This week on Case Closed, Richard Diamond, Private Detective brings us his story from September 27, 1950, The Oklahoma Cowboy Murder Case.  After that, we hear The Camera Bug, the October 16, 1947 episode from Casey, Crime Photographer. Download CaseClosed524

This week’s Case Closed begins with The Secrets Of Scotland Yard. We’ll hear the February 14, 1949 story, The Murder At Moat House Farm. Then, Philo Vance shares The Mimic Murder Case, his episode from April 4, 1950. Download CaseClosed523

This week on Case Closed, Official Detective opens the show with, The Butcher Shop Murder. That story aired February 3, 1956.  After that, Pete Kelly’s Blues brings us Little Jake, his episode from July 25, 1951. Download CaseClosed522

This week on Case Closed, Broadway Is My Beat shares its episode from July 11, 1953, The Harry Brian Murder Case.  This Is Your FBI follows that with Lady Of Larceny, their broadcast from August 9, 1946. Download CaseClosed521

This week on Case Closed, The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe is up first with his episode from July 5, 1950, The Girl From Pitchfork Corners.  Then, The Saint brings us his story, The Frightened Author.  That episode originally aired July 23, 1950. Download CaseClosed520

Richard Diamond, Private Detective opens this week’s Case Closed with his story, The Grey Man.  That one first aired February 16, 1951.  Then, we’ll hear An Eye For An Eye, from Nick Carter, Master Detective.  That episode aired January 28, 1945. Download CaseClosed519

This week on Case Closed, Dragnet starts us off with The Big Saw, their story from April 6, 1954.  Then, Rocky Jordan shares his story from November 27, 1949, High Pressure. Download CaseClosed518

This time on Case Closed, we begin with an episode from Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator that aired February 16, 1955, titled, The Moving Target.  Then, it’s Once A Crook, a story from Let George Do It that originally aired September 22, 1952. Download CaseClosed517

This week on Case Closed, we begin with The Allen Saxton Matter, an episode from Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar that originally aired October 20, 1953.  That’s followed by Crime Club, and their story from July 2, 1947, titled, Death At 7:10. Download CaseClosed516

Crime Classics is up first on this week’s Case Closed.  We’ll hear their story from June 9, 1954, The Assassination Of Leon Trotsky.  Then, Rogue’s Gallery shares Blood On The Sand, their episode from December 13, 1945. Download CaseClosed515