This is Case Closed Crime Stories from the Golden Age of Radio.

Welcome back to Case Closed.

Thanks for joining me this Wednesday.

Our hour of mystery begins with It's a Crime, Mr. Collins.

We'll hear the Green Eyed Dragon from December 2, 1957.

After that, it's Whitehall, 112,

and the case of Thomas Appleby.

That story aired March 16, 1952.

It's a crime, Mr. Collin.

It surely is. After all, my interest in criminals is purely professional, just like Greg.

So how would you like it if your private detective husband accused you of taking a romantic interest in one?

Even if he was six feet tall with black curly hair and dimples?

Yes, this is Gail Collins speaking, and I'll be back in a moment to set the stage for our puzzling crimes.

It's a crime, Mr. Collins.

Now, Mrs. Collins, you don't mean to tell me Greg's a jealous sort of a guy.

Jack, all men are jealous, bless their hearts.

Until your husband stands through the apartment looking in linen closets, you haven't lived.

But, you see, the time I'm talking about, Greg had a reason for being jealous.

You mean to say it?

I think I didn't set the record straight.

It started with television.

See, I watched the wrestling on the television in a funny way.

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