Aug 12, 2026 · 0 min · 17 segments
Case Closed begins with Philip Marlowe this week. We’ll hear *The Vital Statistic*, from March 14, 1950. (30:01) Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar follows with, *The Monticello Mystery Matter*, from…
[gunshots] [thud] [upbeat music] [siren blaring] This is Case Closed: Crime Stories from the Golden Age of Radio.
Welcome back to Case Closed, your weekly hour of mystery from the golden age of radio every Wednesday at relicradio.com. We'll begin with the adventures of Philip Marlowe this week and hear his story from March 14th, 1950, titled The Vital Statistic.
After that, it's yours truly, Johnny Dollar, in the Monticello Mystery Matter from November 5th, 1961.
Get this and get it straight.
Crime is a sucker's road, and those who travel it wind up in the gut of the prison or the grave.
This time a car hop knocked me down a flight of stairs, an honest woman was strangled by a green silk sash, and a simpering dandy was shot to death, all because of a run-of-the-mill accident 500 miles away.
It happened like this.
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