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Now let's get into this week's episode of Follow Vance, the original air date, September the 28th,

1948, and the title is The Argus Murder Case.

Well, Markham, it certainly seems strange being in you in the middle of the night when we

haven't been working on a murder. Even district attorney, you take some time off, Vance.

And here's your problem, huh? That it is. Well, thanks for taking in on home and for dropping me.

It's a problem at all, Vance. I'll call you tomorrow if anything interesting happens.

I'll be waiting. Good night, Markham. Meet you at a murder.

Don't you care of Korea?

Oh, thank you, pardon, Mr. Vance. Yes, I'm Vance. I've been waiting here in front of your house for

hours. Mr. Vance, I'm Edgar Wolters. I must talk to you. It's about my wife. She's

missing. There's nothing I can do about that tonight, out of this hour. You've got to do

something, Mr. Vance, I'm desperate. You know that gambling ship that's anchored

offshore? Yes, I know about it. Why? Oh, my wife went out there this evening to

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