Boston Blackie Radio · Jack Boyle

Boston Blackie - Only One Way Out For Me

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Boston Blackie confronts the unheartbroken widow about her gambling debts being paid right after her husband's death.
Boston Blackie investigates the apparent suicide of textile businessman Ralph Burton after creditor Charlie Kingston feels responsible. Blackie uncovers a gambling debt conspiracy involving Burton's widow and a gambling house owner, ultimately proving the death was murder staged to look like suicide using a decade-old suicide note.

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Debt, a suicide note, and Blackie with the patience of a man lighting a fuse.

This Boston Blackie entry has a hard little engine, driven by a $30,000 debt, a desperate call to Charlie, and a man who keeps insisting there is only one way out.

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Why you'd press play

You get a $30,000 debt, a suicide note, and Blackie deciding the obvious story is probably too neat.

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