Welcome to the great adventurers of old time radio from Boise, Idaho.

This is your host, Adam Graham.

In a moment, we're going to bring you this week's episode of Counter Spy.

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Dotcetectives.net. Well, now we're going to get into today's episode, which is one of those titles I'm not a particular fan of, but I'll talk a little bit about why afterwards.

More importantly, though, this episode does mark the start of a streak of consecutive episodes

in circulation. And this is a big deal, because here to four, we brought you 14 episodes spread with,

throughout the first 384 episodes aired.

So we're getting more of a sense of what it was like to listen to the series,

at least if you were listening in 1949.

But let's go ahead

and now from August 9th,

1949, here

is blackmailed hijacker.

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