Hosted by Jon Hagadorn, 1001 Stories For The Road is bringing back adventure with stories like "Treasure Island", "The Secret Adversary" by Agatha Christie, "Th...
Vance tries to convince Markham that he knows who killed the Canary- but Markham believes the suspect has a rock solid alibi. The girl's voice was heard after the susopect had been seen leaving the buildinbg that night. Vance persuades Marhma to take one last look at the Canary's apartment with him and Markham agrees.
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THE CANARY MURDER CASE (CHAPS 26-27) S.S.VAN DINE
Vance lays out his theory of what happened and then convinces Markham to invite the three suspects to a poker game Follow us at X (Twitter) @1001Stories Follow us at Facebook at www.facebook.com/1001heroes Enjoy all 12 podcasts and all our episodes easy to listen to and review at www.bestof1001stories.com Our new podcast: 1001 True Crime From Another Time Support us at Patreon with $5 a month at www.patreon.com/1001storiesnetwork Â
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THE CANARY MURDER CASE (CHAPS 24-25) S.S.VAN DINE
Sgt. Heath comes up with what he believes is a solid case against one of phone operators in Ms. O'Dell's bldg- but runs into resistance when Vance says it is a good theory- but the wrong guy, and the wrong method. Then they demand he show them what he means.
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THE CANARY MURDER CASE (CHAPS 22-23)
Vance, Markham, and Sgt.Heath are amazed when, durimng a morning meeting. Skeel calls and says he knows who murdered the Canary- and he wants to talk tomorrow at 10am.Â
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THE CANARY MURDER CASE (CHAPS 20-21) S.S. VAN DINE
Markham and Vance grill "Pop" Cleaver when new evidence places him at the murder scene Monday evening at 11pm. New information comes to light. Check out our new website at www.bestof1001stories.com and follow us and share at our new Twitter address which is @1001Stories.
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