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  • ron April 18, 2014 at 1:16am

    Hi Rick

    Thanks once again for another fabulous series

  • James Clark July 18, 2012 at 8:17pm

    thanks Rick missed these before...

  • Robert Flood July 16, 2012 at 3:26pm

    Dear Rick -
    Thanks again for another great offering. I loved the CBC Mystery Project and I thought I had heard all of them. Well what a special summer surprise for me. I really am very thankful of the chance to listen to a new CBC mystery. You made my travel a whole lot nicer.
    Bob

    • Riklaa > Robert Flood July 16, 2012 at 10:37pm

      Have a nice trip.  -------------------------------  Rick

  • Anson (Bob) Roberts July 14, 2012 at 8:09am

    Hi, Rick 

    I'm a little late to the party, but here's a bit of info about this original CBC production.

    I'm also uploading a nice clean 128/44 stereo encode of the series to: http://www.otrrepository.com/requests/ning/In-the-blood which should be completed in the next few minutes.

    Enjoy!

    Bob

    In The Blood
    Paul Ledoux
    CBCMP 1997

    Summary:
    Marty Carlin is a Toronto police detective who winds up making an unexpected career change, returning home to the Maritimes and becoming an insurance investigator in Halifax.

    Recurring Characters: (Spellings VERY suspect)
    Marty Carlin - Barry Dunne
    Bruce McKenzie - Jamie Bradley
    Sharon - Jennifer Overton
     

    This series ran as 8 episodes from January to February of 1997.


    Episodes:
    Ep. 1 "Self Contained"
    Marty Carlin is a Toronto police detective who winds up making an unexpected career change, heading back home to the Maritimes.

    Ep. 2 "Another Scoop"
    William B. Cochran, nefarious gossip-monger and editor of the scandal mag Scoop, is murdered. Thanks to Cochran's publishing activities, there are more suspects than you can count, but the evidence points to a blustering Halifax media czar who happens to be Sharon's father.

    Ep. 3 "Any Port in a Storm"
    Marty Carlin finds himself deep in international intrigue when a Texas insurance investigator comes to town in search of a missing American missile guidance system, and an Ethiopian political refugee tries to get into Canada.

    Ep. 4 "Hook, Line and Sinker"
    Sharon's television documentary on teenage prostitution forces the Green family to play host to a young hooker at the family's palatial cottage in Chester. This has an impact on everyone in the family, espcially Marty's teenage son Pat.

    Ep. 5 "Sleeps With Fishes"
    Someone has stolen the digital master tape of the latest album by the hottest grunge band in Halifax, during a dispute between the band and an eccentric record producer. Marty tries to mediate while his teenage son Pat gets a real charge out of the whole scene.

    Ep. 6 "Needles, Fingers and Arms"
    When drug dealer Earl Zinck is murdered, blues musician Lou Dickens gets busted and Marty's ex-girlfriend Maggie asks for help.

    Ep. 7 "Alternate Catches"
    Marty Carlin gets himself caught in the middle of a labour dispute at a local fish plant. Which doesn't sound too deadly. But - then again - I haven't mentioned the bomb yet. There's more than negotiating going on.

    Ep. 8 "The Other Side of the Tracks"
    All the contradictions of Marty Carlin's come to a head when Adam Brown, alderman brother of former boxer Terry Brown (Cecil Wright), turns up dead beside a Ray Burgess building site. Was the brother's death an insurance murder, a political suicide or something darker?

    • Riklaa > Anson (Bob) Roberts July 14, 2012 at 1:52pm

      Bob,

      You are never late for the ongoing party Bob.  All of the posts here are an ongoing metamorphosis of audio collecting and listening.  Your additions to my posts are always welcome because they add depth and clarity to them.  We are a community of like minded individuals that draw on each other until a collection is finely tuned for the maximum enjoyment.  Thank You Bob.  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------  Rick

  • Jim Robarts July 13, 2012 at 9:57pm

    Thanks Rick....

    • Riklaa > Jim Robarts July 13, 2012 at 10:09pm

      You are also welcome Jim.  -------------------------------------------------  Rick

  • Elaine July 13, 2012 at 5:49pm

    WOW Rick, you've done it again, these are great. Thanks........................Elaine

    • Riklaa > Elaine July 13, 2012 at 5:51pm

      You are welcome Elaine.  ----------------------------  Rick

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