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also find the e-book versions wherever fine e-books are sold. Well, now it is time for this week's

episode of Follow Me. The original air date January 17th, 1950, and the title is The Talking

Corpse Murder Case.

Yes? Mr. Vance, there's a lady to see in the adder office. She has no appointment, will you see her?

All right. Where's Miss Deering? Oh, your secretary's out to lunch, Mr. Vance.

What's the name of the lady who's calling on me? I don't know she can hardly talk, Mr. Vance.

She just managed to tell me she had a see as she's either awfully scared or terribly unhappy about

something. Sender in, please. Come in, please, won't you?

Thank you. Sit down, if you will, and tell me how I can help you.

Oh, Mr. Vance. It's quite all right, you're safe. Won't you calm yourself and tell me what's

troubling you? Mr. Vance, I saw him. I heard him speak.

I heard who speak. My husband. Well, that doesn't sound like anything to break you up this way.

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