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        <itunes:summary>&#34;Whitehall 1212&#34; was a radio detective show that aired from 1951 to 1952. The show was based on the real-life files of Scotland Yard and took its name from the police department&#39;s famous address, 1212 Whitehall.

Each episode of &#34;Whitehall 1212&#34; focused on a different case from the archives of Scotland Yard, with the show&#39;s narrator providing background information and context for each investigation. The show&#39;s cast of characters included detectives, police officers, and witnesses, and the mysteries themselves were often complex and multi-layered.

The show was notable for its attention to detail and its commitment to accuracy, with each episode drawing heavily from the real-life cases that inspired it. The show&#39;s use of authentic sound effects and music also added to its sense of realism and helped to create a vivid audio experience for listeners.

&#34;Whitehall 1212&#34; was one of the most popular radio detective shows of its time, and it helped to establish the genre of police procedurals in both radio and television. The show&#39;s legacy has continued to this day, with many fans still enjoying the intricate mysteries and authentic storytelling of &#34;Whitehall 1212.&#34;

These episodes have been digitally remastered and are presented by SolvedMystery.com

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                <itunes:title>Whitehall 1212: The Murder of Little Philip Avery</itunes:title>
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