The Tom Worley Podcast

Having finally taken down Nuri, it seems that things have started to settle down in Midimaville. But with peace, comes comfort and vulnerability. Right now, however, I'm going to celebrate this victory. Cheers.

I've finally infiltrated Nuri's compound - albeit, not in the way I intended... but, this will work. It has to.

I have to shake off the pain. I have to make it to Dromer's, and get confront Nuri once and for all. I've had my sights set on this for a long time... I'm not about to let him slip through my fingers this time.

The arrival of the Lynx has, admittedly, thrown a wrench in my plan. However, I believe I can make this work. Here's to hoping he's the talking sort.

Having found myself in the Bombay Club, I confront Crooks & Ramero on the whereabouts of Nuri. When peaceable tactics don't pan out, I get creative; before I'm rudely interrupted.

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A huge thanks to Joshua Oglesby(Scottish Hushpuppy) for providing the voice of The Lynx!

I dive into the original case file that initiated this descent down the rabbit hole. Join me on this journey as I embark to take down a budding crime lord.

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I don't have much time to speak, so I'll be brief. My name is Thomas Dean Worley, a consulting detective for the Midimaville Police Department. Beginning February 1st, I'll be broadcasting my case files to you. It's the only way for these creatures to be brought to justice and their crimes brought to life. We'll squash them like the cockroaches that they are. Remain vigilant.

I'm Thomas Dean Worley, a consulting detective for the Midimaville police department. Below, you'll find a short snippet from one of many case files that I'll be sharing with you. I apologize for being brief, but all will be clear in due time. I'll be in contact - just look for my mark. Don't worry. You'll know it when you see it. Tom Worley, signing off.