Resident Killer by The CBS Radio Mystery Theater

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🗓️ 30 April 2024

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Relic Radio Science Fiction features The CBS Radio Mystery Theater this week. We'll hear Resident Killer, its broadcast from October 25, 1982. Listen to more from The CBS Radio Mystery Theater https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12024/SciFi826.mp3 Download SciFi826 | Subscribe | Support Relic Radio Science Fiction

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0:00.0	Relic Radio
0:02.0	This is Relic Radio
0:09.0	This is Relic Radio, sci-fi, old-time radio, science fiction stories from relicradio.com A message from the Chicago Department of Consumer Services and WBBM News Radio 78.
0:36.2	The CBS Radio Mystery Theater present.
0:38.6	Come in.
0:58.4	Welcome.
1:00.1	I'm Tammy Grand.
1:02.4	It is said the perfection is the pursuit of sweetness and light.
1:07.3	The pursuit.
1:08.8	Is that because the capture itself is impossible?
1:13.0	Since the dim and misty dawn of history, man has tried to create a perfect world.
1:19.7	So far, it has eluded him.
1:22.8	And perhaps it's just as well.
1:25.8	After all, if everyone were to be perfect, how could we tolerate each other?
1:32.0	Why should I want to kill you?
1:34.6	Because I'm the enemy.
1:36.0	Enemy?
1:37.3	Until ten seconds ago, we never knew each other.
1:40.7	But each of us is fighting for our planet.
1:43.1	True, but I am sick of fighting for my planet.
1:47.0	I'd like to fight for me.
1:50.4	Wouldn't you like to fight for you?
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