspense, vintage radio mystery, and eerie anthology drama pulled from somewhere beyond the static.
Tonight’s transmission begins with a troubled girl whose uncanny gift for finding lost things draws her toward a missing woman, a frightened family, and something buried much too close to home. Then the doors close inside an enormous department store, where a poet discovers that the mannequins are not the only inhabitants waiting for nightfall. After that, a bachelor party becomes an impossible murder mystery involving a dead stranger, a vanished apartment, and five extremely important canaries.
Finally, The Whistler follows a jealous wife whose plan to eliminate “the other woman” rests upon one fatal assumption.
🔎 “The Girl Who Found Things” — CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Iris Lloyd is defiant, unpredictable, and apparently clairvoyant. When she is brought to the Wheeler house to help locate a missing woman, her disturbing flashes point toward a taxi driver, a secret in the woods, and a family desperate to keep the truth lost forever.
🌙 “Evening Primrose” — Escape
Poet Charles Snell hides inside Bracey’s department store to escape ordinary life, only to discover an entire secret society already living between its counters and display windows. Falling in love with Ella brings him into conflict with their rigid rules—and with the mysterious Dark Men who make certain troublesome residents disappear.
🐤 “Five Canaries in the Room” — Suspense
After his bachelor party, Ronald Denham becomes entangled in a murder involving a dead stranger, a missing apartment, and five noisy canaries. The crime appears impossible, but even a vanished room leaves clues behind.
💔 “The Other Woman” — The Whistler
Convinced her husband is leaving her for his secretary, Olivia Martin transforms a private flight into a calculated murder plot. Jealousy gives her a target, a plan, and absolute certainty—until the truth reveals that she chose the wrong woman.
Four stories. Four things that should have remained hidden. Some people spend their lives searching for the truth. Tonight, the truth knows exactly where to find them.
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Ah, my dear, so good to see you back. Oh
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what's that well, of course, of course, please please have
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a seat by the fire. I know it's warm out there,
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but at night the chill still cuts through the flesh
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straight to the bone. So enjoy warming yourself as we
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find something chilly to enjoy. I'll have the tea steeping.
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While this story begins to simmer on its own, well,
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just kick back and relax. After all, if you have
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any anxiety in you, at least you aren't The Girls
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who Found Things.
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Come in.
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Welcome him e g.
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Marshall.
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Welcome to the sound of suspense. Welcome to the fear
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you can hear, but mostly to the world of terrifying imagination.
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In the next fifty two minutes, you hear a story
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about a girl with a most unusual talent, a talent
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for finding lost dolls or dead bodies. May not be
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glad you met Iris Lloyd, but we don't think you'll
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forget her and.
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Faith and faint. I'm here, I'm here, Come and find me.
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Where are you house?
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My poor dolly?
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Where held me?
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Help me?
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It's a dark and I'm afraid.
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And our mystery drama, The Girl who Found Things was
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written especially for the Mystery theater by Henry Slesser and
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stars Norman Rose. It is sponsored in part by the
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Kellogg Company, makers of Kellogg's special k cereal, and by
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Anheuser Busch Incorporated, brewers of Budweiser. I'll be back shortly
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with that one on you, and now Act one of
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the girl who found things. It begins serenely enough in
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the pleasant little town of Medvale, but with a woman
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who is preparing to leave it just as soon as
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her taxi arrives.
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Come in, Lucas, the day is apen.
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Oh, for heaven's sake, that man's death.
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Oh, abram As, will there? I hope I'm not too early.
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No, I'm all packed. You can take that trunk in
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the hallway first. Then I've got a few small suitcases,
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but they can go on the back seat with me.
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As ma'am. That all you're taking the Europe I.
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Sent the rest ahead to the ships. Well, go on, Lucas,
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start loading that taxi.
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Yes, ma'am, Yeah, I was just wondering if there is
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something you wanted me to do in the house for
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closing up.
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You know it's all been done, Lucas.
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You're sure you turned off the gas.
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Let this be How about the fireplace I see ahead
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of fires morning?
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Are you sure it's good and cold?
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Oh?
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I suppose you could check it again, just in case.
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Better received than sorry, they say. Seems to me you
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got a couple of embers burning there and maybe I
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could put them out.
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For the shovel please, sorry, Lucas, Yes, ma'am.
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I'm going about this as fast as I can.
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Yeah, you see this isn't easy for me.
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That isn't Look at seven stakes. Put the shovel back.
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You're tracking ashes all over the floor.
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Please please turn around, Miss Wheeler.
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Don't look at me, Lucas, are you crazy?
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I can't do this if you're looking at.
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Me, look at put that down.
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I'm sorry, Miss we are.
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Had to do it. Misswearing, I had.
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Nae pick you up, take you outside for the woods.
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That's when I got to bury miss.
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How much? Father David? We've been driving for.
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All almost their darling, Just relaxed.
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Tell me more about your aunt's face. I don't really
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feel prepared to meet her.
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No one's ever fully prepared for ant's face. I warn
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you that she's something of a character.
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Just waiting to be discovered by Monthly Digest.
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Anyway, after my mother died, she became less fancy and
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more motherly.
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That's why she was so upset when I got married
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Aid and failed to do my filial duty.
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By bringing your bride home for approval something like that.
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I suppose she's going to resent me for being two
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years too late.
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I'll take my word for it. She'll be crazy about you.
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But remember what I said, she's an old gypsy. Don't
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be surprised if she dragged out a crystal ball and
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starts predicting your future. Speaking of which, there's our future
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for the next few months, straight ahead of us the
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old homestead.
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David, is that yours doesn't raid?
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David handsome and oh, I'm so glad to see you.
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It's wonderful seeing you of faith. Meet Rowena, well, and
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it's about time.
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Hello missus Demers. Nice to meet you at last. Oh, David,
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she's beautiful. Come inside, Come in, I've got a fire going.
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Let me take your coat.
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My dear.
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Oh what a lovely fern.
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What is it?
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Link sable?
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I told her Weena she ought to wear the label
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on the outside of the people. Oh, well, I didn't
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know you had company at Oh, yes.
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This is Lieutenant Reese, Lieutenant. This is my nephew, David
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Wheeler and his wife Rowena.
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Lieutenant.
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That isn't a military title, isn't it now, sir, I'm
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with the police.
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Of course. Well how do you do?
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I'm sorry we have.
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To meet this way, but then I always seem to
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meet people when they're in trouble.
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Of course, I've known missus DeMars for some time.
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Or Lieutenant Reese has been a wonderful help of my
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charity work, David, and he's been such a comfort since
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this awful thing happened.
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Yes, ah, well it's been years since I was in
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this room.
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I'd appreciate it if you and I could have a
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word alone.
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Rowena, I'll tell you what. Why don't you and I
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go upstairs and I'll show you your room? Yes, that
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would be fun. I can even show you the room
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where David was born and his old nursery.
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Well how long has it been since you left Medvale,
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mister Wheeler?
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Oh? Maybe ten years.
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I've been back here on visits, of course, once when
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my father died four years ago. As you know, our
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family businesses down south. Yes, yes, I now you and
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your sister, my half sister. Yes, you and your half sister, Geraldine,
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you were the only proprietors of the mill, weren't you.
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That's right, But you did most of the managing.
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I got it.
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When your parents died, Miss Wheeler kept the estate and
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you went to Virginia to manage the mill. That's how
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it was right, That's how it was successfully. Would you say, Lieutenant,
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I'm going to save you a great deal of time.
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Geraldine and I didn't get along. We saw as little
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of each other as we both could arrange, and that
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was very little.
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Thank you for being frank.
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I could even guess your next question, Lieutenant. You'd like
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to know when I saw Geraldine last?
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When did you?
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Three months ago in Virginia on her semi annual.
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Visit of the mill.
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But you were in Medvale after that, weren't you. But yes,
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I came up to see Geraldine in March on a
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business matter. As my aunt may have told you. Geraldine
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refused to see me. And what sort of business matter
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was it? I wanted Geraldine to approve a bank loan
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I wished to make to purchase new equipment.
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She was against it. Wouldn't even discuss it. So I
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went home and you never saw her again. Never.
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And in case you're wondering, Lieutenant, I have no idea
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where she is, no idea at all.
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Sure you don't want to tea Rowena, No, thank you,
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Aunt Faith I'll stick to Scott.
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I have some tea, darling. And he wants to read
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your future in the leaves.
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I wish I could read the future rather the past.
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You're thinking about Geraldine.
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I simply can't understand what became of it, David. So
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she was all set for that trip to Europe. Some
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of her bag were already on the ship. You remember Lucas,
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the taxi driver. He came out here to pick her up,
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take her to the station. But she wasn't here. She
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wasn't anywhere.
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Well, I suppose the police checked all the usual sources.
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Hospital molds, everywhere. That Lieutenant Reese said. Anything could have
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happened to her. She might have been robbed and murdered,
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she might have lost her memory, she might even have
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well this I'd never believed, but Lieutenant Reese said she
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might have disappeared deliberately with some man. I know what
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happened to her, William. She just left, She just walked
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out of this big, gloomy house and this crawy little town.
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She was sick of living alone. David, I have an
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idea about how we can find Geraldine. Really, I'm going
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to ask Iris Lloyd where Geraldine is?
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Ask whom?
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Iris Lloyd. Don't tell me you've never heard of the child,
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for there was a story in the papers about her
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only two months ago, and heaven knows, I've mentioned her
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in my le there's a dozen times.
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I remember.
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She's the one who's psychic or something, some sort of orphan. Yes,
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Iris is a ward of the state, a resident at
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the Medvale Home for Girls. I've been vice chairman of
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the place for dumpy years. That's how I know her.
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But she's sixteen, David. Absolutely uncanny.
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And what makes her such a phenomenon.
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She's a fear David, A genuine clairvoyance of not.
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A medium at sixteen.
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Oh no, I suppose you could call her a finder.
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She seems to have the ability to find things that
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are lost people too. How does she do it? I'm
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not sure Iris knows herself. The gift hasn't made the
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poor child happy. Such talents rarely, do you know. One
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day the home had a picnic at Compton Lake, they
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discovered an eight year old named Dorothea was missing. They
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couldn't find her until Iras Lloyd began screaming. Screaming, these
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insights cause a great pain. But she was able to
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describe the place where Dorothea could be found. The girl
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had sprained her ankle.
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Oh, you're right, Andy, Darling. I don't agree with you.
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Let's just leave the search to the police.
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David, David, I've arranged with the home for Iris to
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spend some time with us.
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Are you serious you invited that girl here?
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Well, she has to become acquainted with Geraldine's aura. Don't
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you see the awe that's still in this house.
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I won't have it. I'm sorry, Annie, but the whole
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thing's ridiculous.
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Oh. I knew you would object, David, but I'm afraid
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I have to insist. We're picking up the girl this afternoon.
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Really, now, I say, you understand.
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My dear, don't you. Yes, I understand, missus, and I'm
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looking forward to meeting Iris.
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Lloyd.
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Please come in, miss I suppose this is the nephew
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you told me about it.
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Yes, sister, this is mister David Wheeler. David, this is
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sister Clotilde who runs the home.
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How do you do, sister? How do you do?
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In case your aunt hasn't told you, mister Wheeler, I'm
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not at all in favor of this move. I think
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it's wrong to encourage Iris in its delusion of her.
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Well, when you and I agree with each other, Sister,
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it's not a delusion, Sister Totild, it's a gift from God.
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She is undisciplined, you might even say wild, but you
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are letting us have her, sister, she can come home
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with us. Did you think my poor objections carry any weight,
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Missus Demrist? One moment, Sister Pauline, would you send Iris
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Lloyd in?
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Now?
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Shall I come in?
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Yes? Iras come in. Iris. You know, Missus Demerist, this
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is her nephew, mister Wheeler. Hello, hell you remember me.
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Iris have been coming here at least three or four
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