The Big Story: Back from the Dead (EP5067)
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The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio| Daily Mystery Dramas
42 min
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8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Welcome to the great detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're going to bring you this week's episode of the big story. But first, I want to encourage you, if you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software. And I want to encourage you to check out our other podcast, and this week I'm highlighting The old time radio snackwagon, where every week we bring you a snack size bit of old time radio across a wide variety of genres. You can follow us over at snackwagon.net. Now from September 30th, 1953, here is Back from the Dead.
The big story. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the story as it actually happened. Joseph P. Brown's story as he lived it.
You were in the office when the call came. A woman had been shot. The address? Ninety three Bixby. In the nearby town of Jeanette. That's all now to tell. That was fifteen minutes ago. Now you're only a few blocks away. You wonder. OSC. Who shot her? Why? The old questions for a news story. Well Get ready to ask them, Joe Brown. But that's the place straight ahead. Yeah. With the small group of people on the sidewalk.
What happened here? anybody know? Like someone pushed a button. Suddenly it's quiet. And everyone just looking at you. I'm from the Sun Telegraph.
I'd appreciate some information. Have the police been here? Where's the woman who was shot?
Why don't they talk to you? What's the matter with these people anyway?
Master?
Yes, sir.
She was lying on the sidewalk right there. Police took her to Memorial Hospital. Alex. Oh, I was just telling them what happened, Fred. It's from a newspaper.
What's the woman's name?
What is the premise of today’s mystery episode?
She lives just around the corner. It's Alex. Stretch him out.
He's just giving me your name. Find it out for yourself.
What's so terrible about asking for a person's name? You don't need to know it from us. Anyone else
here know it? Fred, we ought to tell him. Just her name, that's all. Told you to shut up. Your friend saw something. He was a witness. Is that it? So nothing. Nothing. Then why won't you let him talk? What are you afraid of?
It was Louise Miller who was shot now, do you understand?
No.
Alex, I said we shouldn't stay here. We're going home now.
Look, if your friend
did see anything I told you he didn't. Don't mix us up in this, please. A man who did this thing Crazy. Still running around. Still got a gun. Who's the man? Does anyone know who he is?
Fred, let go of my arm. Going home. Under the others.
See what they know. But they're just like these people, trying desperately not to become involved. Why are they so frightened? Do they know the man with the gun?
Can any of you people help me? Did anyone see what the man looked like? Somebody must have seen something. Why are you all going away?
Too late, Joe Brown. Or out of reach. But at least they left you something. Her name, Louise Miller. He'll see her. She's at the hospital. All right.
Lieutenant Kruger? Yeah. Oh, hello, Joe. How is she? No chance. Any leads? Hoping she'll be able to talk to me. Got a kid. Five years old. Where's the father? Mrs. Miller was divorced. You talk to the people in the neighborhood? Yeah. A one sided conversation. They know who it is, all right. A small place like that they all climb into a shell. No outsiders allowed. This is even more. Yeah? They're scared of the guy who did it. In the back, Joe. He shot her in the back.
Let's go inside.
The face of a young woman.
But she's dying. Why do you look at her?
What triggers Joseph Brown’s investigation into the Jeanette shooting?
Can you help her? What can you do to hold back the next few minutes? Who's the man? Bring him here. This is where he belongs.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–3:35
2
What is the premise of today’s mystery episode?
3:35–6:18
3
What triggers Joseph Brown’s investigation into the Jeanette shooting?
6:18–7:59
4
Why are the witnesses reluctant to speak about the victim?
7:59–8:55
5
Who is the woman that was shot and what is her background?
8:55–14:06
6
What leads the investigation toward the murderer's car and its owner?
14:06–17:19
7
How is Andy Miller connected to the murder and the missing car?
17:19–23:43
8
What does the interrogation of Miller’s father reveal about the motive?
23:43–42:25