Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr · 18 segments
Case Closed starts with The Silent Men this week. We’ll hear the February 3, 1952, broadcast titled, *The Big Kill*. (30:20) Mr. Chameleon follows with *The Case Of The Woman Who Sensed Murder*, his…
[dramatic music] I'd been transferred from CAA headquarters in Washington to the district office in New York.
[phone ringing] A new office meant a new routine, and I was familiarizing myself with it by working evenings.
An office is a lonely place at night, and when the phone at my side shattered the stillness with its sharp cry, I was startled out of my wits.
[phone clicking] Hello?
Is this the Civil Aeronautics Bureau?
Yes.
Who do you want to speak to?
Someone in charge.
Quick, please hurry.
What is it? Maybe I can help you.
A bomb in the plane to Chicago.
A what?
Isn't there anyone there who can understand me? I tell you, the Chicago-bound plane-
One minute, please.
Give me your name, please.
What does my name matter? You have no time.
The passengers-
I must have your name.
No.
My husband will...
I've got to go now.
My boss is leaving.
What flight to Chicago?
7:55.
7:55?
[dramatic music] I'd been transferred from CAA headquarters in Washington to the district office in New York.
[phone ringing] A new office meant a new routine, and I was familiarizing myself with it by working evenings.
An office is a lonely place at night, and when the phone at my side shattered the stillness with its sharp cry, I was startled out of my wits.
[phone clicking] Hello?
Is this the Civil Aeronautics Bureau?
Yes.
Who do you want to speak to?
Someone in charge.
Quick, please hurry.
What is it? Maybe I can help you.
A bomb in the plane to Chicago.
A what?
Isn't there anyone there who can understand me? I tell you, the Chicago-bound plane-
One minute, please.
Give me your name, please.
What does my name matter? You have no time.
The passengers-
I must have your name.
No.
My husband will...
I've got to go now.
My boss is leaving.
What flight to Chicago?
7:55.
7:55?
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