The Great Detectives Present Police Headquarters (Old TIme Radio)
Adam GrahamHost Adam Graham is your guide through this 1932 series of fifteen minute police stories. (Each podcast typically features two episodes.)
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArts | ||||
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A fur robbery occurs but the criminals get away far too quickly in $80,000 Robbery. Two police officers disappear when bringing in a dangerous fugitive and then a gang boss offers an Inspector a deal Episodes: 19 and 22 Original Air Date: 1932 Suppor... more
A police Captain’s son is charged with murder in, “Frame Up.” A mystery writer is killed before finishing his long-running serial in, “Death of a Mystery Writer.” Original Air Date: Episodes (38 and 39) Support the show
An elderly soon to be retired police officer investigates the theft of $190,000 in cash in “Old Cop.” And the brain of a dead brilliant scientist is stolen and $100,000 in insurance money is at stake in, “Stolen Brain.” Episodes 36 and 37 (1932) Supp... more
A well-liked roguish gambler is found dead of an apparent suicide in William Spencer Killed. A friend of a couple of police officers needs their protection from gangsters trying to fix a race in Race Track. Episodes 34 and 35 Original Air Date: 1932 ... more
The police go to investigate a suicide but find evidence that suggests it was a fame in “Deadly Poker Game.” A Judge is missing and a reporter and his faithful photographer are on the trail but are sidetracked at a fire where they find another photog... more
While investigating the murder of a businessman, the police hear a strange tale of injustice and revenge in, “Paid in Full.” The Police investigate the disappearance of $250,000 in bonds from a bank vault in, “Hot Bonds.” Episodes 30 and 31 Original ... more
A former police officer is now a security guard and has to locate a rich woman’s necklace in “Retired.” Two beat cops are assigned to investigate a cut and dried suicide (or so it appears) in “No Learnin'” Original Air Date: 1932 (Episodes 28 and 29)... more
A police officer investigates the mysterious disappearance of a cat. The police get a stereo warning to ensure they prosecute the man responsible for their sister’s death from a pair of identical twin brothes. Episodes 26 and 27
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