This is case closed one hour of mystery and crime from the Golden Age of Radio every Wednesday at relicradio.com.

Our first story comes from Mr. Camelian this week.

We'll hear the case of the dead woman's eyes.

That story aired July 21, 1941, 1948.

After that, its crime does not pay, and death on the doorstep.

That's stories from February 20, 1950.

Music Tonight, we present the famous Mr. Camelion of Central Headquarters in his most famous Mr. Camelion of Central Headquarters in his most famous cases of crime and murder,

brought to you by the makers of Bayer Aspirin. For those who do not know who Mr. Camelian is,

we give a quick sketch of his character. Born of a well-to-do family and a college man,

he tried from childhood to live up to the name he bore,

camellion, by taking on the color of whatever situation in which he found himself,

appearing in endless guises,

finally entering the police force,

where he became known as chameleon, the man of many faces,

the underworld's most dreaded man.

Throughout this series, the listener will invariably know who Mr. Camelian is,

no matter in which disguise he appears,

but the criminal he's tracking seldom does.

Tonight we give you Mr. Camelian and the case of the dead woman's eyes.

Our story opens in the ornate drawing room of the Walter's mansion.

A monumental pile of stone in the East 60s, and despite the summer heat, the room is cool and shadowy.

So cool that Mrs. Walters' middle-aged, Patricia shivers a little.

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