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those who have helped out. We're going to hear first this week from Walk Softly Peter Troy. We'll hear

his story from March 3rd, 1964, titled The Marauding Mademoiselles.

Crime and Peter Chambers follows that with Peter Chambers' murder suspect.

His story from May 4, 1954.

Music Being a private investigator means two things.

You can be sure you'll run into trouble, and you can never be sure you can get out of it.

Well, there's not much you can do about it, I guess, except, like Julie always says...

Walk softly, Peter Troy.

And now Peter Troy investigates the case of the marauding mademoiselles.

Julie, as you have probably noticed, has often been heard to remark on my undoubted talent for attracting trouble.

Now here I have to protest.

It isn't that way at all.

It's just that I always seem to be right there in the middle when trouble takes it

into its head to erupt. Pure coincidence. And Julie goes on to say that this trouble I attract

usually wears skirts and high-heel shoes. Well, the way I look at it is this. If me and

calamity are going to make it permanent, then at least let's have calamity easy on the eyes.

And talking of calamity thatity easy on the eyes.

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