Poisoned Air

I think that's enough from the X2 container code. Have you checked the amount with your notes? Yes, 2% X2 plus 1% X6, 2% CM plus 3% OM. Alright, you've got it. I'll switch off the burner.

That's it. Now, what is it, Kurt? Quick! Get to the window! Get to the window. Get to the window. Get to the window. That's better. Thanks. Thanks. You alright? I'm alright, Hugo. Breathe in the fresh air.

Take deep gulp of it. I'm okay now. But that's what's near thing, Hugo. Yes. The gas is a killer, alright? We'll have to go careful with it. Got just what it tastes. Just a whiff of it.

That's spelled sudden death. BBC presents a case for Dr. Morel, another adventure by Ernest Dudley, with Cecil Parker as the famous Dr. Morel and Sheila Sim as his secretary Miss Frail, the poisoned heir. Dr. Morel's, huh?

Is that Miss Frail? Professor Ruffle, yeah? Oh, hello, Professor. Good evening. How's Dr. Morel? Busy, I expect. Well, he is rather busy. He's working with the dictaphone at the moment. Shall I get him for you?

I don't want to disturb him. What do you think of the chances that he can come down early tomorrow? Tomorrow is Saturday, Pfeffer. Is it? Oh yes, so it is. I think you'd better hold on while I get the doctor.

If you're sure it's not bothering him. Oh, no, he'd like to see you, I know. The old Scandinavian tribes are used flies as oracles, and a certain South American tribe bears the murdered victims' corpse and smooths the Earth around the grave.

Now the first insect that runs over it shows the direction in which to look for the murderer. Yet another tribe claims to detect a murderer in a similar way. What she's kept on the victim's grave and the first animal to cross is followed in the belief that it will lead to the murderer.