The FBI In Peace And War and Let George Do It

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🗓️ 22 October 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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This week on Case Closed, The FBI In Peace And War brings us The Gentleman Friend, its broadcast from August 4, 1954. (20:25) Let George Do It follows that with his story from September 12, 1949, Valley Sunset. https://traffic.libsyn.com/forcedn/e55e1c7a-e213-4a20-8701-21862bdf1f8a/CaseClosed971.mp3 Download CaseClosed971 | Subscribe | Spotify | Support Case Closed Your donation of any amount keeps Case Closed coming every [...]

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0:00.0	Welcome back to case closed one hour of mystery and crime from the Golden Age of Radio every Wednesday at relicradio.com.
0:07.6	Our first story comes from the FBI in Peace and War this week.
0:11.4	We'll hear the gentleman friend from August 4, 1954.
0:15.7	After that, it's Let George Do It and Valley Sunset.
0:19.2	His story from September 12th, 1949.
0:23.2	The FBI in peace and war.
0:43.6	Another great story based on Frederick L. Collins copyrighted book, The FBI in Peace and War.
0:48.7	Drama, thrills, action. Taylor.
1:06.3	Oh, good morning.
1:08.2	I just wondered if you were on your way downtown, Mr. Taylor.
1:10.9	My car's not running, and I'm having trouble getting a cab this early in the morning. Oh, good morning. I just wondered if you were on your way downtown, Mr. Taylor. My car's not running, and I'm having trouble getting a cab certainly in the morning. Oh, sure, Mr. Blanner. I guess you don't recognize me. I've been over at the bank a couple of times for a business loan on a filling station out in the Long Hill section. Oh, yes, of course, Mr. Granner. Well, hop in. I'll be glad to give you a lift. Thanks, Alive. I knew I'd seen your face somewhere.
1:31.2	The... Mr. Granner. Well, hop in. I'll be glad to give you a lift. Thanks a lot. I knew I'd seen your face somewhere. The filling station on Long Hill, I remember now. You took that up with Miss Lindley in the loan department, didn't he? Yes, that's right. Well, I hope we'll be able to accommodate you. I would be necessary now. I've got other plans. Oh, that's too bad. Well, if you wanted to discuss the loan with me personally...
1:47.8	No, I don't think so, Mr. Taylor. All I want you to do is act as if nothing's happening until we get inside the bank. And as soon as the time lock opens on the vault, I want you to tell the cashier to put all the money in this bag.
1:59.0	What's... Well, what's the joke, Mr. Bank?
2:02.5	No joke, Mr. Taylor.
2:04.4	You'll do exactly as I say.
2:06.8	I'll use this gun if you make run, wrong move.
2:10.2	Is that clear, Mr. Taylor?
2:17.4	The daring and carefully planned robbery was carried out at the National Bank at Westville, New York, on August 12, 1951.
2:25.8	With perfect timing and an intimate knowledge of the bank's routine, the loan hold-up man succeeded in taking $86,000 in cash.
2:34.1	Our bureau was called into the case,
2:36.4	and we agreed with the local police
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