This is Case Closed, Crime Stories from the Golden Age of Radio.

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This week we'll begin with Unit 99 and their episode

from November 22nd, 1957, titled Incomplete Phone Call, After that it's murder clinic, and the

tragedy at Marsden Manor. That episode aired October 6th, 1942.

KMA 907, Sacramento Police.

Unit 99.

Are you in the clear?

Unit 99 to KMA 907.

Unit 99, Sergeant Meredith 909,

in service on the air.

This is Sergeant Dan Meredith of Unit 99 at Headquarters, Police Department, City of Sacramento, California.

My detail is to ride in Unit 99, our tape recorder-equipped radio car, and to respond whenever the dispatcher transmits a signal to one of our other units on duty somewhere

in the city. At the scene, we make the recordings which we provide for this program. Now, to tell you

more about Unit 99, here is our chief, James V. Hicks, Sacramento Police. We have provided Unit 99

of the Sacramento Police Department, the tape recorder it carries,

and the officer in charge, Sergeant Meredith, so that you, who depend on your police for protection,

can hear them in action, on duty. And what you hear on this radio program is real. No question about it.

The suspects are real. The victims are real. Bear this in mind as you hear these cases. Now to Unit 99 and Sergeant Dan Meredith on duty.

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