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The CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents. Come in.

Welcome.

I'm E.G. Marshall.

The boundaries which divide life from death, said Edgar Allan Poe,

are at best shadowy and vague. And who shall say, where the one ends and the other begins?

Who, indeed? Certainly not Mr. Poe when he wrote those sentiments over a hundred years ago,

and how curiously modern they seem today. Where does life and death begin? And who is to judge?

What makes you so sure of yourself, sir?

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