The Plot Murder

Again, blue-cold dealers present radio's strangest adventurer, the Shadow. Mystery man who strikes terror under the very heart of the sharpest law-breakers and criminals.

Today, blue-cold brings you the Shadow's latest adventurer, the plot murder. In just a moment, the Shadow's exciting adventure will begin. Meanwhile, I had something important to tell all you homeowners. During this treacherous winter season, you can protect your family's health by burning blue coal.

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Be sure to hear this official presentation at the close of this program. And now, blue-cold presents the shadow in the plot murder. Remind, read the findings of this court, Marshal. We finally accused Lieutenant John Wilson guilty of treasonable sabotage against the government.

No! In that he willfully destroyed a secret device known as the Flying Topido, invented by one drawers are careless and acquired exclusively for use by the government. Has the prisoner anything to say before sentence was pronounced?

Yes. Can he say, he admits he brought the mechanism on the demonstration, Topido? Why, please, Professor Achenet. As the inventor, we understand your concern and the better. But please don't interrupt. Well, Lieutenant Wilson. Sorry.

I don't know, sir. I can hear all that's going on, but I went into the... It's obvious, General Levitt. The Lieutenant Wilson is not mentally accountable. He was sufficiently accountable to enter the testing shed by a virtual authority as an army lieutenant and to tamper with the flying torpedo and render it useless.