Philo Vance opens the show this time with an episode from November 16, 1948 titled, The Heavyweight Murder Case. Next, Five Minute Mystery presents, Hammond Killed. Inspector Thorne closes this episode with a story titled, The Mastermind Murder Case. That one first aired August 24, 1951.
First this week is Richard Diamond, Private Detective with The Jerome J. Jerome Case. That episode aired September 17, 1949. Next up is Five Minute Mystery with their episode titled, Dr. Brown’s Poisoned Wife. We close today with The Private Files Of Rex Saunders and Done To Death, their episode from May 16, 1951.
Rocky Jordan begins the show this week with My Quiet Friend, an episode from April 10, 1949. Five Minute Mystery follows with Chicago To Denver. We close with Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar with its episode titled, The Ring Of Death Matter. That one aired March 12, 1961.
Vincent Price is The Saint in our first mystery this week. We’ll hear The Saint Goes Underground, which first aired July 31, 1949. Then, Five Minute Mystery asks us to Tune Into Murder. We close with 21st Precinct and their episode from August 11, 1953 titled, Post Number Seven.
Our hour of mystery begins with Let George Do It and an episode from April 14, 1952 titled, The Forgotten Murder. Then, Five Minute Mystery brings us Murder At The Mountain Lodge. We close with Specialty Act, an episode from FBI In Peace And War which first aired February 23, 1955.
Sherlock Holmes begins the show with The Discordant Bells, an episode first heard in 1948. Next is Five Minute Mystery with Murder Under Tent. We close this week with an episode from The New Adventures Of Nero Wolfe titled, The Bashful Body. That one aired December 29, 1950.
First this week is Crime And Peter Chambers with an episode from August 24, 1954 titled, Winston Carr. Then, Five Minute Mystery gives us a Trial By Fire. We close with This Is Your FBI and Murder On The High Seas. That episode aired December 28, 1945.