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Casey, Crime Photographer
Lady in Distress is a run-of-the-mill Casey episode, enjoyable and entertaining, but nothing that makes it stand out. Parts of the script ar…
Casey, Crime Photographer
The Camera Bug is one of the better entries in the series, featuring a detailed and believable plot that keeps the listener engaged. This ep…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode titled "Wedding Breakfast," Casey and Ann investigate the mysterious death of Rene DuPaville, a man found bludgeon…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Miscarriage of Justice is a gripping tale about a murder case that hinges on the misidentification of a corpse found in the river. The story…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode titled "Treasure Cave," Casey is assigned to investigate a natural cave rumored to be haunted, where several myste…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Tobacco Pouch is another example of how Alonzo Deen Cole created eccentric characters as key elements of plotlines, making the Casey series …
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode titled "Graveyard Gertie," we meet a sympathetic character who endears herself to Casey and Ann but meets an unfor…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Loaded Dice is an episode that struggles with production quality, feeling more like a group of people reading a script than a compelling sto…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Hide-Out is not one of the series' better entries, but it is still an entertaining listen. The episode relies on Casey's knowledge of local …
Casey, Crime Photographer
Busman's Holiday is an unusual recording as Staats Cotsworth does not appear. It is suggested that he may have been on vacation, which led t…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode titled "The Chivalrous Gunman," Casey investigates a crime involving a girl named Miss Birch, who becomes entangle…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Death in Lovers Lane begins with a mention of the anniversary of Anchor-Hocking's sponsorship, which changed and enriched the series. Howeve…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Bright New Star is a rather pedestrian entry in the Casey series that involves jealousy in the casting of a play as an old star fades and a …
Casey, Crime Photographer
Photo of the Dead is a captivating episode of the Casey, Crime Photographer series. In this story, Casey is drawn into the world of spiritua…
Casey, Crime Photographer
The script for Self-Made Hero was used twice before, on March 18, 1944, and July 8, 1944. Unfortunately, recordings of those broadcasts do n…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Lady Killer is a weaker entry in the series, but even weak Casey can be better than many other series. Madeleine Chalmers is rich, bored, an…
Casey, Crime Photographer
This episode starts a nice uninterrupted run of 39 shows under the Anchor Hocking sponsorship. Alonzo Deen Cole's continuity notes reveal a …
Casey, Crime Photographer
This episode features Casey in a unique situation where he never engages the criminals in dialogue that solves or explains the case. The pre…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Laughing Killer is one of the series' better entries, a very worthwhile listen. The central character in the story is bandleader Artie Maddo…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Scriptwriter Alonzo Deen Cole often drew inspiration from local news for his stories, creating a bond between the audience and the narrative…