The Investigations of Quentin Nickles

The Investigations of Quentin Nickles – Deadman's Plot | Old Time Radio Detective.

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About this programme.

The Investigations of Quentin Nickles is a classic Old Time Radio drama series that delves into the intricate world of crime and mystery. Set against the backdrop of urban intrigue, this series follows the titular character, Quentin Nickles, as he navigates through complex cases and enigmatic characters. The show captures the essence of the golden age of radio, offering listeners a glimpse into the detective genre of the era. Collectors and enthusiasts of Old Time Radio will find The Investigations of Quentin Nickles to be a notable addition to their archives. Its rich storytelling and engaging plots resonate with fans of classic detective…

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Catalogue title: The Investigations of Quentin Nickles – Deadman's Plot | Old Time Radio Detective. Recording length: 28:00. Modern Spreaker publication: 2026-05-28 11:28:21. This is not an independently verified original broadcast date. Advertising may change the listening time.

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