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Gleanings from the Wreckage Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting Gleanings from the Wreckage. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Ellio

Pandora’s Box Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting Pandora’s Box. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

Mr Ponting’s Alibi Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting Mr Ponting’s Alibi. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Pathologist to the Rescue Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting the The Pathologist to the Rescue. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Naturalist at Law Thomdyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting the The Naturalist at Law. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Fisher of Men Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Fisher of Men. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Stolen Ingots Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Stolen Ingots. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Funeral Pyre Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Funereal. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The New Jersey Sphinx Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The New Jersey Sphinx. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

Episode Notes Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Touchstone. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

Blue Scarab Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Blue Scarab. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Elimination of Mr. Pratt Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Elimination of Mr. Pratt. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

Death of Oscar Brodski Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Death of Oscar Brodski. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

Number 31 New Inn Road Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting Number 31 New Inn Road. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.

The Red Thumbprint Thorndyke is the original fictional forensic detective from the early 1900s. Using science to aid the art of detection; to bring criminals to justice. This time presenting The Red Thumb Print. Written by R. Austin Freeman; adapted for radio by Heather Elliot.