Black Museum-34-A Prescription

This is Orson Welles speaking from London, a positive death. Here in the Grimstone structure on the Thames, which I'll discuss in the yard, is a warehouse of homicide. One everyday object, a milk bottle, a woman's hand, and a bit of fly paper, all the familiar objects you don't think twice about it, you have a cold,

so I throw to Dr. Combs, give you a description, piece of paper with symbols scrolled on it. Here you have it, a different kind of time. Number 1778 in place of 232. If it sounds strong, I must be happy.

Yes, there's a bit more of the mafia in this description. Today, that same piece of paper. The annals 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.

In just a moment, you will hear the Black Museum starring Awesome Well! Museum starring Awesome Well! If you don't mind, Miss Miss, I want to be certain that my aunt, she's well past 80, you see,

and my cousin will have the best of care. I understand perfectly, Mr. Bagley. I've been taking care of patients in my house now for almost five years. I can tell you less of the lessons, but I prefer it to be inspected, my heart's burnt.

May Smith a routine call a routine inspection to John Begley matter of some importance but apparently Mr Begley was quite satisfied with what he saw I must say Miss Smith you do well by your patience I'm a nurse sir my dedicated myself to the proper care of the sick to be congratulated may I ask what the