This is Case closed, your weekly hour of old-time radio, mystery and crime, which you can find every Wednesday at RelicRadio.com.

Our first story this week comes from Sherlock Holmes. We'll hear the case of the sudden senility from January 11, 1948.

After that, it's Mr. and Mrs. North, and the case of the heavenly body. That story aired March 4th, 1952.

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present the world's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes.

Thank you, Our stories are based upon the character of Sherlock Holmes created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Sherlock Holmes is portrayed by John Stanley, Dr. Watson by Alfred Shirley, and the dramatizations are by Edith Meiser.

Well, here we are once again. Settled comfortably in front of Dr. Watson's cheerful fireplace.

Outside the winter wind whales like, like, well, let's see. What does the wind sound like tonight, Dr. Watson? A lost soul or a babbled fancy?

What would you say?

But me, Mr. Harris, that wind sounds rather like Bast, the ancient Egyptian cat goddess, sometimes called Eubastis.

She howls, they say, if anyone disturbs the graves of those who have consecrated themselves to her.

Oh, come now, Dr. Watson.

You don't believe that sort of nonsense to you?

Well, I'm not so sure, Mr. Harris.

I'm not so sure.

One violent autumn night,

as Holmes and I crossed the wind-swept wars

that surround King's Highland,

we heard such a cry,

a strange, harsh,

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