In this captivating episode, we delve into the intriguing world of classic radio dramas, focusing on the unique challenges faced by South Africa in accessing popular shows like "The Avengers" due to the absence of a national television service until 1976. Despite these limitations, the series managed to gain some exposure through film rentals. We then transition to a thrilling Sherlock Holmes adventure, "The Strange Case of the Murder in Wax," set in the summer of 1900. Holmes and Watson are drawn into a chilling investigation involving a series of gruesome murders on Hampstead Heath, where young women are being targeted by a sinister killer. The episode takes an unexpected turn as Holmes, disguised as Watson, spends a night in a wax museum's Chamber of Horrors to uncover the identity of the murderer. The suspense builds as Holmes deduces that the killer is none other than the museum's owner, Monsieur Levesque, who harbors a dark secret. The story culminates in a dramatic confrontation, with Holmes using his brilliant deductive skills to solve the case, while also reflecting on his own pride as a detective. This episode is a thrilling blend of mystery, deduction, and classic radio drama intrigue.
(00:04) The Avengers in South Africa

(00:50) Sherlock Holmes Broadcast for the Troops

(02:30) Dr. Watson's Story: The Murder in Wax

(10:02) Holmes' Investigation Begins

(16:08) The Chamber of Horrors Bet

(20:17) The Unveiling of the Murderer

(25:01) The Case Conclusion and Reflections

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