Black Museum-45-The Tan Shoe

This is Orson Welles speaking from London. Structure on the Thames, which houses Scotland Yard, is a warehouse of souvenirs. Where everyday objects are broom, a vase, a lampshade, all are touched by murders. Dark stain near the heel wasn't put there by the manufacturer.

The tan shoes are left foot. What do you make of this stain? It looks to me like blood. Today that shoe can be seen. All of the criminal investigation department of the London Police. We bring you the dramatic stories of the crimes recorded by the objects in Scotland Yard's Gallery of Death.

The Black Museum. It did death. Here in the objects that lined the shells and filled the rear of 1930s.

They made the way along the front. I tell you John, my firm regard me most highly. I'm sure they do, maybe a chance. a chap. It's not that I care to boast, but their attitude speaks for itself.

In what way? Well, as you know, they allow me to travel with the colliery wages each Friday. From the banking Newcastle to our office at all, man. It's a very responsible child. Come, I've been admitted to the truth.

What has come? Well, they really don't rely on the travel. Honest, courted with so much money in that black leather bag. Oh, yes, they do. But there's no guard coming in and pushing someone else from the train to watch you?

What so ever you see they play script just in me for doing these mark my words I'm in line for a colliery manager ship one day and you deserve it my dear chap Sir should it be a final award for 20 years work. Oh, good morning Colin Fine chap. He's a club with a neighbor in colliery now work. Come on John. I think this is our carriage