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detectives of old-time radio from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham. If

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Apple Store and Audible.com. Well now let's go ahead and get into this week's

episode of Mr. Chameleon. The original air date, December the 15th, 1948, and the

title is Mr. Chameleon's Strangest Murder Case. Next, Mr. Chameleon's Strangest

Again present the famous Mr. Chameleon of central headquarters in his most

famous cases of crime and murder. Brought to you by the makers of genuine Bayer

aspirin. Now let me tell you just who Mr. Chameleon is. A college man he tried

from childhood to live up to the name he bore Chameleon. 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. The listener invariably

knows who Mr. Chameleon is no matter which disguise he assumes, but the

criminal he's tracking down seldom does. Tonight we give you Mr. Chameleon in Mr.

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