Crime Without A Script - Episode 106 - Another Murder

from Cue Footsteps · host Valerie Kuhns

Chanteuse Stella Rose offers information to the gang about murder victim Walt Huffman, but is it true? Paul Becker has a strange telephone conversation, then meets his untimely demise. Who shot him? And does it have anything to do with the note hidden inside the coin Phil found at The Glass Slipper? Drop us a note on our Cue Footsteps Facebook page! We'd love to hear from you! CAST Roberta Maxwell - Lauren Baumbauer Lorraine Spangler - Val Kuhns Phil Ward - Max Levine Barney Fuller / Officer Jones - Mike Luce Russell Banks / Artie / George Ruby - Richard Tatum Millie Johnson / Stella Rose - Raishel Wasserman Our Announcer, Carlton Peabody - Keith Wright Paul Becker / Sergeant Jack Price - Special Guest Star Ben Ziek Story by Val Kuhns Sound Patterns by Val Kuhns

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