Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome to a strange update video. We're not going to be looking at anything in particular, instead I have a lot of small updates whether it be to merchandise or to the games that we're going to look at today. I just want to give a huge huge shout out to the people over on the reddit because they released a February update thread and most recently a March update thread. Most of this stuff actually I'm pretty sure basically all of it is coming from those threads. Also I'm going to mention everyone that made these discoveries so shout out to those people as well. Couldn't have made this video without you. Everything of course will be linked down below but let's not waste any more time and let's hop right into the first bit of news. So the first bit of awesome that we're going to be looking at today was found by Anna or Anna M14 and they found a new voice line for Vanny or Vanessa. So here we are on Jessica Tang's Voices.com page. If you don't know Jessica is in fact the voice actress for Vanny or Vanessa. And right here do we have a release date for this? I don't think we do. But it is titled Video Game Demo Scared, Frightened, Afraid, Young, Female, Follower and Obedient. It's only 10 seconds. Let's have a listen. I understand. I'll do just as you ask. And yes, I've already selected one. Now I have heard this before but if you haven't this isn't really a theory video but we can go into it. I understand. Okay so she does kind of sound a bit afraid and frightened because you can hear her voice kind of go I guess. I understand. So she is a little bit scared, frightened and afraid. I understand. She understands. I'll do just as you ask.  And yes, I've already selected one. So if you guys remember I do not remember the direct quote but in Fnafiora when you held up Vanessa's mask and you held the glitch trap plushy she spoke some lines. And it's like, I think it's kind of similar to this. It's like yes, I understand. Yes, I hear you. I know. No. There's no miscommunication. I understand. Yes, I have it. I made it myself. I think you would like it. No. No one suspects anything. Don't worry. I'll be ready. And I won't let you down. It will be fun. We know now that in the 2020 release game because this is the game, this is the 2020 game. I've already selected one. So she has selected one and I'm pretty sure and I don't think about it in the source code of ScottGames.com when one of the 2020 teasers was up. There was a conversation between different people and they were talking about selecting someone. So in the 2020 game, we're going to find out who they selected. I've already selected one. So she has already selected one. So in the 2020 game, she has already selected one. And I realize I'm kind of just repeating the same thing, but... And yes, I've already selected one. It's just interesting because she could be talking to Glitchtrap in the form of a plushie. I don't really know. Here's the thing, right? But I think the ending is extremely confusing because we don't really understand what happened to Glitchtrap because he just turned into a plushie. I understand. I don't understand why she would be scared or afraid when talking to Glitchtrap because she sees William or Glitchtrap as... She's part of the cult of Glitchtrap. I'm pretty sure that's what people have been calling it. So I'm not entirely sure why she would be afraid of talking about this. I understand. I don't really know, alright? This isn't really a speculation video. I just wanted to show this with you guys. Okay, so that is it for that piece of information. Again, link down below if you guys want to see what else in the comments feel free to. Moving on to the next piece of information. So this next piece of information was found by EthanGeorgiaCG. About a week ago, they posted this picture to the Reddit saying, The FNAF 1 figures are getting re-released that feature better paint, new packaging, and probably better durability as well. Oh, and apparently it was found by PrushGoesWoosh on Instagram. Now, it has been quite a long time since I personally have seen these figures, so I'm not entirely sure exactly what they've changed as regards to the packaging and the better paint. Because again, it's been a while since I've seen these. I'm just going to take the word for it. And because some of the stuff we're talking about in this video does involve merchandise, I thought I'd just throw this in there. So yeah, if you had complaints about the previous figures, they are getting re-released. I'm not entirely sure when. It doesn't fully say, so I guess just keep your eyes out for that. And continuing the theme of merchandise, we have some McFarlane sets that are to be released hopefully very soon. Now don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure this was at a convention of some sorts because the original poster, or sorry, the original image, not only had FNAF sets, but I'm pretty sure it also had Cuphead and Hello Neighbor sets, so I'm pretty sure this was at some sort of corner or something. But Smear Reddit posted this, for me, 15 days ago, so this is relatively old news, but it shows off all of the new McFarlane sets. Now these are from FNAF 6 to FNAF VR, and let me just say, these look really good. So there's a total of six, half of them being from FNAF 6 and the other half being from FNAF VR. First one, you've got FNAF VR's Repair Mini Game with Freddy. Next up, you've got Lefty on the side stage from FNAF 6.  It is the corn maze from FNAF VR with Grim Foxy. You look so so creepy, and you've got a few boards that you can hide behind. You've got the salvage mini game from FNAF 6, not only with the cassette tape, but also with Molten Freddy. This next one's a little weird. You have the Vent Repair Boiler Room from FNAF VR with Mangle, and then, oh my god, this final one looks so so amazing. I'm not even kidding. It is the Rockstar animatronics excluding Rockstar Foxy, because apparently he's not cool enough, on the show stage from FNAF 6. All six of these look goddamn beautiful. Let me just say, I have seen a few people, just a few though, I don't think it's many, complaining that Freddy and Mangle are reused models, but I mean, to be fair, it doesn't really matter too much. I mean, technically they are the same people in those mini games as opposed to their debut titles, if you know what I'm talking about. Hopefully these come out soon because I cannot wait to get my hands on these. These just look so so good, especially the Grim Foxy one. That one looks amazing. And if you think we are done with Motion Dice just yet, oh no no no, my friend, no, we are not, because we're not. We have more. So about two weeks ago Shrek the First posted on Reddit saying that, Rejoice! Apparently Funko said something new is coming for FNAF. Alright, so that Reddit post actually links to an Instagram post, but actually I have the original source right here. This was a video called an in-depth look at the entire Funko Pop lineup for 2020 at Toy Fair New York, and this was posted by Top Pops on YouTube. Now I actually saw this video about two weeks ago when it came out and I completely overlooked this. I don't know how I did, so let's have a look. The master toy license still for Rick and Morty in Five Nights at Freddy's. Of course, Rick and Morty has been extended for several more seasons, so there's not going to be an end to what we do. Rick and Morty stuff? Five Nights at Freddy's apparently has something new coming. Oh, I haven't heard. Exclusive. I like how at the end of that little speech he's like, oh no if I'm supposed to tell that or not. But yeah, apparently there is something new coming out. Several more seasons, so there's not going to be an end to what we do there. That's perfect. And Five Nights at Freddy's apparently has something new coming. Oh, I haven't heard. Exclusive. I hope so. Yeah, so apparently there is something new coming to FNAF Funko Pop lineup. As you can see right down here, it doesn't show anything new. It literally is just the piece of your simulator of Funko Pops, which we already have. Now, I don't think these next pops are going to be for the 2020 game. I'm pretty sure if I had to make a guess, it'll probably be just a small set for new characters added from VR and AR. So maybe we'll get Glitchtrap, maybe we'll get Freddy Frostbear. I don't really know. I don't think it'll be anything too big because those two games didn't really add a whole lot of new characters. Hopefully, hopefully it isn't more just like Blacklight Funko Pops because I think a few people have been complaining about that. Actually, they're like, man, you know, Funko's pops for FNAF has really been dying down. We want some new ones and I would love some new ones. Like I said, Glitchtrap and Frostbear are probably my most recommended.  And the fact that he said there was something new coming for FNAF. I don't think I'm supposed to say that yet. It's definitely not going to be the 2020 game because we really haven't heard anything about it. And if they're already making merch for it, that's just a little weird, don't you think? So I do think it is going to be for FNAF VR and FNAF AR. When they're coming out, I don't know who is going to be introduced as a Funko Pop now. I have no clue. All we can do is wait and hope for more information very soon. And speaking of FNAF Help Wanted, actually, this is a very clean segue that, surprisingly, I did not plan. Apparently, Godzilla813105 went into the Help Wanted files and he found out that Foxy will have his own black-like texture. The file's name is Char Matt Foxy Blacklight for Showtime. And yes, I do know Char means character. I just like saying Char. Now, this won't be the first time that we've heard about black-like textures in FNAF VR. In fact, when the game just got released, certain people had access to Showtime. And apparently, if you played Showtime well in black-light or nightmare mode, the characters would turn into these black-like textures. For example, Andrietta posted a video of the black-light animatronics in Help Wanted. So let's take a look at that. So it looks like they're using some sort of debug menu. I don't really know how all of this works. I don't normally fiddle-diddle with this stuff, so I don't know what's really going on right now. But they are using some sort of menu to move around the map of FNAF VR. And here we go. Look at that stage with the lights. And I think, is this the main stage? Yeah, it is the main stage. So you can see Freddy, you can see Chica, you can see Bonnie, all in their black-light forms. Look at that. So Bonnie seems to be pink, mostly. Freddy, I completely forget. But as you can see here, Foxy does not have a black-like texture. He only has his eye as a separate texture, you know? All these guys on the main stage have completely different models, sorry, not models, textures, but Foxy doesn't. But as we found out from the last post, he does now. So what does this mean? Are we getting showtime? Ooh, maybe. I hope so. Yeah, so Freddy's mostly blue, and Chica's mostly green. Yeah, there we go. Also, I've spent so, so, so, so long. Wow, on the top, I got help wanted, by the way. Another clean segue. Man, I'm just killing it today. I spent so long looking for this post, and I know it's out there, because I swear I've seen it. And unless it was a dream, or I'm just going crazy, I am 100% sure that I've seen this. On my whiteboard, I wrote down FNAF VR coming to Switch. Okay? And now I remember someone making a post saying that they went into the game files and saw some things that were titled Switch. Okay? Now, either that does mean it's coming to the Switch, or I'm just looking into this too far, and people, other people are looking into it too far. But when you think about it, it makes sense. All of the other FNAF games have been ported, one through four, sister location, p3 simulator, and eventually, Ultimate Custom Night. Why wouldn't they bring help wanted to the Nintendo Switch? Now, you may be thinking, can this thing really handle VR? Are the answers simple? Most likely not. If you guys didn't know, they do have a VR accessory to the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo Switch Labo VR headset. But it's a bunch of cardboard. Literally, it's a bunch of cardboard, and I don't think it'll be able to handle VR help wanted. But notice how I said VR help wanted. Because not too long ago, in fact, it was only about three or four months ago, Steer Wall, I nearly said the Lumix, no, it's Steer Wall, released flat mode for FNAF VR. Help wanted without the use of VR. So I think it is perfectly plausible that Steer Wall could port help wanted to the Switch. What do you guys think? I don't really know. Either I'm going crazy, and I just hallucinated that entire post, or, you know, we're just gonna get help wanted on the Switch. Yeah, so that is it for all of the news. Again, I'm not entirely sure what this video was, but there were a few interesting points that I wanted to get out to you guys, because they seem very, very cool, especially knowing that help wanted showtime could be coming, could be coming to the Switch as well, and new McVallen sets, and new Funko Pops, and information on the 2020 release game. We got a lot of cool stuff coming our way. So hopefully you guys are all looking forward to all of this stuff, because I think 2020 is going to be a phenomenal year for FNAF. So, thank you, everyone, so much for watching this video. If you liked it, punch that like button in the face, like a boss, and I'll see all you dudes on the flip side. Goodbye. That's probably the oddest outro I've ever done. Let's just skip to the end screens.


Ladies and gentlemen, Lockheed presents Mr. Herbert Marshall as the man called X. Look to Lockheed for leadership. The Lockheed aircraft presents Herbert Marshall in The Man Called X, produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. He is the man who crosses the ocean as readily as you or I cross town. He's the man who travels today as you and I will travel tomorrow. He is the man who fights today's war in his unique fashion so that tomorrow's peace will make the world a neighborhood for all of us. He is the man called X. Mr. X spins the globe and puts his finger on the Balkans where he searches for an unknown but notorious international criminal. But right now his mind is far from the troubled world. As he and his fiancee Nancy Bessington listen to Vulse Bluette in the gamut music shop on East 44th Street in New York City. Oh, that's beautiful, Ken. Then we'll take it, my dear. Do you think they could play that for our wedding march, darling? Well, it might be rather tough to waltz down the aisle, too. Mendelssohn and Fargley will probably turn over in their graves, but if you insist... Have you decided to take it, sir? Yes, will you wrap it, please? Certainly, it'll just take a moment. Darling, do you realize how many things we have in common? Good music, good books, good... Ken, Ken, are you listening? Petko. What did you say, Ken? Petko Todorovich. Pet who? Ken, where are you going? Nancy, that man just leave in the shop. Darn it. Now, which way did he go? Ken, what under the sun are you... Petko. I lost him in the crowd. And just who is Petko if you don't mind? I haven't seen him since we were at school together in Switzerland. School? Oh, an old friend. A very close friend, Nancy. Well, thank goodness. For a minute I thought you were getting mixed up in one of those things again. Ken, you still haven't told me how you got Petko's address. From Jimmy Hale on the globe. Come on, Petko, open up. I'd heard he was coming over here as representative of Tito's government. Oh, well, then this isn't just a social call after all. Funny. Well, it's open. Petko, are you home or...? Ken, Ken in that chair. Look at him, he's... Yes, Nancy. Shot through the heart. But Ken, why? I don't know. But he was here on an important business for his government. And he must have been working when it happened. See, here's his typewriter. He was just writing a letter. It's to somebody named Anna. But it may give us some idea. Anna? You know her, Ken? His wife, Nancy. Anna was in Switzerland the year I met Petko. She was very lovely. Oh? I was in love with her, too. Oh. But I left after that summer and they were married a couple of years later. Oh, they're a terrible shock to her. They would have voted. Well, what does the letter say, Ken? Dearest Anna, you will never know the agronies I've suffered being away from you. And you will never know how I feel having to leave you again. But my darling, day and night I dream of the time when we may be together once more. So bless you. And a million kisses from your loving Petko. Well, I didn't know either of them, but it makes me feel terrible. Nancy, you had the right hunch when I saw Petko leave the music shop. This is one of those things. Mrs. Anna Todorovich. 1719 Tsar, horse for the Detle Street. Sofia, Bulgaria. Yes, Chief. That envelope already addressed. Lay beside the typewriter. They must have moved from Belgrade when Yugoslavia was overrun by the Nazis. Find anything else, Ken? The violin, Ken. Yes, a violin. I didn't know he played. But here's the important thing, Chief. In the medicine cabinet, wrapped inside an ordinary gauze bandage roll, I found this. Here. A microfilm. Let's see. Hmm. Look at it through this glass, Ken. I know. Three million marks. Borrowed by the Reichsbank from the Belgrade State Bank, Anton Gubeck, director. Anton Gubeck. Just a minute. Miller, Ufrovsky, Racheck, Gubeck. I thought I saw that name on the list. Anton Gubeck left New York in a plane this morning for Sofia, Bulgaria. Oh? But why Sofia? There's a branch of the Belgrade bank there. Well, that's why Petko was here. He must have had evidence that one of his fellow Yugoslavs was in secret collaboration with the Nazis. He traced him to New York and was about to expose him. But Gubeck got to him first. Could be. Chief, do me a favor. Well? Keep this quiet until I have a chance to see Anna Todorovich and tell her about Petko. But Ken, Anna is in Bulgaria. Yes, my darling, Bulgaria. Oh. Five minutes. Sofia, sir. The plane continues on to Istanbul, Cairo, Salon, and Sydney, Australia. You may change the planes for Bucharest, Moscow, Arden, and back there. You and Petko must have been so happy together. Oh, it's too happy. Oh, Ken, why? Why Petko? Later, Anna, too. Talk about that later. But I must know. What did he say to you when you saw him? Unfortunately, the only time I saw him was just a glimpse as he was leaving a music shop. Oh. By the way, I never knew Petko was a violinist. Oh, he'd just played for his own amusement. Oh. He loved music. He loved everything, beautiful. Oh. No, Anna, dear, don't. Oh, I don't. I'm all right now, Ken. Anna, do you know a man named Anton Gubeck? Anton Gubeck? No, Ken. Should I? Not particularly. I have an idea. He's not a very nice man. But who is he, Ken? Directed with the Belgrade Bank. He has offices here in Sofia. But Ken, what has this to do with Petko? That's exactly what I want to find out from Mr. Gubeck. Mr. Gubeck? Yes. My name's Thurston. Well, what can I do for you? Mr. Gubeck, do you know a man named Petko Tododovich? No, I'm afraid I don't. Tododovich was found dead a few days ago in New York City. So? What has that to do with me? He was in possession of a photostatic record of dealings between this bank and the Reich's bank. My dear man, what bank has not had dealings at one time or another with banks of other countries? After all, finance is international. I'm afraid I failed to understand the purpose of your visit. Oh, I think you do understand. Is there any reason why you shouldn't tell me what you know? I haven't said I know anything. Well, in case you change your mind, you can reach with the Grand Palace Hotel. Why should I change my mind? Because the police might be interested in knowing that you left New York on the day Tododovich was murdered. No, thank you, Ken. Feel better now? Much. Thanks to your dear self. Petko always said the best cure for grief was music, food and laughter. You have given me all three tonight. Anna, think a minute. Are you sure Petko never mentioned Anton Gubbeck? I have been thinking ever since you spoke of him, but you see, I knew very little about Petko's business affairs. And since we came to Sofia, practically nothing at all. What will you do now, Anna? Go back to Belgrade or perhaps even to your America. Ah, gypsy music is the same all over the world, but this is one of the best groups I've heard in a long time. Gancho's gypsy violins are very popular. Do you see how some of the players wander around among the tables? I certainly do. Anna, no gypsy wrote that song. And that arrangement. So you do not care for my improvisations? Well, what else can one play in a cheese box like that? Zagarm Zell Smith. Hello, Mr. Thurston. I thought you'd never get here to Sofia, but it was worth waiting for. Will you introduce me? Oh, yes, yes, Madame Tolovitch. Miss Zell Smith. Oh, no. Poets, scientists, musicians, and admirers of beautiful women.  Well... You might as well sit down, Zagan. I suppose it's pointless for me to ask you how you happen to be in Sofia or is it just an unhappy coincidence? Mr. Thurston, you didn't expect me to abandon you in such a crisis? Why not? You've done it before. Yes, but only for money, in case of extreme necessity. And speaking of necessity, Mr. Thurston, there is a little item... What already? Well, in addition to the normal traveling expenses, it was expensive to find out your destination. Taxi drivers, baggage masks... Not the pennies, Zagan. Our relationship at the present is purely social. No, well, I... In that case, I guess I'd better get back to my ratchet job. Just a minute. What does Anton Gubek mean to you? Oh, you are a very fine psychologist, Mr. Thurston. When you say Gubek, I think of money. And what else? What else is there to think of, Mr. Thurston? All right. What do you know about Gubek? Well, I know he returned to Sofia on this afternoon's plane. This afternoon? Yes, I understand that Mr. Gubek was delayed in Cairo. On my way down to my miserable work this evening, I saw him enter his own house with his luggage. Oh, a perfect abomination of Rococo. It's over there in 47 Koshkobo Boulevard. 47 Koshkobo Boulevard. Yes, and now, excuse me, Mr. X, and the beautiful madame, I must return. It is my turn to play a solo, or a war, madame. And if you should need further assistance, Mr. X, I have very flexible business hours. Mr. Zagon is a comedian, Ken. Oh, he's amusing enough, but he's got a price list for every laugh. Anna, I hate to bring such a charming evening to a close so quickly, but I want to talk to Gubek tonight. So if you don't mind, I'll see you home first. Oh, don't bother, Ken. Just put me in a cab. After all, my house is a long way from Koshkobo Boulevard. Oh, officer, I came here to see Mr. Gubek. There's Mr. Gubek in there, on the floor. Dead. Wait a minute. This isn't Gubek. Oh, no. Well, who do you think it is? This isn't the man I talked to at Gubek's office yesterday afternoon. I don't know anything about that. But this man is Anton Gubek. Then who was the man I talked to? Tonight's exploit of the man called X, starring Herbert Marshall. But first, a word from the men and women of Lockheed. Ladies and gentlemen, the Lockheed constellation is the largest, fastest, highest-flying land transport in use today. It is capable of carrying 64 passengers, crew, and cargo across the nation in seven hours. Its four engines provide a cruising speed of better than 300 miles an hour, and the flight's ceiling are well over 20,000 feet. Now, all these facts might indicate to you that while the constellation is a fine airplane, its use will be confined to long flights between super airports. This isn't true, of course. For all its size and speed and power, the constellation easily takes off and lands in any standard airport. Furthermore, even on short flights of 100 and 200 miles, it has been found to operate more efficiently and more economically than the ordinary two-engine transport you fly in today. Thus, while the constellation is serving the air forces now, tomorrow it may serve the airport in your town. As an airline local or as a transcontinental express, it will offer you swift, comfortable, safe transportation to neighboring cities or to lands beyond the horizon. Again, ladies and gentlemen, remember the name the Lockheed Constellation, another example of Lockheed leadership. Now, to return to tonight's exploit of Mr. X, whose search for the murderer of his friend, Petko Todorovich, has led him to Sofia, Bulgaria, only to discover that his only suspect, Anton Gubeck, dubious Yugoslav bunker, also has been murdered. As we join him, he is in his hotel room Mr. X, I am humiliated at having to bring up such a personal subject, but... You don't look very humiliated to me, Zagan. Oh, well, I was so excited in my first solo appearance as a violinist that I neglected to conclude my negotiations with you at the café. I don't recall any negotiations. But, Mr. X, remember, I divided invaluable information about the unfortunate Mr. Gubeck. Oh, in that case, you owe me money. Your invaluable information ran me right up a blind alley. Well, then, perhaps you'll be even more interested in Mr. Macek, resident of the Macedonian National Bank. Such an interesting story and not too expensive. Well, perhaps you'll say Dobroveci, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sofia Exchange. Now, wait a minute. What kind of double talk is this, Zagan? No, no, no, no. No talk, names and figures, all here. See? On this. Microfil. Zagan, where did you get this? Do not misunderstand me, Mr. X. I'm a man of scruples, but she was so beautiful. And I was only looking for her address. Who's address? Looking where? Your beautiful friend, of course, when her handbag lay on the table in the cafe. Sagan, it's hard to believe there could be worse scoundrels than you. But there are, and not half so amusing. Again, I am humiliated having to bring up a personal subject. Perhaps these American daughters will save you from further embarrassment. They do. I, you know, have recovered my dignity. And now, as an honorable man, I must return this property to the beautiful lady. That, Sagan, is a pleasure I shall reserve for myself. Good evening, Anna. I wondered what happened to you. You didn't call. You didn't... It was just a comedy of errors and mistaken identity, that's all. What? Now, you see, Gubbeck isn't Gubbeck at all, or wasn't, I should say. What do you mean? I could put it this way. Gubbeck is dead. Long live Gubbeck. Gubbeck is dead? Yes, but the man I thought was Gubbeck is still alive. And most important of all, whoever he is, he's the murderer of Petko. And he's here in Sofia. Oh, how could he be? Petko was murdered in New York.  All right. Shall we talk about a summer in Switzerland long ago? Oh, yes. About our scrambling for hours to get to the top of some place only to ski down in a few seconds, laughing at time and space. Ken, you remember too. We were above the world, out of the world, out. Did this violin belong to Petko? Yes, Ken. I told you he loved to play just for himself. Then he must have picked up the one he had in New York at the music shop where I saw him. I wondered why he did not take this one with him, but he left so suddenly. Oh, but, Ken, let us turn back the clock again. And remember, you return to America without my ever telling you. Telling me what, Anna? And it was you, Ken.  Anna, something I must tell you about. Yes, my... A letter for you from Petko. You wrote it just before he died. Oh. Oh, you will read it to me, Ken. Dearest Anna, you will never know the agonies I've suffered being away from you. And you will never know how I feel having to leave you again. But my darling day and night, I dream of the time when we may be together once more. So, bless you, and a million kisses from your loving Petko. Oh, poor Petko. Now, let me read it again. Dearest Anna, you will never know the agonies I've suffered being away from you. And you will never know how I feel. Ken. Ken, why don't you go on? Anna, the person who began this letter didn't finish it. Yes, Petko started typing, but see, beginning here, the touch is different, a much lighter touch. Somebody else finished the letter. But who? Somebody who didn't want to be exposed as an accomplice in an international blackmail racket. Someone connected with the music shop in New York City. Sounds incredible, doesn't it? But you did use the music shop, didn't you, Anna? Is this some kind of fairy tale, Ken? Petko got suspicious. He had evidence in microfilm. And when he traced you to that music shop in New York, he had a hard decision to make. Go on, Ken. And so, when he went back to the hotel, he sat down to write you a letter. What he intended to write was, you will never know how I feel having discovered what you really are. So, Anna, you had to shoot him. Complete the letter as your alibi and get back here. And by what magic do you know all this? No magic at all. I believe this letter. Until you yourself show me how wrong I was. I showed you? You were the only one who knew. I came here to see Gubeck. And you made sure I wouldn't see him. He's the man I talked with, Gubeck's office, Anna. Oh, you must be joking. Unfortunately, this microfilm here is not very funny. Whoever this man is, he's dreamed up an insidious blackmail racket using photostatic records of secret negotiations between the Nazis and bankers in some of the occupied countries.  You are speaking about me, Mr. X? Oh, there you are. Whoever you are. But not Gubeck, eh? Schmutzige Schreinigl? So, the trademark of a Nazi. And the portrait is complete. Even to the gun in your hand. This isn't a picture, Mr. X. It works. I don't doubt it. I've seen enough evidence that it does. Your gun worked, too, didn't it, Anna? No wonder Petko didn't look me up when he came to New York. He was ashamed to let me know that his devoted Anna had turned traitor. Not only to his great love for her, but to her people. To her country. Why did you do it, Anna? Was it money? Was it because Petko lost everything he had when the Nazis moved here? Stop! I can imagine what Petko went through when he found you in New York. When he discovered what you were doing, what you'd become. He tried to tell you in a letter, but you never let him finish it. Kill him, Willie! Don't let him talk anymore! Now, stand aside, Anna. The lights. Who turned them off? Oh! I swear by the father of my father of my father I am meanest, and I didn't do it. Zagan, you! Oh, it's you, Mr. Thurston. What big hands you have. Can you... can you find the light switch? Zagan? Naturally. I just turned it off. All right. There. And they've got away. You mean the beautiful lady and my friend, Gancho? Gancho. So that's who he is. No, he's a lot of people. But mostly he was really high-necked, a very high man once, a useful aide to von Papen himself. Hmm, an unpleasant character. Well, Zagan, you saved my life by turning off that light. Yes, and for no compensation either. Alas, now I am in a pickle. Gancho and his gypsies gone, my violin gone. And without a violin, Zagan is without a ton. That'll be a new experience. But if it's a violin you want, there's one. Oh. Oh, that's a treasure. When I played with the Amsterdam Symphony, I had a Guarnerius on my last concert tour in Budapest. It was an Amati.  Wait, give me that fiddle. Why didn't I think of this before? That flat throne. It may not be a Stradivarius, Mr. X, but that is vandalism. Look, Zagan, the sound post. It should be cheese. Instead of a solid piece of hardwood, it's a hollow tube. In it, a roll of microfilm. So, this is how your friend Gancho concealed his blackmailing evidence and shipped it abroad. No wonder I could never play the Paganini cadenza from Mendelsohn's concert on a Gancho violin. Zagan, you wanted the job. You have one. I'm open to suggestion for a slight consideration, of course. You know where Gancho has gone? Not yet, Mr. X, but Zagan is not only a virtuoso, he's also a blutown. Crossing the border to find you here in Yugoslavia. And how did you know where we'd be, Zagan? What do you not remember? You said the man who makes all your violins was here in this village. You are a friend of Thurston's. Why did you follow us? Oh, my dear lady, is that not obvious? You and Gancho are in a flourishing condition, so to speak, and you will be interested in the information about Mr. Thurston at a reasonable price, of course. So, it would be much cheaper to liquidate you than to bargain with you. But the information... I'll give it to you for nothing. Don't surprise me like that, and please, Mr. Thurston, just put down that gun, surely you don't think that I... Zagan, I know you too well. You always tried to double your profit, so I followed you.  I'm neither judge nor executioner, my dear. I'll leave that to the proper authorities. In this case, who will be more proper to judge you than your own people of Yugoslavia whom you betrayed? What are they doing, Mr. X? I can't bear to look. I don't wonder. You're lucky you're not against that wall yourself. Please don't say things like that. How different from a pleasant summer in Switzerland a long time ago. A fine friend and a beautiful girl. Seems like two different worlds, Zagan. One of those worlds has ended. A world of treachery and terror. Last hour, Mr. Herbert Marshall returns to tell you about next week's exploit of the man called X. Here is an announcement from Lockheed. Ladies and gentlemen, when the war is over and the final count is taken on those American industries contributing most to victory, the nation's airlines will stand near the top of the list. Here at home, the airlines have worked tirelessly night and day to speed essential passengers and cargo. Overseas, the nation's airline crews operating for the Air Transport Command have flown to almost every point on the globe. Many notables have been piloted by airline men on over-ocean trips. President Roosevelt, Generalissimo and Madam Chiang Kai-shek, Generals Marshall, Eisenhower and Arnold, Admiral's King and Lehi, Queen Wilhelmina, Secretary of War, Stimpson and many others. Taken together, airline crews have crossed the oceans thousands of times and have flown many millions of miles to foreign shores. Yes, the airlines of America are doing a vital job in the war effort, a job that foretells a great age of flight that you and every American will enjoy in peacetime days to come. Mr. Herbert Marshall. Next week, I look forward to flying to the colorful West Indies where a strange death occurs within the walls of an ancient church where the only clue is a message that says nothing but OK. All leading to a climax involving a ton of high explosives. So join us once when next I return as the man called X. This is presented by the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Tonight's exploit was written by Milton Merlin. Original music was composed and conducted by Felix Mills. The entire production was under the direction of Jack Johnstone. Mr. Marshall's appearance is through courtesy of Metro Golden Mayor, producers of the technicolor picture Kismet. The men and women of Lockheed invite you to join Mr. X again next week. Same time, same session. John McIntyre speaking. This is the Blue Network.


Good morning and welcome back to I-254 in the morning. My name is Faith Mnsoli. In just in case you joining us, it's WCW. On this segment, we celebrate the strength of a woman. Now, I'm sure you've come across these three types of people. The one who drinks on a weekend only, and the one who drinks on a weekend only, sorry. The one who drinks at events only, and the one who drinks from Monday to Monday to an extent that he or she cannot go to work without being drunk. And they even reach a point where they decide to quit work and major into drinking as a career. These people need our help and not ridicule. And today in studio, we are speaking to Brenda Ocheng. She is a reformed alcoholic and an addiction coach. Karibusana. Karibusana. So alcoholism is a topic that is so close to my heart because I have relatives and friends who have been or rather who are alcoholics and you find that Leo Adamuka will even go to a pulpit and he or she is like I'm saved and I'm no longer going back there. And then after some two or three days, he goes back there and you're like, gosh, is this still the same person when Yalikuwa Kani Sani is saying how he or she is saved blah blah. So it is just so courageous to come out of it and say like I'm not going back there. But that is as before we reached there. Let us know who is Brenda Ocheng and how is life growing up? Brenda Ocheng is a recovering alcoholic, grateful recovering alcoholic, currently working as a recovery coach and I'm also an artist and I like to do my work artistically. So how was life growing up? Life growing up I must say was one that anybody would envy. I have the greatest parents who gave us everything that we needed to grow up. We grew up in a good neighborhood, Kilelesha went to good schools like St. George's, Kenahai. My dad would drive us to school all the way and he was working in KIA in Kabat and he would pick us up for lunch and then take us back and then pick us up. My parents did everything they could and they brought us up with the fear of God also. So I would say that I had a very good childhood and even my teenage was good. I had everything that I needed. So what did you study in Kampas? I've studied so many things, I sometimes forget some of them. I started off as a banker and then I got bored and then I went on to admin because I had languages and I imagine I'm going to land this weird and wonderful job in UN and make lots of money and travel. I like travelling. And then I decided that's not what I wanted to sit behind a desk and be somebody secretary because that's how many times it ends up when you do admin. And then I ventured into Shobis and I started off as an actor, an actress. I went to Nairobi Theatre Academy and learned how to act, how to dance, how to do voice overs and all of this kind of thing. And eventually I made my way into the world of fashion which I have always found very glamorous. As a child I always looked at the magazines, Surazuri or Smoyna fashion awards, all these weird wonderful things. And one day I actually found myself there. Those are some of the best days of my life, I will still say so but that is also where I met Vodka. Okay now this girl who was brought up in church how did you now meet the Vodka? The Vodka was there. It was just there. I could be doing a show like now and over there there's vodka and people would be drinking it. I guess they could do that without impunity but for me once I started apparently I'm of the kind of people who will eventually go... I'm not even going to say overbod because my problem is not even that I will drink and then get drunk at work and not be able to drink again. My problem is that I will not get drunk. Yeah so if I would get drunk then people would tell me you have a problem. My thing is me I will drink, I will not get drunk and so I'll think I'm okay. And then even when well meaning people would say why are you drinking vodka?  Dawas you know the ones in carnival. People would say why drinking vodka?  I'm not drunk but I didn't realize that if I can drink that much and not get drunk then I have a problem. Yeah because I'm thinking of like how high was high for you. Do you know I don't remember ever being in a situation where people say hey you messed last night Tiju you are dancing on the tables and things like that. I wanna somehow made it home and drink some more and then I just black out. I'm that kind of person who actually becomes more quiet the more I drink because I didn't know this but it was acting for me as medication. I didn't know this but already I had depression setting in within me. And so this thing was actually helping me to cope when I'm down bring me up when I'm too high power or starting to feel I don't like my life forever it acts as sedative and brings me down but the thing about alcohol is that when it is done with you you'll actually be more depressed and more anxious. And so you said that you once tested alcohol when you're in Mombasa and you didn't like it so you tested it and you tested lemon when did it become lemonade? It became lemonade when I associated it with glamour because me I like things like shine, like glow these ones I just like things that shine so when I was in Shobes and I'm associating psychologically without realizing it I'm associating vodka with all the glamour that I'm seeing around then it started to not taste bad in any case I used to mix it with sweet things two things it was doing for me I wouldn't feel the negative effects that I would feel and the initial kind of high that it gives you that happy feeling well this is how I like to be this is how my personality generally is that I'm a happy person but by then that I was going down into other things so vodka was helping me to be me so we say we call it instrumental instrumental stage where this thing no longer just something on the side that you're here to dance you're here to associate but now this thing is just a by the way it actually became the thing that helps me even do this otherwise I'd be too depressed I don't want to go to that function I don't want to meet people I just want to sit in the house by myself and you say that the alcohol you realize that you are depressed so what was depressing you that the alcohol was taking away I think it was just my life first of all I will say this so that I'm not pointing fingers at anybody I will say that some people and I think I'm one of those people who might have just the predisposition to be depressed maybe I don't know brain chemicals cortisol or something is too much and other chemicals feel good chemicals are less and yet my personality is that I like to be happy so it wasn't I wouldn't even have called it depression in our day we never used to say such things use words like depression but I think that innately I was feeling like I'm not living my purpose I'm not happy really with my life I wanted other things for myself by the time this was happening I was in my late 20s early 30s me according to me I was supposed to have gotten married at 23 had finished having my kids by 27 in any case I was supposed to before that have flown all over the world and maybe being a broadcaster I really wanted to be I had a cousin who was a broadcaster and I really used to admire what she did of course she had an amazing voice so the things which I had wanted for myself somehow would elude me and I never used to know why so every so often it came back to bite me so and so has gotten that so how come this one has gotten that and then I would feel down so are you trying to say for one to become an addict alcoholic or a drug addict are you trying to say that there is always something that is eating him or her and it is not aware absolutely and that something could be emotional or mental like you have something as simple as depression anxiety or something even more serious like schizophrenia is starting to come in or bipolar or something like that when you are taking that drink you are not taking that drink so that you can become an alcoholic you are taking that drink just to feel normal you are actually self-medicating but there is always an underlying reason and to go back to your initial question why that person who is praying in church is going to go back to alcohol the same day is because the underlying reason has not been dealt with so where did you reach and do you realize that no this is too much for me and I have to seek help it reached for me when I discovered I had TB first of all that was so shocking to me because as far as I am concerned TB was always something out there because there is always this superstition not superstition it's superstitious in a way that TB is always associated with people with HIV exactly and also people living in sanitary conditions so it's shocking to realize I have TB shocking to realize it was going to cost so much to treat and at that particular time I had just done a bad deal and people had gone away with the money and so I was in panic and then I'm being told also you have to stop drinking in order to take the medication because I was then referred to Rhodes Clinic and then to discover after two days of trying to stop drinking and feeling like I don't know my spirit is going out of me then I can't I can't not drink it's killing me and yet I can't do without it and at that particular time call it divine intervention I saw somebody on TV talking about his drinking and it was kind of they said the patterns were the same as mine and I realized at that moment I've lost control I didn't want to call myself an alcoholic because still to me an alcoholic somebody who sleeps in the ditch I have never slept in any ditch so you see but you're better me I'm better so I still couldn't call myself an alcoholic I've lost control and I need help so I reached out to him I must say that during all the time that I was in quarantine back then I couldn't leave the house because the TV was really bad I still drank I just stopped drinking vodka but there was wine available in that house the people who were drinking that wine were very controlled drinkers but they didn't realize that first of all I had TV and I shouldn't drink and second of all I just shouldn't drink I was an alcoholic so I used to drink it I drank wine and I took TV medication so now I was asking for I don't know to go crazy and it was slowly starting to happen I tell you slowly slowly I was losing my mind I actually called up here in my 7 years of madness and so you went to rehab and so eventually it was a journey I tell you in my day people didn't believe in rehab I didn't even know rehabs existed but when I went to a certain place my doctor my physician because I thought maybe my liver is going she told me you need counselling so she referred me to a counsellor and the counsellor told me about her rehab so finally after a long journey of course I didn't have money nobody I knew would have paid for me because everybody says see this one you just brought for yourself you just stopped drinking that's it but the drink had taken me so a random German I'll call him random for now a random German is the one who saw the situation and gave me the money to go to rehab he's not random anymore because he got married to my sister so I went to rehab in Asunbi and it was the best program I have ever seen you see now because of all those things I was saying in the beginning feeling like I don't belong here I can't get what I want I've done so many things so many different courses in my life which were amazing for work I remember I did Frank and Kofi and my business went short went really good I did many other things but this program was especially good for me because it was dealing with my underlying issues from way back whereas I had that almost perfect childhood there's so many things around you that happened and unfortunately I was a very intelligent child I would take it in people think this is a child she doesn't know what's happening but I would take it in and I would try to process this and it would cause me let me just say it's what was later causing me a lot of neurosis so to go back this program helped me to go back to the foundation because if you looked at me at that particular time and said what is causing this lady to drink she lived in a beautiful apartment she loves her she has a good family she gets jobs like this I walk out of this one tomorrow I go to the other one I may have learnt skills mostly so I'll just jump from what is her problem but my problem was not necessarily in the there and in the now and then the problem was stemming from other things that eat me up from within at the time I blamed so many people as to why I couldn't reach my goals why I couldn't live my dream but I came to realise later that but what was this goal and dream yet you had a good job and you had well this good job is a secretarial or an administrative me I want to go to New York me I want to be a broadcaster me I want to be like faith me I want to travel the world yes me I want to be a specific kind of person I don't know that he really exists because I haven't found him I've come to the conclusion he doesn't exist but my mind was just I think we used to read news and wounds until he just happens so you were just building castles that one and you get very frustrated of course and other people even younger people just look they don't want to know this world and then they go their way and then you end up ending them again so you went to rehab you relaxed so what happened when I was in rehab we did the 12 steps of alcoholics and animas in step 4 is where you really go deep inside to find those underlying things there's a reason why those things you have pushed them into your unconscious they're very frightening they're very shameful, they're very painful and they just bring up emotions that you don't want that is why your mind has pushed it into the unconscious now being asked to bring it to the surface again because that's the only way my counselors are going to be able to help me they wouldn't know what is in my past so I didn't do it I just pretended to do it I just flossed over the top in alcoholism you become very dishonest so I didn't do it so these things once I got out of rehab they came back to bite me they haven't gone anywhere just because I've gone to rehab doesn't mean that magic now everything is gone the world is going to be good to me infact if anything people have just opened more bars those people I've hurt are still out there hurting, waiting for me and I didn't have the skills to cope with it so is it at that point when you attempted suicide or was it before that was before I attempted suicide when I was still in the depths of drinking despair, I hadn't gone to rehab I had a very good job in embassy but I was depressed the thing is I was clinically depressed when I needed medication and my friends from my place of worship they even helped me push me along to a psychiatrist who used to give me medication but the thing is to take that medication I could not drink so I prefer to put the medication aside and to drink was everything so my depression was not being treated and so I was just getting more and more depressed and my depression showed me you're worthless you're a waste of skin there's no reason why on this planet you just need to go, you failed anyway so I tried to commit suicide and I failed at that also because I'm still here so I failed to commit suicide much later 11 years later I met one of the people I was living with because I was living in a hostel and I know that I had escorted these people out and I was alone in this hostel that was the idea that I take all these antihistamines plus vodka and then I go to MP Shah and die there, not here and these people who I had escorted and had gone in Amatatu for whatever reason came back and they found me on the ground now 11 years later is when this lady even told me I was convulsing it's really scary to know all of that but to cut a long story short the next day I was at work that was also a rock bottom I'm at work and I'm supposed to be dead maybe God is telling me something maybe I'm not supposed to so why are you this type of a person who was you had to drink to go to work I had to drink I was a DDO, daily drinking officer with a PhD permanent head damage I had to drink even if you called me and said can we meet up and I don't know go for a walk or something of that my answer is no but if I really have to come then I have to have something in my system I absolutely had to drink I would take morning shots that's why I lost my job at the embassy they couldn't stand alcohol it's melted my bread everything about you is so perfect you're a nice person, you're a good worker I'm sorry, I'm sorry the next day I won't drink in the morning but believe me I will drink in the evening or I'll just look for something else which will serve as alcohol which won't smell as much now you start to drink bananas, garlic, daily and then there is some way you mentioned that you went late for a fashion show and again you were drunk so I'm wondering how would you walk into a fashion show drunk you want to cut walk in stilettos but you're still drunk the thing is I couldn't do nothing without alcohol so in a normal circumstance that alcohol question would be on set so it would be so easy to slip it in or whatever talk nicely to a waiter but now this particular show was all the way in safari park so I took my shots no I was living in state house time I got there you know it was the giggling I was giggling and I was of course unsteady and I was giving my dress a hard time so she had to tell the designer this person is not fit to walk I was actually sent home not even sits aside go just you're an embarrassment go away so for your parents how was it for them when you were battling alcoholism and now that you started right in that age mercifully they never knew about it I wasn't living with them at the time my sister my big sister who I lived in really protected me by not telling them or not telling them everything about it but mothers have six senses and my mum always knew some things up and the fact that I would refuse refused to come home and things so actually it wasn't even when I went to rehab my parents didn't know I had gone to rehab so this is going to kill my parents if they knew that me of all people I had become an alcoholic and I'm just a mess out there so that was our secret and then much much later when I think I had hit my now the mother of all relapses after rehab after the second rehab I still drank it hit a really big relapse and I lost everything and I had to move back home so after I moved back home and then my mum was sitting there one night she welcomed me with open arms I was over 40 and I'm moving back home so you can imagine they're welcoming you with open arms but at the same time there's so many questions why are you somebody who is supposed to be so far in life so one day sitting by the fire gently she wanted to know really what is going on and in her mind there are so many things that she had created so I just told her the whole story and what amazed me is that she was relieved that it was just alcohol she had thought of so many other things I'm like wow and she said look that's something you take to God you are a prayerful person give this thing to God and stay with us here and everything will be okay and interestingly enough even in rehab they will tell you that you will never beat this thing without the help of a higher power a power greater than you it may be the God of the Bible or it may be the program but in any case it's not me and I think I'm their God we are so conceited and everything so I woke up one day I looked around me in my parents house and I said I'm in rehab for the third time now my parents house is in rehab because definitely I was going to be controlled very much being a grown up and then living in that kind of setup and I told myself how am I going to make it this time I've been to rehab twice and still drag and despite the fact that I had the determination I took myself to rehab so I remember that my mum told me that I need to take it to God ask him to help me and I need to do finally do what I was told in rehab because you'll tell me what to do but I'll always try to do it my own way and do it the way I've been told to do every single day without fail for 90 days whatever else my agenda is to be in a support group meeting so I did that and one day I looked around and I had made 92 days and I couldn't believe it I could not believe those time I couldn't make a week and I had made 92 days and from there I just followed that same principle to the support group to all these read the alcoholics anonymous group to have a sponsor to help other people now that's where it's very important for me to take myself out of myself I help other people and a day at a time I've done that until last year I celebrated 12 years of sobriety That's so nice so you're trying to say that alongside the rehabilitation you also had to bring in the God aspect like you had to be prayerful and just follow the rules that you had been taught at the rehab exactly and the good thing is that the program says God as you understand God so I didn't have to leave my God to to do another God and really to discover I was you know I have always been religious but I came to understand spirituality and there's a very big difference and spirituality transcends religion and I learned to meditate you know I read, me I read the Bible I read the Bible but also to meditate and to listen because that's when you listen to what God is telling me and that way I formed a closer bond with my God and I could practice my religion better and that's even another impetus why I'm not going to drink because I'm telling myself now you're an example now people are looking at you now I actually want to help another person because in addiction you're so self centered it's just me me me me me and my drink but now if I really I mean sobriety and I really want to help another person and then I do it the way that my religion has taught me to do it just fortifies and reinforces everything but to try and do it on your own me as Brenda or another alcoholic on their own that's where you just keep sleeping back sleeping back and you get so frustrated you don't understand it this morning I vowed I wouldn't drink but here I am three days later I don't even know where I am so for this young boy Riyangal who is getting into alcoholism and for him it's like I'm getting addicted day by day what can he or she do somebody who thinks they get please reach out for help if you think you're slipping into addiction the day when you're supposed to get help is today I don't know if I'm allowed to give my number yes you will I will eventually please look for that help today if you are a young person one thing I'd like you to know is that your brain develops doesn't develop fully until you're 25 years old so if you keep on drinking and drugging you're just retarding your brain so stop now that's not the way to go it's not cool if your friends are telling you smoking bangi is going to help you pass exams it might but eventually it will retard you will end up with schizophrenia or another mental disorder in any case your brain will be gone so stop now where can people find you are you on social media I am on social media I'm also associated with a very nice rehab called new health and when I'm not doing I do my recovery coach things then usually I'm in the field I'm actually talking to that addict or helping them in some other way but the ones that need rehabilitation I take them to a place in Ketisuru called new health so you can find me there as well and they're very nice counsellors there what are your social media handouts my name is Atyeno Tatien nothing brand new Atyeno Tatien Tatien Terraces yes you can find me there Tatien zero seven zero seven two two six four six eight seven three that's zero seven two two six four six eight seven three if you call that number I would be able to help you like I say I move around a lot so I'm more likely to go where the addict is you have a very beautiful story thank you very much I know that there is a boy a young man a young girl out there who has been inspired by this story this morning you've touched so many hearts and thank you for coming out because not so many people would want to come out especially women would want to come out and say I've been an alcoholic before and now I'm reformed thank you for giving me the opportunity you're welcome wow what a beautiful story from Brenda Ocheng and this morning as you start your day I know that you have come across this that whenever you go online for example on Instagram and all you like looking on Instagram is Deco it reaches a time eventually when the online logarithm realizes that faith likes looking at Deco and so whenever you log onto your phone that is what keeps popping up what am I saying that that is the same way our brains are designed that whatever you keep thinking of that is what keeps thinking that is what keeps popping on your mind all the time you keep thinking of positivity that what pops on your mind you keep thinking of negative things that is what keeps popping on your mind food for thought thank you for watching on behalf of Kaisu it's goodbye for now Val is up next with Bounds Nation


Thanks for staying with us now. Today is, I think, International Braille Day. It celebrates the birth of Lewis Braille, the inventor of the reading and writing system used by millions of blind and partially sighted people all over the globe. So, thanks to this, blind students have the opportunity to be educated alongside their peers, as well as read for pleasure just as easily as any seen person can. So, happy World Braille Day. I think that Braille writing is maybe one of the biggest, would I say, invention that the world is not giving enough credit to. Because imagine someone who is so thoughtful enough to create an avenue for blind people to be able to read. Which means if they can read, that means they wouldn't just be incapacitated or reliability to the society. Which means that they can get educated and get a job, get a source of livelihood, run a family, be an addition to the society. So, I think Braille needs his flowers. I was going to say to you, remember that when we were working, when we were at TVC, there used to be a guy that was visually impaired that would come to read the news. That is true. Yeah, he was visually impaired, but he would read the news literally if they don't tell you that this guy cannot see. He would never know. And that is because, all thanks to the Braille, they are able to earn a decent income. We're talking a newscaster, there's Kobams, there's so many people that have just been able to live their lives as regular people. Just because some invention gave them their access to be able to do that. But that Braille right, it remains the biggest mystery of the world. How are you making sense out of a couple of dots? I'm telling you, have you ever tried to ever? Because I have tried, I have attempted. You know the sign language, I understand it. When I was growing up, I used to learn, I used to communicate because we had a lot of deaf and dumb people that used to live in one house. So because of that, I learned the sign language, I would tell them I love you, but I forgot to love them. But with the Braille, I attempted it one day. Where did it start from? I don't understand it. But what's your experience with the Braille? I've not had an experience personally, like using it myself, but I have seen it being used and I was fascinated. It was like, wow, one of those mysteries like you rightly called it. And I really am excited that we have the opportunity to celebrate the one who invented this because it is a beautiful chance at a normal life. And being able to do, I mean, when you look at all the names that we've called like people like Hobams, you know, being able to create phenomenal achievements in their lives, then it just tells you that really there's no limitation to life. The limitation that you find is only the one that you have accepted in your mind. And for somebody to be able to have thought about it, I mean, I've seen them read it, you know, their hands going on the Braille itself and they're just reading. It's just really amazing. And it also helps you to be grateful for what you have because a lot of times you take for granted that we see and we have access to freely do a lot of things. But this one is about extra effort to be able to do some of those things. It's about intentionality and being deliberate. And you find out that in that state of mind, you can actually achieve a lot. So cue us to the inventor and I continue to be fascinated.  It's not something that you can actually, if you're not there, you can't really understand what it feels like. So it's just, it's just a beautiful miracle in my perspective. Alright, so speaking about, let's start with you. Norma, what did you find for us in today's news? All right. So there was an earthquake. I'm not sure if we knew about that, but there was an earthquake on Monday and in Japan. And the earthquake, I mean, it was really terrible. But the interesting thing that I found in the news today was the fact that a woman who was in. Oh, wow. She was in her 80s and she was found. After 72 hour window, you know, in the rubble, the house that she was living in was collapsed. And they were almost given up about finding people, but she was one of the people that has been found over. I think about 150 people have been found so far. And I'm just excited that after three days, this woman was still alive and they were able to pull her out of the rubble. And they're still looking for a lot of people, even though the 72 hour window has closed officially, but it's just such a grateful thing to begin. Imagine beginning the year, first of January, with an earthquake and being buried under that for three days. So I'm just so grateful about that. That's a miracle. I don't know. I mean, 80 years and having survived all that. You know, when they say it is not your time. Exactly. You would imagine that. Somebody in their 60s can just sneeze.  But it's not her time. After three days, hidden under the rubble, they were able to find her. I think that is a miracle. Absolutely. How about you, Sanzee? What did you find for yourself today? So what I found in the news, apparently, it hasn't been the best season for Nigerian leadership, government, the manufacturers, literally business owners in Nigeria. Recently, the Manufacturing Association of Nigeria has blamed the current business environment for the continued exit of multinational companies, including the latest departure of one of the major syringe-producing manufacturing companies in Nigeria that were based at Akwaibom. And they were inaugurated by Vice President, former Vice President of Shibajo, as at 2000, 2017. And right now, because of how unfriendly the business world or the business industry in Nigeria has been, they have officially decided what we're pulling out. And the reason I'm taking this story is it's not just them. There are so many other multinationals, which I give the multinationals. They are the ones who bring revenue and extra employment for people. It's a foreign direct investment into the country. Exactly. So we sort of need them to help boost the economy. So these people, they are pulling out. And I mean, I can't exactly call the brand names, but there are so many of them. There is this popular one that is known for producing sanitary pads for women. There is this one that produces toothpaste. There is the one that is known for the headache medication that the average Nigerian just goes to. So these are very... And there is even in oil and gas, there is one of the major oil dealers that has also pulled out. And this all happened between 2000 and 2023 into 2024. And according to reports, more people are looking at exiting. And so President Tirugu has been in power for like seven months and he's like, he just triggered this exit. So we're sort of at a place where we're thinking, what is the way forward? Because even some Nigerian companies, this one is not multinational. Some production companies that were founded in Nigeria, in Ondo State, in Nogun State, some of them have moved on to start production in Ghana. So now they're importing or exporting with word. They have now become... they import into Nigeria. I think that's... it's not encouraging. And also looking at the fact that each time President Tirugu makes his speech, the New Year speech, you will say, well, Nigeria is ready and open for business. And it's like you have a different script. But the reality on ground, they say something completely different. Absolutely. You know? Absolutely. So I mean major supermarkets shut down also last year. They sold off and they exited the country. It's a tough place to be. And that's why when I saw that video of the young girl, when she was talking about it, I thought it was worth for us to have that conversation, you know, as we discuss more tonight. But just wanted to quickly take my story. I don't know whether to laugh or to... if they can find my video.  You know, I think he appealed for bail and he wasn't granted bail. One more. Yeah, that's the video. It is the typing. So this guy, right, his name is... It was that his name again. Diobra Redden. He violently assaulted the George Mary Holtus in a Clark County district courtroom. Now this footage, you know what really stood out for me was the... You know the way he dive in, it's like he had springs. Yeah. Spring shoes. Because the way he lifted himself, right, like a mantis and flew to where the judge was. In fact, they said one of the caught... Marshall sustained a dislocated shoulder. There was one that had a deep cut in the head that was gushing out blood. Just, you know, because they were trying to restrain the guy. Apparently he had asked for a... I don't know what his offence was, but he had asked for a bail. And you know, he wasn't granted bail. He was denied bail. One more. When I saw this video, I say che. So I saw it was a comment session for me. Somebody said that when was this guy in our presidential tribune now? But you know, they're still to him. He's going to jail. Yeah, this time he will go to jail. He's going to jail. Because I hear that these kinds of assaults, right, I think there's a... Is it a six years or how many years sentence? Is it a jail? Yeah. Is it a criminal offence? I don't understand. So it's like the guy has a result anyway.   Because the way he sprang to the... No, no, no, no, no. And it's some kind of... I think Nigeria is today.  Yes, I said this. Yeah, no grief for anybody. It's like there was a non-community meeting that happened. Because all over the country, it is the same slide that happened.  Don't grieve for anybody. No, but this was too much. I think the guy was high or drunk. Because I don't even understand. It is even the way he lifted himself. Do you know what it means? Those tables are quite high. He sprang up like this. He was very athletic or frustrated. The guy, I think, was the anger and the frustration that lifted him. I don't think he would be on drugs or he would be drunk or high. Because you would not be allowed to come to court if you're like that. But they said that going forward, they have to put in a lot of measures. Because now nobody knew that something like this could happen. None that they knew. It means that they probably maybe put a barricade or something. Because it is very scary. You wanted to say something. Yeah, I think for me, the sad thing that I even realize is that he's even black. So we continue to refine and define ourselves as black people and in our behavior.  But I don't know. It's just very dishappening to realize that we continue to be in the news for the wrong reasons. And it's just very sad for me. Absolutely. All right, so we'll take a break now. When we come back from that break, I want us to discuss the lumen food scarcity and the alleged theft for what's it called, our mineral resources, especially up north. Stay with us. We'll be right back.


And now, the Mole Mystery Theater, presented by M-O-L-L-E. Mole, the heavier brushless shaving cream for heavy beards. Good evening. This is Geoffrey Barnes, welcoming you to the program that presents the best in mystery and detective fiction. Tonight's story is entitled, Last Night, and was written by the very popular William Irish. I particularly like this story because of the people in it. They're very ordinary, real-life people. Not gangsters, nor tough detectives, nor mad homicidal scientists, but average people like you or me or your next-door neighbor. In short, they're the kind of people you never expect to find involved in a murder. Before you begin your story, Mr. Barnes, here's another true-to-life story for men. If you have wiry, hard-to-cut whiskers or a tender skin, and you find that shaving is really tough, then shave with Mole, the heavier brushless shaving cream. Yes, sir, man, it's smooth. So smooth. It's slick. So slick. It's a smooth, smooth, slick, slick shave you get with M-O-L-L-E. Mole, the heavier brushless cream for tender skins. That's right. Mole is a heavier cream. The kind of cream you need for wiry, hard-to-cut whiskers or a tender skin. Because Mole is heavier, it softens your whiskers, stands them up straighter and makes them easy to cut. So you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly with Mole, the heavier brushless cream for tender skins. Mole. And now for the Mole Mystery Theater presentation of Last Night. It's funny. The way I used to think things just couldn't get any worse. I'd wake up and say to myself, it's morning again, and I'm awake again, and Gil and I are still broke. We owe $2,500 and we'll probably lose the summer resort if something doesn't happen soon. Then one morning, it did. All the worries I took to bed with me the night before dissolved into nothing. And that bigger thought began beating against my brain. Gil's a murderer. My husband's killed a man. When I woke up, I could tell the sun was somewhere overhead. The weekend was over and Gil hadn't wangled the money out of Mr. Burroughs. I remember yawning. A long, comfortable cat yawning. I'm thinking, there must be something better we can do besides operating a health resort at a law. Buttering up rich old crabs to borrow money to keep it going.  Not very. I didn't get to bed at all. Oh. And that means never mind, honey. Never mind what? So Burroughs wouldn't lend us the $2,500. We'll get it somehow. Maybe there's another way besides borrowing from Peter to pay Paul. What are you talking about? I got it out of him. Gil? Orlith? $2,500? Well, you certainly don't act very happy about it. I could have sworn that you didn't get... Let's get down to breakfast. I'm hungry. But Gil, not the whole $2,500. That's what I said. In cash? In cash. You mean that he carries that much rock? He was going to deposit it Monday morning. Now look, quiet the questions. We've got the dough now. Forget it. Is he still here? No, he left. On the 8 o'clock train. Had you driven down? Jackie, for Pete's sake. No. Not the 8. He took the milk train. Well, how do you know? I left him at the station. Oh, with the secretary, with Marge? No, no, by himself. Gil, Gil, what aren't you telling me? Did you have words over that loan? What put that in your head? Well, if there wasn't any friction, why did he pick up and leave at that ungodly hour alone? Oh, who knows? Anyway, it's over. Forget it. I'm going downstairs. I got dressed quickly, but I had trouble because my hands seemed to be all hungry. They were shaking. I was afraid and I didn't know why. I had a vague, uneasy feeling that something was wrong. Maybe it was the looking, Gil's eye. I finished and hurried downstairs. What do you mean, do I want the money? Do you think I got nothing else to do but drive out here? He was here again. The man we owed the 2,500 to. Earlier that morning, I'd have felt a little sick hearing his voice, but now I was glad. Gil could give him the money and we'd be rid of him. How long does this keep up? You've given me the run around. I don't like it either, but I tell you, I haven't got it this minute. What do you want me to do?  I've been mighty patient with you and this is the last time I'm coming out here like this on a fool's errand. I'm not kidding either. Next time you'll see, I need business. Gil, Gil, what are you doing there, spying on me? Gil, look at me. Why didn't you give him the money? You have it. I need a drink. You're afraid to let anyone know you have it? All right, I'm afraid. Gil, you've got to tell me. Look, I've got to know. Did you do anything to Mr. Burrow's last night? Did you do anything to... Jackie, Jackie, now pull yourself together. You're the only thing they've given me. You're the one thing that I want to keep. Did you do anything to him last night? Yes, I did do something. Gil. Not what you think. It's bad enough, though I'm worried. Now stick with me, Jackie. What was it? I'll get it. Hello? Yes, Mrs. Burrow. Yes, your husband did leave this morning. His train should have arrived at Grand Central about 830. Well, maybe he went directly to his office. Oh, I see. Well, I'm sure you'll hear from him. Let us know, will you? Thank you. Yes. Goodbye, Gil. Burrow's never got home. Gil, do you hear me? Yes, yes, I hear you. How do you know his old lady's telling the truth? Now come on, let's go on into breakfast. Gil! My neck and shoulders seem bound as if in a plastic cast. I felt rigid, and my head was splitting. But I followed him into the dining room. We had one other paying guest, our regular, as Leona our maid called her. Irene Robles was a tall and swaying red-headed horsey. She and old Burrow's had been distinctly former with each other, but there was an undercurrent of fright, even in her flippancy every time they were together. I had the feeling that they'd known each other before. Morning, good morning. I was beginning to think everybody died in their sleep. Where is everybody? Where's the mummy today? Out getting new bandages? He's gone. Oh, well, can't say I'll miss him. Somebody ought to murder that guy. Too bad he didn't leave that divine-looking secretary of his, though. I've always made it a point to dislike male secretaries, but Mr. Marsh's case, I'd make an exception. Thanks, Mrs. Robles. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning.  Just the same, I'm so glad you didn't leave, too. What's this about leaving? Hasn't... didn't he tell you he was going? Who? Burroughs. Mr. Burroughs didn't tell you that he was leaving. You're joking. No, I'm not. Yeah? Why, he couldn't have left. He didn't say anything to me. He took the milk train. About five. Well, did he leave any word for me? I suppose you were to follow. My? How mysterious. I stopped in his room on the way down, thinking he was already up. Mrs. Plain, doesn't it seem odd to you that he didn't take his clothes? Not take his... And I still have both his tickets. I can't imagine... He must have forgotten them in his hurry. Maybe he received bad news of some sort. Maybe his wife is ill. If you'll excuse me, I'll put in a call there. Don't do that. I beg your pardon, Mr. Plain. I said, don't call his home. Well, why not? Mrs. Burroughs phoned here a little while ago. He... he hasn't arrived home yet. Hasn't arrived home yet? Who drove him to the station? I did. Why? No, then he did get the train. Or did he? What do you mean, or did he? What are you insinuating if you've got something to say? Say it. Gil, Gil, please. My goodness. Take it easy, Blaine. All I've met was that you see him get on the train. Nothing to get hot under the collar or... Get on the... Or sure, sure I did. I saw him get on myself. I saw him leave. Something was wrong with the room. I started to spin around and around. All because I remembered Gil telling me that he had left Burroughs at the station. Left him. Gil was lying. Why? The sick fear in my heart told me that something had happened to the old man. And my husband knew what that something was. God. As the curtain falls on Act 1 of tonight's story, Gil's strange behavior has convinced his wife that he's in more trouble than he'll admit. Of course, Gil may have good reason for his silence.  Yes, Mr. Barnes, that's true. There are some things even the bravest men hate to face. For instance, many a man would rather twist the tiger's tail than face the torture of a morning shave. Well, almost. That's because they have wiry, hard-to-cut whiskers or a tender skin, and shaving is really painful. And yet it needn't be. Not if they shave with mole. The heavier brushless shaving cream for tender skins. That's right, man. Mole is a heavier cream. The cream that softens your whiskers holds them up better and lets your razor breeze right through them. With mole, you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly. Try it and see if you don't say, It's smooth. So smooth. It's slick. So slick. It's a smooth, smooth, slick, slick shave you get with M-O-L-L-E. Mole. The heavier brushless cream for tender skins. Mole. And now back to act two of the mystery theater presentation of last night. From the minute he drove up to the house, I knew he was a detective. He had that sharp-eyed look about him. Then Leona mistook him for just another bill collector. The novelty of those had worn off a long time ago. Uh, sit down, Mr. Ward. My husband's gone to the village. Yes, I know that. Now, let's not waste precious time, Mrs. Blaine. Mr. Homer Burroughs was a guest here from Friday until sometime late Sunday night or early this morning. That's right. When did you see him last? My husband drove him to the station. That isn't what I asked you, Mrs. Blaine. About one o'clock this morning and then later my husband... And one a.m. was the last time you saw him alive. Mr. Ward, I don't like the way you say that. Now, you've got no grounds in coming here and... But surely you'll admit to the strangeness of the situation. Isn't it unusual for a man of 64 to leave alone in the dead of night like that and never to have arrived? Well, we're not accountable for his ex-antricities. Now, he left here, I assure you. Well, look under the carpet if you're not sure. No, I don't doubt he left the house. Well, then what more have we got to do with it? Instead of snooping around up here, why don't you just check at the other end? He never reached the city. How do you know? Just because nobody's seen it? He could have been run over by a taxi or overcome by a meagre. But to get to the city, he would have had to take the train. Well, he did take the train. My husband... Mr. Blaine, no one at all boarded the 420 train last night at your particular station. The rest of the day was a nightmare. He questioned everyone in the house or five of his time and again. When I dragged myself to bed early that evening, about eight, I pulled the covers up over my head. And I wondered how it would feel to go to sleep and not wake up. My eyes still open, and I was suddenly awake in the dark. I had no idea how late it was when I had fallen asleep. And the sound nor emotion awoke me, just a gathering tension in the air. As that boat upright fumbled with the light. Don't touch that light. Leave it alone. Gil, Gil, what is it? Gil! Get back. Get away from this window. I don't want to be seen here. Who? Gil, who is it? Who's tried to open those garage doors? Why are they... It's that smart cop, Ward, I think. If he gets them open and he goes... Gil! The gun. Don't kill him. If he works those doors open, I'm going to shoot to kill. What does he want with our car? I don't understand. I think he's worked the lock. If he opens those doors, I'll kill him. Kill him? Why? No. No, I'm not going to let you, Gil. I won't let you murder him. I don't care what it is.  Leave me alone. I know what I'm doing. I know what you're trying to do, and I'm going to stop you. I'm warning you, Gil. I'm going to put him alive. Just another few seconds.  You're fighting him away. Gil, who was... Was it Ward? I don't know. I'm not sure. Did he come now? I guess so. He disappeared around back. Gil, what's the matter with you? You're the color of gray paste, and I don't understand it. I don't understand it at all. What does he want in the garage, and why do you want to keep him? He'll make another stab at it tomorrow night, and the night after. I can't stand it anymore. I'm getting out of here now. Why, Gil?  I've got to run. I have no choice. Haven't you?  I... Don't deny it. You know I had a row with him about the money. You know I drove him alone to the station in the dead of night. I let him out there. He's never been seen alive since. You told Marsh that you saw him get on the train. All right, all right. So I was lying. It's a perfect circumstantial case without a chink in it. It's hanging by a thread over me. But you're snapping even that thread by running away. Yes, yes. Here's another piece of circumstantial evidence. You know that $25 check borrows asked me to cash? Yes. Well, I added two zeros, and then the word hundred of the face of the check. It was easy. The bank was open this morning. And we were in $2,500. That's why you couldn't pay the collector the money. Yes, yes. It was hot. It was plenty hot because borrows was missing and I was scared. All right. All right, darling. One more thing, and don't lie to me this time. Gil, I want the truth. I'm your wife, and I've got to know. Is that all you've done? That's all. I didn't kill him. I swear I didn't, but I can't prove it. Gil! Gil, if you were guilty, I'd go away with you. I'd run away with you. But you've done nothing. Now I'm not going, and I'm not going to let you go. I didn't ask you to come with me, did I? Gil, if you leave here, you leave me too. For good. I love you, Jackie. But I like my neck too. Gil, don't go. It's been a long time together, baby. Aren't you going to kiss me goodbye? Gil! All right. No, huh? Okay then, I'll have to do without it. Thanks for the memory. Gil! I don't know what I put on. All I know is that tears in my eyes make the colors swim in front of me. I had to catch Gil and make him come back. Gil! Good evening, Mrs. Klein. What? I thought you went to bed. No, no, no, Mr. Ward, I couldn't sleep. Did I frighten you? It's all right, I thought it was, it was... Thought it was who? Nothing. Never mind. It's all right, Mrs. Klein. I know your husband went out. He left a few minutes ago. Gil? Looked like he was heading for the tavern. Think maybe I'll join him. Good night, Mrs. Klein. My heart was beating wildly. If I hadn't turned out that bedroom light a little while ago, that detective might have been dead now. Why? What was it about the garage or about the car that was so important to all this? The car. Gil drove boroughs to the station in it. I racked my brain to think of something unusual about the car. It was freshly painted two weeks ago. The brakes had been relined. The key to the rumble seat had been lost. The rumble seat! Full seat! Now I knew where the body of Mr. Boroughs must be. No wonder he had disappeared so completely. Someone had found the key. Someone had murdered Mr. Boroughs at the station and put his body in... The key. Perhaps the murderer still had the key. Find the key and find the murderer. The house was empty now. Even Leone had left to do a weekend shopping. I must go back and search every room. Find that key. I prayed I wouldn't find it in Gil's room. I was no detective and I had to work fast. No telling when someone might return. The time wore on and still no key. I became more and more feverish. This was the last room. Only one more. Oh, what if Gil hadn't lost the key? What if he was lying again? I had to find it here, in this last room. Only a few minutes opening doors, empty invasors. Or from the bathroom, I heard the cascading of water. Someone was there, taking a shower. I had to work even more quickly now. Mere seconds. The torrent of water muffled any sound I could make. There were pocket articles on the bureau. A wallet, cigarettes, matches, handkerchief. And then the key lay there in full view. No deep hiding place. They are out in the open. I grabbed the key and ran out of the room. And down the hall and into my own room. I leaned against the door and stared at the shining silver in my hand. This little key met Gil's in it. A murderer was in the next room. And I knew that if I used it to open the rumble, I'd find there the body of Mr. Burroughs. Oh, I prayed. I prayed again. You should have locked the door, Mrs. Lane. Or weren't you expecting me? Mr. Marsha, I... Put the phone down, Mrs. Blaine. I said put the phone down, Mrs. Blaine. This is a gun. This is Jeffrey Barnes again. In just a moment, we'll return you to the final act of last night.  Now, plain water does that. So if you want to fight a common type of dandruff effectively, the thing to do is use double dandrine. Double dandrine is a scientific product that goes to work on your scalp and actually combats this dandruff by killing the germs that many outstanding authorities contend are a cause, and it kills them on contact. Now, the reason why double dandrine is so amazingly effective is that it contains an active antiseptic called alzam. This is a special ingredient used by many hospitals because of its remarkable efficiency. And no other hair preparation contains alzam. You get it only in double dandrine. So try double dandrine and see why most ordinary hair preparations can't compare with its dandruff combating effectiveness. If you're not completely satisfied, return the empty bottle and get your money back. Buy double dandrine at your druggists. Mr. Marsh, what are you going to do? First, we'll lock the door. Who will you give me that key back? It doesn't belong to you. It does now. Last night when I murdered Burroughs, I didn't know what to do with the body. Then your husband made it very convenient. Gil? Yes, Gil. He not only left the car across the street from the station when he went to the tavern for a drink, but he was nice enough to leave the key for me. It was easy. I shoved the old guy in the rumble and locked it and left with the key, handed over. But how did Gil... I said, hand it over! How did he know where Burroughs was? The same way you did. The key was missing. The body was missing. He added them up like numbers. Got the same answer you did. Please, Mr. Blaine, I don't like hysterical women. What are you going to do? Don't raise your voice. Someone might hear you. This is going to look like an accident. Why did you do it? Now that Burroughs is dead, his widow will inherit everything. And I can wrap her around my little finger. There's a second marriage in the cards for her. I played a long shot and it can still come through. You're not going to spoil it now. What are you going to do? You want to know too much, Mrs. Blaine. You hadn't been so curious in the first place that there'd be no need for all this. What are you going to do? I'll show you.  Get in there. Get into the bathroom. Leave me alone. You're just making things harder. Come on. Please, I won't do anything you can take. Please, I won't tell anyone. I'll just be and be alone. Mrs. Blaine, about before. I'll go ahead and watch it though. Oh, please, baby, I'm sorry about what happened. I didn't mean to choke at you like I did. Go away. Oh, honey. I said go away. I'm in your double dealing. I'm through, Gil. I never want to see you again. I'll just go away. Jackie, Jackie, let's talk this thing out. There's nothing to talk about. Come on, come on. Get rid of him. My little finger's getting itchy. The other show is now on. On you tell me about. Who's being sensible? The bathroom. Don't touch me. You keep away from me. Now, two doors now, closing us away from the rest of the house. No, no. Now, I'll just turn on the shower. If you scream, I'll think maybe you're singing. No. That's it. Sing pretty. It's your swan song. Please, I promise I won't tell anybody.  But unfortunately the water was still on and it got higher. Keep away from me. And higher. And you drowned. Just like that. It happens to people every day. Don't run away, Mrs. Blaine. How far can you run in a room this size? It'll find you in your own bath. Dead.  Now, you're through for good. Jackie, darling, you all right? Man, hold your hands up high. Take his gun, Gil. I've got to... Oh, he was. Well, drop your hands, Marsh. Let's see what else you can do with him. You look pretty smart, Blaine. Not as smart as you thought you were. You got two strikes against you, Mr. Marsh. First, you tried to pin a murder rap on me. We found Burrow's body in the rumble.  I'm sensitive about that. She's the only one I've got. Nice job. Thank you. By the way, Gil, if you hand over that 2,500, I'll take care of it. No one will be the wiser. Thanks, you're pretty regular. There's one more thing. How did you know Jackie was in trouble? Oh, that was easy. She told me to go back to my blonde and Hartford. There never was a blonde. She knew that. That's right. It was a brunette. From Poughkeepsie. This is Dan Seymour saying good night until next week when the Mystery Theater presents code number two. This is NBC, the National Broadcasting Company.


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