Death Bound

Saint-Germt mysteries brought to you by Braumor Seltzer. You know, Saint-Germt, this is your host inviting you through the squeaking door for another half hour of gruesome gary.

Then have you heard of a magician who saw his wife in two parts because she was a split personality or the wife who slit her husband's throat and asked the court for clemency on the grounds that she was a widow.

Mm-hmm. Well, that's the kind of personality we feature on this program. Listen closely and be sure not to miss one drop of blood. Tonight's inner sight of mystery, Death Bound, is an original radio drama written by Milton Lewis and stars Richard Whitmark in the role of Rocky and is presented by the Emerson Drug

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Alright friends, kettle up to the fire, turn the light slow, test out your scream and we'll let the gore flow. You see, we're going in for poetry tonight, but don't worry, nobody's going to be murdered in free vers.

Night, and in a small, scrubby little park buried among the skyscrapers of a large city, a young man sits on a bench, Suddenly sucking a cigarette. He's lost him thought and hardly notices it when someone sits down quietly next to him.

Excuse me. Hmm. We got a match? Here. Keep. You're worried. Who asked you? You're worried about money? Well, who ain't? It's none of your business, see? Sure. Okay, so, shall I? You can't pay for that car.