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Coming up this week on the old-time radio snack wagon. It's done. I killed as any man would

have killed. I run as any man would run. It's done. I killed as any man would have killed.

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Welcome to the great detectives of old-time radio. It's time for our last listener support

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Well, we're going to do something that we did during our spring campaign. That was well received

and bring you a hostel tale where we play a radio script from one series and another series

later on that did the exact same story. We see what differences were made, what changes were made,

and how different stories work with different characters and actors. And we're going to start off

with the same story, Vincent Price. This episode originally aired July the 30th of 1950,

and the title is The Case of the Previewed Prime.

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