669: The Mysterious Lodger | Casey Crime Photography [Murderess]

The Mys­te­ri­ous Lodger | Casey Crime Pho­tog­ra­phy [Mur­der­ess] Help the show reach broad­er: www​.patre​on​.com/​S​FGT
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Magey Myers, a retired actress…who has a pas­sion for drama…all kinds of dra­ma. When she picks up that phone and calls Cap­tain Logan, a case is bust­ed wide open for new eye’s to peruse it’s con­tents. And guess whose eyes those are? Why of course….Casey Mor­gan and Mrs Williams are on the trail, and no less in the Cap­tains care!

Lis­ten­ers, it’s a Mon­day, the start of your week, I’m sure you’re flat tack doing stuff, or you might be dread­ing the amount of work head­ing your way, but rest assured, you can zone out, and relax with today’s Old Time Radio episode titled The Mys­tery Lodger.

I’ve JUST made myself an Earl Gray, because frankly, there is no oth­er tea out there right hahah, and I can’t wait to share this tale with you. So let’s get com­fy, and relax togeth­er, and enjoy this 1940’s gem.

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