The The Welcome to the great detectives of old time radio from Boise Idaho. This is your host Adam Graham if you have a comment email it to me. Box 13 at great detectives.

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All I needed to know I learned from Dragnet, and all I needed to know I learned from Dragnet and all I needed to know I learned from

Colombo each examined the careers and histories of seven great fictional detectives and

policemen as well as life lessons that can be learned from them.

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But now it is time for this week's episode of Mr.

Chameleon, the original air date October the 12th, 1949 and the title is The

Murder Clue of the Rope Ladder.

Next, Mr. Camelian and the Murder Clue of the Rope Ladder. The the Tonight we again present the famous Mr. Chameleon of Central Police Headquarters in his famous cases of crime and murder, brought

to you by the makers of genuine Bayer Asperin.

Mr. Chameleon, as you know, is the famous and dreaded detective who frequently uses a disguise to track down a killer, a disguise which at all times is recognized by the audience.

Tonight we give you Mr. Comelian in the murder clue a chilling hour and a cry in the pre-dawn

stillness can make the heart stand still.

And Jules Marley, running down the upstairs corridor

of the Haden House, is terrified by the sound of his cousin Clifford's voice.

Jules!

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