The Case of the Wrong Mr Wright

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Nick Carter, master detective! But Nick, that's fantastic. No one would cooperate in his own murder. Maybe fantastic, Patsy, but all the evidence points to it. Then I don't believe the evidence. There's only one way to prove what really happened.

The method I hate to use. Why, Nick? Because it puts an innocent person in danger. We haven't any choice now. We've got to go through with it. Now the case of the wrong Mr. Wright.

Today's adventure starring Lon Clark is Nick Carter. Brought to you by new postwar old Dutch cleanser. Even though she's 79 years old and confined to a wheelchair, old Mrs. Wright still enjoys picnics. And since her two great-grand-nefused, John and Charles, expect to inherit the right pharmaceutical company one day, they're always willing to go along.

One day early last fall, Charles' wife Janet wheeled old Mrs. Wright to the picnic grounds in a secluded corner of the estate and stopped the care near the edge for quiff, overhanging the river. How's this, Aunt Madge?

You're fine, Janet. Oh, I've always loved this view, looking down at the river, like being on top of the world. It is beautiful. Where are the boys? They went back into the woods looking for dead branches to build a firewood wine.

I wanted Charles to go back to the house for my shawl, but you might know he wouldn't be around when I need him. I'll get it for you, Aunt Madge. Thank you, Janet. I'll be right back.