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Witness for the Prosecution AFRS Myst Phs

Molle Mystery Theatre · May 31, 1946 · 25 min · 3,014 words

The transcript of “Witness for the Prosecution AFRS Myst Phs”, an episode of Molle Mystery Theatre first broadcast May 31, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Molle Mystery Theatre plays Molle Mystery Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Good evening, Creed, and welcome to the Mystery Playhouse. As a return engagement to a Mystery Playhouse, brings you to life a story by one of the great authors of Time Sixteen, Agatha Srystik. This ingenious drama entitled, Witness for the Prosecution is one of the prolificness fifties very best.

The pleasantly wood, saw of the recent Broadway play The Assassin's, will play the leading role. Witness for the prosecution is a brilliantly original narrative of the fight for a man's life, for the double surprise at the end.

So, stand by, creep, for acts of crispy, fast-moving y'all of sudden twists and turns, Witness for the prosecution. Our story begins in a little house in a suburb of the Great Federal. Brick, eccentric, ordinary, friendly, fantastic, extraordinary, and heroic, as well as the world.

Hello? Hmm. Someone there is a room. Walked up on the rocking chair. Just looked down on Mr. Frank. And then... It's all as thick as you can. A murder weapon.

A rocking chair. Second, we're getting... Miss Frank wouldn't listen to me and characterize, son. I used to be more than the maids doer. I was her best friend until he came and I'll see what happened.

All right, Miss McKenzie, relax. What are you talking about? It's the bowl, Leonard Bold. I told him to thank no good would come of it, but he wouldn't listen to me. He entrusted all of his misdewings.

He even made out a new will, leaving him all our money. Was he here tonight? He was here every night since he met at three months ago. He must have been here tonight. You remember, as anyone else came to see me front tonight?

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