Boston Blackie and 21st Precinct

Case Closed! (old time radio)

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🗓️ 19 January 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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This week's Case Closed begins with The Aggie Rogers Murder, the April 8, 1947, episode of Boston Blackie. (28:37) Our second story is The Job, from 21st Precinct. That episode originally aired August 4, 1954. https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12022/CaseClosed827.mp3 Download CaseClosed827

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0:00.0	This is Case Closed Crime Stories from the Golden Age of Radio.
0:18.2	Welcome back to Case Closed, your weekly hour of old-time radio crime, which you can find every Wednesday at Relicradio.com.
0:25.6	Our first story this week comes from Boston Blackie.
0:28.4	We'll hear the Aggie Rogers murder from April 8, 1947.
0:32.5	After that, it's 21st Precinct and The Job.
0:35.7	Their story from August 4, 1954.
0:38.2	The
0:40.2	The President, The Good, The Good, The Agie?
1:13.6	Agie? Aggie, here's your food.
1:33.7	Sister, can you hear me?
1:36.5	Open the slot in your door.
1:39.0	Go away, Martha.
1:40.4	I don't want any food.
1:42.3	But you have to eat.
1:44.4	Open the slot.
1:48.9	All right.
1:50.1	It's open.
1:50.9	I hope you've still left room between the boxes in there for me to push the food through.
1:55.8	Go ahead and push it through.
1:57.5	There's room for the food to get through.
2:00.6	But you can't get in here. I won't come into your
2:05.2	part of the house. Have I ever tried? If you do try, I'll kill you. This is my house. The money's
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