Daughter of the Pigeon
by Harry C Hervey Junior

First published in: The Black Mask September 1920
Main genre: Adventure Mystery
Lesser genres: Regional Mystery, Historical Mystery, Psychological Mystery

Two men on a yacht in the Marquesas Islands engage in a midnight swimming race to a cursed island rumored to hold pirate treasure. Upon arrival, the narrator discovers a dying youth in a sea-chest and is thrust into a violent struggle to save a chieftain's daughter from a depraved usurper.

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Prepared by: Sol
Narrated by: Whiteman, the digital narrator

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The Trap Thief
by Hy. S. Watson and Asa Steele.

First published in: The Black Mask December 1921
Main genre: Western Detective
Lesser genres: Regional Mystery, Cozy/Sleuth Mystery, Police Procedural

After his traps are systematically stolen in a rugged wilderness near New York, a young woodsman named Jack Ramsey sets out to catch the thief only to stumble upon a dangerous counterfeiting ring. His investigation is complicated by a budding romance with a girl whose father is entangled with the criminals and a mysterious hunter who isn't what he seems.

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Prepared by: Sol
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The Man Who Would not Die
by Harold Ward

First published in: The Black Mask September 1920
Main genre: Police Procedural
Lesser genres: Weird Menace, Occult Detective

A wealthy woman dies mysteriously, only to reappear alive and implicated in a jewel theft before collapsing dead again. Inspector Des Moines faces a baffling case of stolen bodies, impossible murders, and a taunting villain who claims to kill by thought alone. As panic grips the city, the inspector must unravel whether Lessman is a supernatural menace or a cunning mastermind hiding behind illusions.
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Prepared by: Sol
Narrated by: Whiteman, the digital narrator

⚠️ Content Advisory: This episode contains period-typical depictions of crime, violence, and mild profanity. Listener discretion is advised.

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