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Production at an aircraft plant is down, until the factory hires a new firm for its armed guards. It's the old protection racket on a Federal scale!

Tired of the everyday grind? Ever dream of a life of romantic adventure? Want to get away from it all? We offer you Escape - designed to free you from the four walls of today for a half-hour of high adventure! This episode is an action-packed Western about the first Colt six-shooter, the California gold fields, and a double-crossing dance hall queen.

Brother vs. brother in old Bombay. Lou Merrill (host), Morton Fine (writer), David Friedkin (writer), Elliott Lewis (producer, director), Bernard Herrmann (composer), Byron Kane, Lillian Buyeff, Alistair Duncan, Bob Lemond (announcer), Julie Bennett, Jack Kruschen.

The story of the activities of the famed British slasher, as seen through the eyes of a young lass.

Dr. Palmer enjoys horse racing and poisoning. Lou Merrill, Morton Fine (writer), David Friedkin (writer), Bernard Herrmann (composer, conductor), Jay Novello, Betty Harford, Bob Lemond (announcer), Elliott Lewis (producer, director), Ellen Morgan, Joseph Kearns, Ben Wright, Alistair Duncan.

In 1865 France, a mere youth devises a way to fame and fortune through murder and mayhem.

A beautiful widow casts her own spell on the gypsies of New England. Lou Merrill (host), Morton Fine (writer), David Friedkin (writer), Elliott Lewis (producer, director), William Conrad, Sammie Hill, Hy Averback, Shepard Menken.

In 1820, in Nuremberg, Bumbling Bunny can't seem to do anything right... except bludgeon four people to death in a beer hall! Lou Merrill (host), Howard McNear, Irene Tedrow, Paula Winslowe, Jack Kruschen, Benny Rubin, Edgar Barrier, Martha Wentworth, Morton Fine (writer), David Friedkin (writer), Elliott Lewis (producer, director).

The crimes are notable, and the criminals are presented unflinchingly. Such notorious villains as Lizzie Borden and Jesse James are joined by forgotten felons who have been unearthed "from the records and newspapers of every land… from every time." Lou Merrill stars as your host, Thomas Hyland. This "connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders" seems to savor the grisly details of each dark deed, eagerly anticipating the wrongdoer's downfall.

Hear the voices of all-time baseball greats, including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Carl Hubbell, Johnny Vander Meer, and broadcaster Mel Allen. Also includes the radio call of Brooklyn Dodgers' Cookie Lavagetto's 1947 World Series game-winning double against the New York Yankees, Babe Ruth's final goodbye at Yankee Stadium, and the New York Giant Bobby Thompson's three-run walk off "Shot Heard Round The World" home run off Brooklyn's Ralph Branca to win the 1951 National League pennant.

A guide to the modern woman on finding the rules to living a sweet life by being fierce, confident, and by believing in yourself. Hoping to help inspire woman and men on finding inner peace, trusting your intuition and going after what you want. You will be taken on a spiritual journey onto different ways of looking at life. A series of life stories that will help find meaning to life, motivate those who want to give up, and inspire others to always do better. It gives you insights on friendships, love, spirituality, and motherhood.

Bestselling author and host of Lou Dobbs Tonight offers his illuminating views on some of our nation’s most intractable problems. In 2012, Lou Dobbs Tonight celebrated its one-year anniversary and a steadily growing viewership. Now, expanding on the “Chalk Talks” segment from his popular...

Imagine a world covered in darkness with black flakes falling with no sun. Where vampires and minions have control of life in a time of redemption. This is my short story book called "Redemption Beckons" and it will make you think of what yet is to come for mankind.

The Treasure was originally taken from the Second Temple in 69 AD, just before the Romans sacked Jerusalem and the Temple. The Treasure was split up and hidden in 64 different places in and around Jerusalem. Those locations were documented on the Copper Scroll found with the Dead Sea Scrolls. The first of these scrolls were found by Bedouins in caves at Qumran in 1947. The Copper Scroll was later found in cave number 3 by professionals in 1952.

In 1994, Tom McKinney was watching the 50th anniversary of D-Day ceremonies on television with his father, Vincent “Mike” McKinney. Tom noticed his father, who rarely spoke about the war, turning red while President Clinton was introducing a veteran as the first American to land on Omaha Beach. McKinney was in the first wave to hit the beach, his boat took two hits, and he had to step over bodies to get ashore. When he looked around, he saw no one.

While in captivity, being regularly tortured and beaten, Antoine Bacha began hearing what he described as a loving, caring voice that showed him how to rise above his terrible pain and misery by connecting to his creator's spirit. The voice told him, among other things, that he would meet an unusual woman that would share in his spiritual journey. Inspired by the loving spirit of the voice that speaks through both of them, Antoine and Liliana now share its message with the world.

Listeners of Cogito: Part 2, The Dream will not take long to realize that they are entering a different world, the world of Cogito. Years after he was released from captivity by Palestinian terrorists, a prediction Antoine Bacha heard from what he calls "the voice" came true. The voice told him, among other things, that he would meet an unusual woman that would share in his spiritual journey. He did not know that the woman would also experience the very same kind of intuitive lessons from the voice as he did. That woman is Liliana Franco....

Der neue Fall für die Saarlouiser Kommissare Kathrin Krämer und Michel Paquet ist zuerst gar keiner: Der Gewürzhändler Lothar Dude hatte einen tödlichen Unfall, in seiner brandneuen Limousine fuhr er auf schnurgerader Straße gegen einen Baum. Krämer findet das verdächtig, die Autopsie fördert tatsächlich einen erstaunlichen Befund zutage: Dude hatte eine Überdosis Safran intus. Selbstmord? Mord? Die Ermittlungen um den Gewürzhändler und den mörderischen Safran bringen Paquet und Krämer mit einem Frauen-Kochklub in Kontakt, denn im Saarland gilt mit gutem Grund das Motto "Hauptsach gudd gess" (Hauptsache, gut gegessen).

Tobias Uhl, Chef der Online-Apotheke Saarlouis, ist erschlagen worden. Einer von Uhls Kunden behauptet, die Online-Apotheke habe gefälschte Medikamente vertrieben und sei damit schuld am Tod seines Vaters. Die Kommissare Krämer und Paquet finden bald heraus, dass Uhl intensive Geschäftsbeziehungen zum Arzneimittelhändler Legrand im französischen Nancy unterhielt. Eine Dienstfahrt nach Nancy bringt Paquet und Krämer auf eine 'heiße' Spur, im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes, denn Legrands Lager geht in derselben Nacht in Flammen auf. Aber haben die Brandstifter auch Tobias Uhl auf dem Gewissen?

Saarlouis brodelt, aus der Umgebung strömen die Menschen zur 'Emmes', einem mehrtägigen Volksfest mit Kirmes, Buden und großem Musik-Feuerwerk. Das Saarlouiser Kommissariat liegt mittendrin, und nicht nur das: Hauptkommissarin Kathrin Krämer und ihr Kollege Michel Paquet ermitteln, weil ein Angestellter der Stadt Saarlouis tot aufgefunden wurde. Er war für die Vergabe der Standplätze auf der 'Emmes' zuständig und kleinen 'Geschenken' nicht abgeneigt, wie Paquet und Krämer herausfinden.