Oct 30, 2019, 5:57 PM | Updated: 6:04 pm
Did you miss the production of “Sorry, Wrong Number” at Town Hall Seattle Tuesday night?
Trust us when we say, this was one of the most suspenseful radio dramas of all time. Wires got crossed and a phone call was overheard plotting a murder. Will the police solve this perfect phone call mystery in time? Listen here to find out:
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