In this week's thrilling episode of "Tuesday Night Detectives" on Vintage Classic Radio, we dive into the shadowy corners of mystery and crime, starting with "Let George Do It" in the episode titled "The Roundabout Murder". Originally aired on March 7th, 1949, the story follows the astute detective George Valentine as he unwinds the complex web surrounding a murder that's as puzzling as it is deadly. With the help of his loyal assistant, Claire Brooks, often called Brooksie, and the occasional input from Lieutenant Riley, Valentine tackles this case with his usual mix of cunning and bravado. Bob Bailey stars as the unflappable George Valentine, with Virginia Gregg lending her voice to Brooksie, and Wally Maher portraying the ever-skeptical Lieutenant Riley. Following that, we immerse ourselves in the murky atmosphere of "Casey, Crime Photographer" in the episode entitled "Fog", which first captivated audiences on March 11th, 1948. This episode sees the intrepid Casey stumbling upon a crime scene shrouded in fog, where visibility is as scarce as clues. With his trusty camera and the assistance of the sharp-witted Ann Williams, Casey delves into the mystery, proving once again why he's not just a photographer but a detective at heart. Staats Cotsworth stars as the eponymous Casey, with Jan Miner playing the resourceful Ann Williams, and John Gibson as Ethelbert, the bartender who often provides more than just drinks. Together, these episodes offer a glimpse into the golden age of radio, where every shadow hid a secret and every voice told a story. Join us as we relive these classic tales of intrigue and investigation.

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