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The Little Old Lady Killer |
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A female cop must work hard to convince her male partners that the vigilante wanted for the death of several animal abusers is actually an elderly woman. |
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0344 |
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7 Responses to Episode 0344
An old woman metes out vigilante justice to those who are cruel to
animals. A lady detective (rare enough in those days to make it an important part of the story) figures it out, but has trouble convincing her male counterparts. Meanwhile, the death toll mounts.
Desmond
The cleverest thing about this episode is the title. The listener has all the details about the killer and the motives from the beginning. All that is left is to listen to the police solve the case.
An elderly woman exacts a lethal revenge on people who have been unkind to animals.
Romarico
An interesting, somewhat psychological, story about someone who comes to be basically the type of person they want to get rid of. I did like the line in the story where the one person says something like "You know women when they start talking", just a throw away line but I thought it interesting (and funny) nonetheless.
Alec
The title, to me, sounds as if there is someone killing little old ladies. I enjoyed this episode, but the sound quality leaves something to be desired.
Anastasia
A hunter who has killed a 350-pound buck, a gambler who stages dogfights for his betting clientele, and a woman whose Doberman pinscher dies from heat prostration in her parked car are all victims of a .22 pistol fired by a little old lady with an aversion toward people who kill animals. The police are baffled by the murders, except for a woman detective whose notions about the killer’s identity make her the laughingstock of all the male members of her force.
Ben Tumbling