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This will be the last of our Christmas programs for this year, but you can check

out all of the Christmas shows we've done on Great Detectives of Old Time radio.

Just go to Christmas feed. Great Detectives detectives dot net but now it's time for

today's episode of mystery is my hobby and this one is Boston for Christmas.

Mystery is my hobby. The day is story that's play. Today's story took place a year ago this Christmas Eve. Inspector Noah D'Anner and I have gone up to Boston to attend the famous Carol singing

festivities at Beacon Hill.

Come on, Inspector, let's hurry along.

There are several thousand people on there.

We don't want to miss anything.

Okay, okay, I'm walking as fast as I can.

But, this is it.

Is it true that folks who live on Beacon Hill leave their shades up and their doors unlocked on Christmas Eve?

Yes, it certainly is.

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