A good lead directs Markheim to a neurologist who was seeing the Canary often at night, and, after beggining the interview in a haughty manner, he became extremely agitated nupon having to give the details of where he was the night of the murder.   Enjoy archives from all 12 1001 shows at www.1001bestof1001stories.com ..read more

As the investigation continues, some breaks come to Markheim - notably, the man who dated Miss O'Dell on her last night comes forward and relates his story to the D.A., who knows him to be a reputable man.  Fingerprints come in showing that one man in the apartment that night had served time in at least 5 prisons- althouhg not for murder.  ..read more

Markham and his detective question the key witnesses while Vance observes, but still no answer as to how Ms. Odell's killer got in the apartment, unless he was hiding in there through the day- which the maid's testimony pretty well destroyed.  ..read more

The story of Buddy Holly's plane crash of 1959 and Don Mcleans' 1971 hit "American Pie", which described metaphorically how rock changed after the death of Buddy Holly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices ..read more

Detectives scour thecrime scene where the young woman was murdered to try to determine what evidence was left and what exactly happened and why.  Philo Vance is asked to tag along and while there he brings up a number of very good suggestions- including dusting the inside handle of a closet door- the closet being the only area of the apartment that hasn't been turned upside by the perpetrators, who were searching for something. The search included a stell jewel box which had been forced open.   Looking for some great storioes & novel? Check out our new website at www.bestof1001st ..read more

Betsy Ross is credited as being the seamstress who stitched our first "Stars and Stripes", but some historians say that there is no proof of it. The story was handed down through her family and shared by her grandson William Canby at a Philadephia celebration of our Declaration of Independence in 1876. Betsy Ross suffered the fate of many wives during the American Revolution, losing two husbands to the war. Her can-do attitude and her willingness to help her country in any way she could is still honored today.  Music by our friend Dusty Roads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podca ..read more

New York City, 1920's. Prohibition in full swing. Organized crime opening nightclubs all around Broadway. A beautiful performer popularly called "The Canary" is found strangled in her apartment and the D.A. calls in an old friend named Philo Vance to help solve a murder that looks impossible to solve. This was the second of S.S. Van Dine's murder mysteries and one of the best ever written, according to a number of critics.  Check out all 11 of our 1001 podcasts and over 2,500 episodes for your enjoyment at www.bestof1001stories.com ..read more

Tarzan Otubo, Bertha Kircher, and Lt. Smith Oldwick are pursued into a desert gorge and attacked by the Xujians and their lions- only a miracle can save them this time.   Enjoy all 11 podcasts at www.bestof1001stories.com.     ..read more

Look for "Best of"specials on Friday mornings at 12:15 AM ET and enjoy our listener favorites in our archives. The hymn Amazing Grace, written by Englishman John Newton, is known and revered around the world, and stirs the heart in a way that few other pieces of music do. Subscribe FREE to 1001 Stories for the Road Here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-from-the-road/id1227478901 Enjoy all our 1001 Shows Here: www.1001storiespodcast.com "Like" us at www.facebook.com/1001storiesfortheroad Amazing Grace by John Newton Guitar Arranged and Perfrmed by Dusty Strings dustystrings@verizon ..read more

Tarzan, Lt. Smith-Oldwick, and Bertha Kirchner unite and Umbopo fight their way toward the gate of the walled city, receiving some powerful help along the way.   Explore lots of short stories, novels, history, and old radio shows at our new website www.bestof1001stories.com today ..read more