March 22, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | What Returns in the Night: Four Tales of Ghosts, Betrayal, and Retribution
Unknown Broadcast leaks once more into the Weekly Spooky feed, carrying four old-time radio horror stories in its teeth and insisting they are perfectly harmless. Tonight’s signal wanders through reincarnation and resentment, jungle danger and false names, poison and polite suburban dread, and finally a grim little reckoning delivered by The Whistler himself.
If you came seeking classic OTR horror, vintage radio suspense, gothic mystery, and those deliciously strange old broadcasts that sound as though they were never meant for civilized company, then do sit down. Just don’t sit with your back to the door. The lineup for this episode is The Return of the Moresbys, John Jock Todd, The Burning Court, and Retribution.
🐈 The Return of the Moresbys
A husband sneers at the unseen, laughs at spiritual notions, and finds murder much easier to imagine than remorse. But some wives are difficult to escape, especially when devotion curdles into haunting and the grave proves distressingly porous. This Radio Mystery Theater tale was written by Henry Slessor.
🗡️ John Jock Todd
Then off we go into dust, danger, and the kind of frontier where a man’s name is rarely the most suspicious thing about him. Old grudges, savage reckonings, and jungle survival all come striding in together, looking for blood and perhaps a little justice, though the two are so often confused. The episode credits this as John Jock Todd by Robert Simpson, adapted for radio by Les Crutchfield.
🥃 The Burning Court
Now a glass of sherry, a handsome room, and all the proper comforts of domestic life — which is usually when murder feels most at home. From John Dixon Carr’s famous novel comes a tale of poison, suspicion, and secrets moving quietly through well-appointed rooms with very bad intentions.
⚖️ Retribution
And last comes The Whistler, who never sounds quite as though he is judging you and never quite as though he isn’t. A lonely courthouse, a storm-black road, and a story promised as “the strange story of retribution” make for an ending full of guilt, fate, and the sort of payment that always arrives overdue but never forgotten.
So there you are: four doorways, four warnings, four invitations dressed up as entertainment. You may call it classic radio horror, vintage suspense, supernatural mystery, or old-time gothic drama. I call it a rather lovely way to spend an evening with the lights too low and the conscience unguarded.
Some doors open onto memory, some onto guilt, and some onto the sort of justice that has all the time in the world.
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My dear, so happy to see you. Oh what's that?
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Why?
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Yes, it seems to be beautiful outside, not that I
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would know, at least not firsthand. Please please have your seat,
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I've of course had it ready for you. And of
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course the fire is burning, nice and bright, cozy, even
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when it's not the dead of winter. If you ask me,
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the tea will be done steeping in just a moment.
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And I well, I'm simply jubilant, so why not get
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the festivities going. I can't speak for you, my dear,
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but for me, nothing is quite as exciting as the
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return of the More's bees.
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Come in.
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Welcome, hi'm e g.
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Marshall.
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Welcome to the Sound of Suspense, the fear you can hear.
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For the next fifty two minutes, we're going to take
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you into the world of mystery, into the world of
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terrifying imagination. The story you are going to hear concerns
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a question which has been asked since the first men
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on Earth were born and died? Is there a life
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after death? Is there a way to return from the grave?
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And if there is, and we come back in the
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body of a living creature, even one that has claws
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instead of fingernails. Here is one chilling answer, Doctor Singh,
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have to tell me? Could my wife have come back
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as a bird?
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Sparrow? Something like that?
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Well, your wife was a rather big woman, mister Morrisby.
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And the physical is how about the snake? A seagull?
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How about a cat? A great, big fat cat?
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A cat?
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Our mystery drama, The Return of the Moresby's was written
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especially for the radio mystery theater by Henry Slesser and
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stars Patrick O'Neill. I'll be back shortly with that one.
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Now here is act one. Like all murder stories, soon
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or later it reaches the office of a daily newspaper.
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You wanted to see me, chief, You bet I want
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to see you, Prownie, come in and shut that door.
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I bet I know what it's about. That story I
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filed on Richard Morrisby.
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Right, I got a flash for you, Prowdie. This is
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a newspaper office, not a fiction magazine. You take this
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story of yours and see if you can sell it
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to Weird or Digest or something.
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But get it off my desk. Now, wait a while, Max.
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I know it's offbeat, but I thought I handled it
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with a kind.
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Of a light touch. Story's about murder.
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Can't be handled with a light touch, not on this paper.
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But it's accurate.
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I mean, this is exactly what the guy mores Be
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told me just before he died.
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Real he must have been out of his head. He
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asked for somebody to hear his story. That's how I
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got to meet him.
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I was at the hospital covering that subway accident.
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No, that story made sense to me, nothing but nice,
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clear facts.
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But this nonsense, piez. Let me tell you about this guy,
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Maybe you'll change your mind. I thought about him. Well,
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For one thing, he was a real distinguished looking guy.
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The only thing peculiar about him was his eyes.
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His eyes, Yeah, they were the palest blue eyes I
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ever saw on a man.
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They weren't really blue at all. They're like silver.
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Big deal.
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So he had silver eyes.
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And when he started to tell me about himself, well
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I just had to hear the whole story.
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Gee. Yes, I was born in a lot too.
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My family moved to the States when I was young.
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They didn't improve much on a climate when I did.
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We lived in Vermont.
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I don't think I was ever warm enough until the
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age of twenty four, when I moved to southern California.
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I lived on beaches, a superb swimmer, a superior surf border,
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and a terrible bum. It was on the beach at
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Malibu that I met the woman who was to become
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my wife.
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Her name was Una. She was as pale as a Gardeenian,
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a Gardenia with bones.
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Una had more bones than any other woman I've ever met,
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isn't it I beg your pardon, I said, it's.
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A beautiful day. I don't think I've ever seen the
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ocean look pretty old. Frankly, the Pacific always looked a
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little money to me.
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I wonder if that's what Balboa said when he first
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saw it.
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He probably said, what a great place for surfing.
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Ah, I see you have a serf board.
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Yes. As a matter of fact, I think I see
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a wave that I like. Will you excuse me? I
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wish I had the nerve to try it. Yeah, you
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really should.
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Well by now, maybe I'll ask my chauffeur to teach me.
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I'm sorry, what did you say.
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Charles, my chauffeur, he's very good at sports.
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Sure, you know.
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Come to think of it, that wave doesn't look so
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good after all. By the way, my name is Richard
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Richard Morris.
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How do you do?
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My name is Una, Una Vandermeyer. That was her name.
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As soon as I realized that she was from the
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Vandermeyer family, she.
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Didn't seem half as bony as she did before.
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In fact, not only do I become accustomed to Owner's appearance,
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I was even able to tolerate her name conversations.
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Can't you just feel the mystery of the stars, Richard?
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Sometimes I feel their vibrations as if they're trying to
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communicate with me.
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Do you ever feel that? WHOA? Sometimes I suppose I.
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Really think we must be one with the universe?
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Do too?
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I really believe there's just one great universal soul and
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we're all part of it.
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Don't you think so too? Yes?
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Of course, right on as they say, you see what
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I mean? She talked that way all the time, from
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the first day of our honeymoon.
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Well, it was a fine honeymoon, just the same.
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It lasted a whole year on the beaches of the Caribbean,
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on the French Riviera.
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I got browner and browner, Oooner got freckles.
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Finally, we returned to our home in Los Angeles and
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settled down to a quiet, comfortable Marriage.
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Of Earth. Is that your play?
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It's sitar music.
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Dolly, Oh, it's just so spiritual.
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What what made you buy the record?
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No, doctor Singh recommended it. Who doctor sing at the
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Temple of Metapsychosis. You know what Metapsychosis? I told you
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about joining the temple last week? Oh, Richard, sometimes I
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think you don't listen to me.
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Now.
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As you may know, Southern California abounds and quasi religious organizations.
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And she'd gone through a numberblem without discovering the universal
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soul at any other authors.
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Darling, please come to one of doctor Singh's lectures. He's
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such a magnificent speaker. He emits such vibrations.
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And I went, you see what an obliging husband I was.
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Actually it turned out to be more interesting than I thought.
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The temple itself was unpretentious, and doctor Singh was an
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impressive man, And when he spoke, I realized why his
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message had such appeal for uner, because he preached a
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doctrine that combined eternal life with the love of small animals.
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This sole is immortal, This hold cannot die. The soul,
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upon leaving the body, must make its passage.
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Every swear it.
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Is a science called Eschitalogy, which deals with the last
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four things, death, judgment, heaven, and hell. It is the
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most ancient of all sciences, and from its wisdom has
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come the inescapable certainty of the transmigration of souls.
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Yeah, yeah, I know it's a bit weird, but stay
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with it.
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And where does the soul go?
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According to the wise man of all generations past, this
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soul departs from the mouth of the dying. It is
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consequently a small thing, a bird, a snake, a mouse, a.
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Dove, or a hawk, a dog, a cat, an insect.
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For these small creations of God are empty vessels placed
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upon Earth for only one purpose, to house the departing
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souls of humanity, so that they need not wonder forever
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in a trackless eternity.
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Yeah, yes, it's pure right, of course.
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But that's what the man said, and Honor sat there
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and believed every single word.
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Oh, wasn't in math stretch?
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Isn't it wonderful that the soul never dies, that we
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can all come back as a little animal.
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I'm not sure I want to come back as an animal,
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but you'd still be you, Richard.
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Oh don't you see?
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Well?
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By the way, what was that envelope you handed doctor
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Singh after the meeting.
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The envelope that was my donation. Of course, you're a
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donation to the temple.
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Yes, to support the work of doctor Singh to open
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other temples.
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Around the world. Well, how much money was in the envelope?
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And what does it matter, Richard, I'm.
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Just curious two thousand dollars? Uma, you go to that
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temple once a week? Do you always give that kind
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of donation. It's all in a very good cause, Richard.
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Well, in an equally good cause that.
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Of finding out exactly how much of my wife's money
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was supporting this nonsense. I sneak a look at UNA's checkbook.
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The answer astonished me. Not only had my wife put
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more than thirty thousand dollars into doctor Singh's collection plate,
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she had also donated some twenty thousand more to various
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institutions for the care and feeding of cats, dogs and birds.
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It was so kind of you to honor us with
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a visit, Doctor Singh. I know how terribly busy you are.
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On the contrary, you are kind to invite me to
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your lovely home.
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Oh, now tell me, doctor Singh, what determines the kind
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of animal one becomes when the soul escapes after death.
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Uh, missus Morsby, that is a question which has baffled
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wiseman for countless generations.
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But isn't it possible to do well research?
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Yes, Missus Morrisby, I don't doubt that we could find
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the answer to such great questions if only.
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We had the proper resources.
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But unfortunately that would record fired money, a great deal
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more money than the movement has at present.
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Well, it seems to me you don't do badly. Well,
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there you are, hello, Richard.
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Well, we've been all morning right here in my little
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sewing room.
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Don't tell me you were sewing. Oh, don't be silly.
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Actually, I've been composing something, oh, something more important than that, Richard.
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Do you realize that I have no last will and testamenty?
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Well, why should you healthy young chicken like you.
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I can't call myself young anymore, Richard.
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You'll always be young to me, darling.
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Oh that's very sweet, But that's the same. It's only
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practical to have a will. Would you read it over,
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Richard and see if it well, if it sounds legal.
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Enough, certainly, Well, let's see now I will Vandermiah Morsby,
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a resident of the City of Los Angeles, State of California,
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residing at ah Shard and Drive, being over the age
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of twenty one of sound and disposing mind and memory.
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Darling, this is superb. Where on earth did you get
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the language?
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Well, to tell you the truth, I copied it out
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of Daddy's will.
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The one that left you ten millions. Yes, well, I
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don't see how you can go wrong.
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Let's see now, not acting under duress, menace, fraud, or
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undue influence of any person whosoever.
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And gosh, lord, what is it what I'm serious about?
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This?
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Oh?
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About making a will?
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Of course, I mean this, this bequest, the temple mumbo jumper,
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what's wrong with it?
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