Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror
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50-ton German
land monsters

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which will soon be
crashing through
your very houses.

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Turn it off.
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Gentlemen,
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this is really a
terrible setback.

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How do they find
out our secrets?

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It's horrible,
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the way it's timed,
the precision of it.

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It's not so precise.
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Almost precise.
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What do you mean?
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I should call it exact.
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No, the fires
actually broke out

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some time before the voice
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called to his
operative in London.

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Jove, that's true.
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And last time, the
train disaster,

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Captain Shore was on the
telephone immediately

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and Scotland Yard
knew all about it.

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The derailment
must have occurred

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at least
10 minutes earlier.

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That's certainly possible.
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Even so, what of it?
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No mystery, nothing
supernatural,

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just split second
planning that's all,

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days, perhaps
weeks in advance.

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Very well figured
out, Holmes.

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It gets us a step forward.
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Now gentlemen, let's take
a step even further.

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I have charted here
the total differences

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between actual and
transcribed broadcasts.

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Using this test
I'm convinced

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that the Voice of
Terror is undoubtedly

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recorded and played
from a record.

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What does that prove?
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It proves that the
Voice of Terror,

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the man himself,
is not in Germany.

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He's here in England.
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Oh, that's impossible.
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What are you
telling us, Holmes?

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He can't be.
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Our technicians insist
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the broadcast
originated in Zeisberg.

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And so they do
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from recordings
flown to Zeisberg.

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It's impossible Holmes.
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You can't expect anyone
to believe that.

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It can't be done.
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Thanks to the
Royal Air force

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I have some rather
curious information

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that at regular intervals
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six Nazi bombing
planes come over

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and drop their
deadly cargoes

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on non-military
objectives,

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a meadow or
a sheep folk.

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That's nonsense.
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The Nazis aren't fools.
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They don't waste
ammunition.

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Of course not.
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Then what's the purpose?
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To divert attention
from the fact

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that a single plane
breaks formation

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each time it disappears.

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