The Nightmare Murder Case

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Tomorrow, by Colonos. Now for Mr. Keene and the Nightmare Murder Case. As our story opens early one morning, we find the kindly old tracer and his assistant Mike Clancy pouring over some documents in his office.

Mike, uh, seriously, just a step in here for a moment. I want her to attest these signatures. Well, Mr. Keene's, uh, Susie ain't in yet. Is this odd? Well, that's odd. You suppose she's ill?

I couldn't say, boss. Well, Mike, ring her apartment right away. Yes, sir. Hmm. I don't understand it, she's always so punctual. Well, you'd think she'd let you know if she was sick or something. Yes, that's right.

Got me worried. Is there a ringing boss? I hear him. But I don't get me answer yet. Where's Soughran Katz's hoozy now? That's one phone call that has naded the war. I'm sorry to be late, Mr. King.