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them through a simple link at the top of our website at greatdetectives.net. Well, now

it is time for today's episode of The Fat Man. The original air date is July 7, 1955, and

the title is Murder Makes A Broken Heart.

What's your date yet? Who is it? The Fat Man.

And now here's The Fat Man in Murder Makes A Broken Heart.

This one began on a Monday morning, down at the office. I was just taking a couple of

checks from the nails I came in early. As I got off the elevator, I spotted the deans

standing in front of my door. When she wasn't just spanning, she was trying to reach through

the nail spot and fish out some of my letters. Naturally, I grabbed her. Oh, let me go.

What's the idea of munking with a nail? I wasn't trying to steal anything. No, what were

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