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Well, now it's time for today's episode of Mystery is My Hobby.

And this one is Murder at Asa Cook's House. Mystery is my hobby. Today's story began here in New York. I'd received word that a suicide had taken place at the home of Senator

Aza Clark at one twenty-three West Cameron Street, and that murder was suspected. Knowing that Inspector Noah Danten was

also aware of the tragedy and would probably get in touch with me sooner or later I

decided to beat him to the punch by arriving on the scene before he did.

Miss Alice Clark? Clark?

Yes.

Oh, are you the police?

Oh, thank heaven, you've come.

Please hurry.

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