Tape 3: An Impossible Journey

Episode 3 of the The Strange Case Files of Professor Mysterious podcast, hosted by The Strange Case Files of Professor Mysterious, titled "Tape 3: An Impossible Journey" was published on September 19, 2018 and runs 12 minutes.

September 19, 2018 ·12m · The Strange Case Files of Professor Mysterious

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In Series 1, Episode 3, the Professor is confronted with a face he thought he'd never see again, and must make a treacherous journey to the capital.   

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In Series 1, Episode 3, the Professor is confronted with a face he thought he'd never see again, and must make a treacherous journey to the capital.

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