The Phantom Motor (The Cases of Professor Van Dusen, Episode 3)

The Phantom Motor (The Cases of Professor Van Dusen, Episode 3)

By Jacques Futrelle
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Yarborough County near Boston, around 1905: night after night an automobile with blinding headlights races into "The Trap", a stretch of country road between two high stone walls – and never comes out at the other end. No gate, no path, no hiding place. The special constables Baker and Bowman first suspect each other, then a ghost car. The reporter Hutchinson Hatch sees the phantom with his own eyes and takes the case to Professor Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen, The Thinking Machine – who, of all things, needs a bicycle racing champion to solve it. Because two and two always make four, not sometimes, but all the time. Episode 3 of The Thinking Machine by Jacques Futrelle – read with a full cast. This radio play was produced with the help of Eleven Labs and using properly licensed voice clones, and was checked by human proofreaders.

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