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Barnaby Druthers Heartbeat In The Devil's Acre

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Barnaby Druthers: Heartbeat in the Devil's Acre

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On a stormy night, Barnaby Druthers and Harper Thorne travel to a condemned apartment in Devil’s Acre to assist an investigation into the questionable concerns of a mysterious woman who claims to hear the heartbeat of an old man.

audio theater created by J. TImothy Quirk (c) 2025 created for community radio

written by Randolph Hudson

Directed by AJ Lin Music by Robert C. Fullerton and Bob Eccleston

Starring Humphry Rolleston and Devon Richtmeyer

With Priscilla Mollard, David Lally, Isaiah Perez, Morgan Veneziano

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Barnaby Druthers Heartbeat in the Devil's Acre

    No date given · 27 min

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  1. Barnaby Druthers Heartbeat In The Devil's Acre

    Listeners' uploads · J. Timothy Quirk · 1 episode here · archive.org

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