Minute Mysteries

· Voices of Today · Narrated by John Burlinson and Marty Krz
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3 hr 27 min
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This is a collection of 71 very brief tales, each featuring a crime submitted for the consideration of fictional detective, Professor Fordney.





In these accounts every fact, every clue necessary to the solution is given. The answer can be found in the story itself. Each problem has only one possible solution.





Readers have the chance to work on a basis of absolute equality with Professor Fordney -to match their wits with those of the professor and the criminal.

This is a collection of 71 very brief tales, each featuring a crime submitted for the consideration of fictional detective, Professor Fordney. In these accounts every fact, every clue necessary to the solution is given. The answer can be found in the story itself. Each problem has only one po...

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Harold Austin Ripley was a syndicated newspaper columnist for the Chicago Tribune. He wrote a daily column call "Minute Mysteries," featuring Professor Fordney. John Burlinson is a Texas based narrator. His titles cover a wide range of genres, including history, Westerns, poerty and dramatic roles. Marty Krz is based in Pennsylvania, and has enjoyed a varied career as musician, actor, film make and narrator.
Harold Austin Ripley was a syndicated newspaper columnist for the Chicago Tribune. He wrote a daily column call "Minute Mysteries," featuring Professor Fordney. John Burlinson is a Texas based narrator. His titles cover a wide range of genres, including history, Westerns, poerty and dramatic role...

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