Cesare Borgia - His Most Difficult Murder (AFRTS)

Good evening. This is crime classics. I am Thomas Highland with another true story of crime. Listen, an actress, Yvonne Dastay, running stealthily in the year 1500. An actress, Gito, Della, Miyoko, friend of Giovanni and within hired a patent.

An actress, Micheloto, who chapped with hired them for a piece of work this night on the streets of Rome, in front of the contagious cathedral. And here is Micheloto's boss. And, having converged on a pre-ringed spot, it is he.

Kill him. Tonight, in my report to you on Chaseray Boja, his most difficult murder. Crime classics. A series of true crime stories taken from the records and newspapers of every land from every time. Your host each week, Mr. Thomas Pylen, connoisseur of crime, students of violence, and teller of murders.

Now once again, this is Thomas Pylum. They dressed well in those days, and no wonder they had the difters, Vellum Timmar, to design their clothes for them. And all of us know of course that he was the chap who invented the Italian dart and tuck, as well as the one finger, a cymbal.

It's all a night out there in Rome, a formal garden dinner at the Borges. Over there by the wine service, just delivered by Michelangelo, his Paolo Latino, young noble. He's dressed in red satin and cloth of gold.

The ham of his surplus is studded with rubies, and has had his dream with stiff gold lace. And there is Micheloto, a close friend to Cesare. And to Cesare, the Cretia. The Cretia, the Cretia, the Cretia is such a wonderful party.

Oh, how stunning you are. Valentin was in me. And the ring. It's new, isn't it? Michelotol, see? It opened. And a coming little needle here. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Look, cred, yeah, look, cred, suggest.