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Cover of My Customer Sued Me For $24,600, Believing An Old Clock Repairer Would Surrender His Records, But My Dated Photographs Put His Carefully Hidden Burglary Ring On Trial.

Military & Crime · Updated Nov 3, 2026 · By Serial Nook

My Customer Sued Me For $24,600, Believing An Old Clock Repairer Would Surrender His Records, But My Dated Photographs Put His Carefully Hidden Burglary Ring On Trial.

An antique dealer brings Edwin Fiske a warehouse clock with a hidden paper trail. As a retired postal inspector helps him read it, someone winds a clock in his locked shop.

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Parts

  1. Part 1 The Dealer Left His Warehouse Clock Beside My Spare Place
  2. Part 2 The Returned Clock Left A Record He Could Not Collect
  3. Part 3 The Woman At My Bench Recognized A Stolen River Letter
  4. Part 4 My Signed Work Order Answered His Claim About The Missing Roll
  5. Part 5 The Warehouse Audit Put Names Beside The Clock's Night Entries
  6. Part 6 His Lawyer Opened My Repair Folder And Found The Earlier Truth
  7. Part 7 The Man With My Spare Key Testified Beneath The Courtroom Clock
  8. Part 8 The Final Order Arrived Before We Set Another Place For Supper