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Todays Mystery: Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Frank Smith investigate the death of a 52-year-old music teacher whose body is discovered in an abandoned freight car, cradled in the arms of a young man who refuses to explain what happened. When the young man finally confesses to killing her, the detectives struggle to understand why he would murder a woman he claims to have loved deeply and who had devoted years to nurturing his musical ambitions.
Original Radio Broadcast Date: July 10, 1952
Originating from Hollywood
Cast:
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Original Radio Broadcast Date: July 10, 1952
Originating from Hollywood
Cast:
- Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday
- Herb Ellis as Sgt. Frank Smith
- Vic Perrin
- Harry Bartell
- Joyce McCluskey
- Jim Moser, writer
- Walter Schumann, music
- Technical advice from the office of Chief W.H. Parker
- Captain Jack Donahoe, Sgt. Marty Wynn, and Sgt. Vance Brasher, technical advisors
- George Fenneman, announcer
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