In this gripping episode, we delve into the mysterious and chilling tale of Mrs. Ada Canby, an elderly woman who finds herself entangled in a web of deceit and murder. The story begins with Mrs. Canby receiving a clean bill of health from her doctor, only to reveal that she has taken in a new boarder, Mr. Paulson, who is suffering from a severe cold. As the plot unfolds, Mr. Paulson makes a shocking deathbed confession, claiming responsibility for a murder committed ten years prior, and implicating an innocent man, Lindell, who was wrongfully imprisoned. Mrs. Canby is left with the moral dilemma of whether to report this confession to the authorities.

As Mrs. Canby grapples with her conscience, she takes in another boarder, Stuart Winfield, who seems charming but harbors his own secrets. The tension escalates as Mrs. Canby uncovers more about the past crime and the potential involvement of a man named Arnold Shelton. The episode explores themes of justice, morality, and the resilience of the elderly, culminating in a dramatic confrontation that reveals the true nature of the characters involved. Join us as we unravel this intricate mystery and discover the strength and wisdom of Mrs. Canby, proving that the old ones are indeed hard to kill.

(00:34) The Health of Mrs. Ada Canby

(02:00) The Mysterious Boarder, Mr. Paulson

(05:49) A Shocking Confession

(10:46) The Investigation Begins

(15:04) A New Boarder, Stuart Winfield

(25:17) Sleepless Nights and Troubling Thoughts

(32:14) The Truth Unveiled

(37:07) A Miraculous Survival

In this episode, we delve into a gripping tale of mystery and intrigue surrounding the alleged suicide of the legendary superstar, Jennifer Grenell. As her husband, Lawrence Ducot, refuses to accept the official ruling of suicide, he embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind her death. The narrative unfolds through a series of diary entries, revealing Jennifer's entanglement with a mysterious group known as the Walpurgis Club, a modern-day coven of witches. As Ducot reads through the diary, he discovers Jennifer's fears and the pressures she faced from the club, which may have led to her untimely demise.

We also explore the involvement of a private investigator, Dorel Jones, who is initially skeptical of Ducot's claims but becomes increasingly intrigued as the evidence unfolds. The episode takes listeners through a web of secrets, supernatural beliefs, and the dark side of Hollywood's glamorous facade. With a mix of suspense and drama, this episode keeps you on the edge of your seat as Ducot races against time to clear his wife's name and reveal the sinister forces at play.

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the unsettling experiences of Paul and Nora Sanford, a couple grappling with the tragic loss of their daughter, Ruth. The narrative unfolds with Nora's growing obsession with a mysterious crack in their cellar wall, which she believes is a conduit to communicate with her deceased child. As Paul tries to rationalize the situation, he too becomes entangled in the eerie occurrences, including hearing Ruth's voice and encountering a strange entity known as "the helper." The Sanfords' journey is marked by a series of chilling events that blur the lines between reality and the supernatural. They consult with various professionals, including a doctor and a minister, who struggle to provide logical explanations for the phenomena. Despite efforts to seek help, Nora becomes increasingly convinced that she can bring Ruth back, leading to a climactic confrontation with the supernatural forces at play. This episode explores themes of grief, the power of a mother's love, and the haunting question of what lies beyond death. Listeners are taken on a suspenseful ride that challenges the boundaries of belief and the unknown, ultimately questioning whether some mysteries are better left unsolved.

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In this episode, we delve into a gripping tale of intrigue and suspense, set against the backdrop of a tumultuous time in American history. We begin with a news update from KIXI, Seattle, where presidential attorney James Sinclair demands public impeachment hearings, while the House Judiciary Committee grapples with leaks concerning White House tapes.

As the story unfolds, we are introduced to Ruth Moody, a woman battling kleptomania, who finds herself ensnared in a plot far beyond her control. Ruth's struggle with her compulsion to steal is compounded by a sinister proposition from a mysterious man named Tom Andrea, who seeks to exploit her condition for a high-stakes heist involving a $50,000 diamond pin.

Ruth's internal conflict and the pressure from her husband, Ralph, who works in city government, add layers of tension to the narrative. As Ruth is drawn into the scheme, the episode explores themes of guilt, desperation, and the fine line between illness and criminality.

The episode reaches a climax as Ruth is forced to confront her actions and the potential consequences for her husband's career. With a twist of fate, a stolen pen becomes the key to unraveling the mystery, leading to the arrest of the true mastermind behind the plot.

This episode is a thrilling exploration of human frailty and the complexities of moral choices, set against the backdrop of a society grappling with political and personal scandals.

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In this episode, we delve into a gripping tale of political intrigue and personal vendetta set against the backdrop of a fictional Latin American country. The story unfolds with Mama Pilar, a devoted mother and skilled cook, who is driven by a desire for revenge after her son, Ramon, is killed by the oppressive regime of General Zorria. As Pilar plots to avenge her son, she navigates a world of danger and deception, ultimately finding herself in a position to serve the dictator a meal that could change everything.

Meanwhile, we explore the personal struggles of Marge and Pete Miller, a young American couple caught in the political turmoil. Marge grapples with her principles and the demands of her husband's work, which requires them to engage with the very regime she despises. Their relationship is tested as they confront moral dilemmas and the harsh realities of life under a dictatorship.

The episode also touches on themes of power, loyalty, and the lengths to which individuals will go to seek justice and uphold their beliefs. With a mix of suspense and drama, this story offers a thought-provoking look at the complexities of human nature and the impact of political power on personal lives.

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In this episode, we delve into a series of intriguing and diverse news stories from the past, as reported by CBS News. We begin with the geopolitical landscape of the 1970s, highlighting the gratitude expressed by North Vietnam's premier to the Soviet Union for their support in the Vietnam War. We also touch on the challenges faced by Vietnamese refugees arriving in the United States and the differing opinions on their resettlement.

We then shift to Cambodia, where the new communist government is attempting to build a society based on agriculture, and the economic struggles faced by hospitals in San Francisco due to a strike by anesthesiologists over malpractice insurance costs.

The episode also covers a tragic accident involving a bus carrying high school students, the IRS's revocation of the National Farmers Organization's tax-exempt status, and a forecast of a record wheat crop by the agriculture department.

We explore the environmental message from the National Audubon Society about the conservation of whales and the ongoing UN conference on the law of the sea.

Finally, we dive into a captivating mystery drama, "The Voices of Death," which explores the concept of voices from the past being heard through a crystal radio set, leading to a gripping narrative about the end of the world and the importance of listening to these voices.

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In this intriguing episode, we delve into a captivating mystery drama titled "A Quiet Evening at Home," written by Sam Dan and starring Tammy Grimes. The story unfolds with Elisha Meriwether, a high-society woman, who finds herself entangled in a web of deceit and danger. As she plans to escape her mundane life with her lover, Bruce, a murder at a train station throws her into a perilous situation. The narrative explores themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of one's choices, as Elisha navigates the complexities of her double life and the threats that loom over her.

As the plot thickens, Elisha's world spirals out of control when her lover fails to show up, and she becomes a witness to a murder. The episode masterfully captures the tension and suspense as Elisha grapples with her decisions and the potential fallout on her reputation and marriage. With the police closing in and the real murderer on her trail, Elisha must confront her fears and make critical decisions to protect herself. This episode is a thrilling exploration of human emotions and the lengths one will go to for love and self-preservation.

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In this gripping episode of Mystery Theater, we delve into the tragic story of Detective Lieutenant Harry Reinfield, whose son, Jerry, an undercover cop, is murdered. The prime suspect, George Mason, is caught with a smoking pistol in his hand, but his mother, Bessie Mason, insists on his innocence. As Lieutenant Reinfield struggles with his grief, he is drawn into a complex investigation, driven by a mysterious note and his own intuition. The episode explores themes of justice, revenge, and the blurred lines between duty and personal vendetta.

As the plot unfolds, we witness Reinfield's relentless pursuit of the truth, despite the overwhelming evidence against Mason. The narrative takes a dramatic turn when Reinfield discovers a potential case of mistaken identity, leading him to question everything he knows. With the help of Bessie Mason, he uncovers a deeper conspiracy that challenges his beliefs and forces him to confront his own biases. This episode is a thrilling exploration of the human psyche and the lengths one will go to seek justice for a loved one.

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In this intriguing episode of our mystery drama, we delve into the complexities of truth and perception within a courtroom setting. The story unfolds around a murder trial where the accused, Howard Ingleside, is charged with killing a man after allegedly being caught in a compromising situation with the man's wife, Myra Wilson. As the trial progresses, we hear conflicting testimonies from Myra and Howard, each painting a different picture of the events leading up to the murder. The jury, particularly juror David Michael Miller, is faced with the daunting task of discerning the truth amidst the performances and narratives presented in court.

As the jurors deliberate, the episode explores the themes of justice, truth, and the human tendency to be swayed by compelling narratives. David, the undecided juror, grapples with his responsibility to deliver a fair verdict, reflecting on his instincts and the evidence presented. The episode challenges listeners to consider the nature of truth and the role of personal biases in decision-making, leaving us with the haunting question of whether justice can truly be served when the truth remains elusive.

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In this intriguing episode of the WR Mystery Theater, hosted by EG Marshall, we delve into the chilling narrative of "Identity Crisis." The story, penned by Field and Farrington, explores the ethical and existential dilemmas surrounding a groundbreaking brain transplant operation. Two women, Mrs. Hollis and Mrs. Kemper, face the harrowing decision of consenting to an experimental procedure that could save one of their critically ill husbands by transplanting a healthy brain into a healthy body. As the operation unfolds, the question of identity becomes paramount: which man will emerge from the surgery, and to whom will he belong? This episode challenges listeners to ponder the boundaries of medical science and the essence of human identity.

Amidst the suspenseful narrative, a subplot of corruption and conspiracy unfolds, involving two men, Paul and Carl, who are entangled in a web of bribery and fear of exposure. Their desperation leads them to contemplate murder to protect their secrets, adding another layer of tension to the story. As the mystery deepens, the episode raises profound questions about the nature of the soul, memory, and the ethical implications of scientific advancement. Tune in to discover how these intertwined stories resolve and what becomes of the man with a transplanted brain.

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(00:00:33) Introduction to Mystery Theater

(00:01:25) Identity Crisis: The Plot Unfolds

(00:03:19) The Ethical Dilemma of Brain Transplants

(00:10:02) The Conspiracy Unfolds

(00:20:34) The Spiritual and Scientific Debate

(00:36:47) The Climax: A Deadly Decision

(00:49:05) Conclusion and Reflections