Cape Cod Radio Mystery Theater

Here are three spine-tingling encounters with crime and the supernatural from the fiendishly clever Steven Thomas Oney. Fans of Captain Underhill can chew on two new mysteries, and there's a tasty Victorian chestnut by Charles Dickens, restaged precisely as first performed, and revivified for the first time in 129 years.

Captain Underhill and Dr. Scofield take on the case of "The Mystery of Anna Gale." A 7-year-old girl is abducted from near her home in Cape Cod by a stranger. Into this atmosphere of panic and dread enters a specter from the past.

Next, Underhill returns to solve a chilling crime in "The Case of the Automatic Murders." Scofield calls in his old friend to consult on a strange case involving a premonition of murder, voodoo, séances, and psychic messages from the dead.

Finally, in "Murdering Dickens," masterful English novelist Charles Dickens prepares to read the dramatic tale of Sikes and Nancy from Oliver Twist against his physician's advice. Take a front row seat for a facsimile of Dickens' own unforgettable reading, conjuring the same goose bumps it raised on London audiences a century ago.