This is Case Closed, your weekly hour of old-time radio crime every Wednesday at relicradio.com.

We're going to hear first from Let George Do It in his story from August 16th, 1948, titled The Ghost on Bliss Terrace.

After that, it's yours truly Johnny Dollar, and the Village of Virtue Matter.

That story aired April 27, 1958.

Standard of California, on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations

and standard stations throughout the West,

invites you to let George do it.

The Ghost on Bliss Terrace Another Adventure of George Valentine

Personal will notice, danger is my stock and trade

If you crowded into a corner and you can't fight your way out alone

You've got a job for me, George Valentine.

Write full detail.

Dear Mr. Valentine, there's no such thing as a haunted house.

You know that, and I know it.

Still, a great many people in our neighborhood are convinced that a certain empty house on this terrace is occupied by a ghost.

I've persuaded a group of my saner neighbors to join me in raising a fee so we can prove

once and for all that it falls so much poppycock.

You can find me at home any morning.

It's signed Mrs. Angela McCauley. Hmm. A haunted house, no way. Well, I know how we can earn that at home any morning. It signed Mrs. Angela McCauley.

Hmm.

A haunted house, no less.

Oh, I know how we can earn that fee in a hurry.

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