THE LONG, LONG SLEEP: Fifty-Fifty Odds And His Own Name On A Grave | #RetroRadio
Weird Darkness: Paranormal & True Crime StoriesShow Notes
Days before an operation he has a fifty-fifty chance of surviving, Norman Hill finds his office stripped bare, gets a call from a funeral parlor, and reads his own name on a grave.
CHAPTERS & TIME STAMPS (All Times Approximate)… 00:00:00.000 = Show Open 00:01:30.028 = CBS Radio Mystery Theater, “The Long Long Sleep” (January 15, 1979) ***WD 00:46:03.456 = Calling All Cars, “Gentle Kidnapping Case” (May 16, 1934) 01:15:57.384 = Casey Crime Photographer, “Girl On The Dock” (April 03, 1947) ***WD 01:44:22.358 = CBC Mystery Theater, “The Wendigo” (1968) ***WD=SONG: “Don’t Listen To The Thing That Calls Your Name” by Crossroads Haint (based on “The Wendigo”) 02:16:47.273 = Chet Chetter, “Return of the Master Constipator” (1990-1992) ***WD 02:41:18.259 = The Clock, “The Perfect Crime” (March 13, 1956) ***WD 03:08:32.006 = The Crime Club, “Death Never Doubles” (June 26, 1947) 03:38:26.216 = Crime Classics, “Bloody Bloody Banks Falls River” (September 30, 1953) 04:08:03.615 = Danger Dr. Danfield, “Case of Whirling Mirrors” (November 25, 1946) 04:33:29.348 = Deep Night, “Ice Screams” (August 05, 2005) 05:07:26.147 = Show Close
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