Ep. 10 – The Case of Charles Dexter Ward

The Lovecraft Investigations

BBC

Fiction, Drama

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

The horrifying conclusion to H.P. Lovecraft’s The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Cast includes Barnaby Kay, Jana Carpenter, Alun Armstrong, Adam Godley, Nicola Walker, Steven Mackintosh, Mark Bazeley, Samuel Barnett, Richard Cordery, Harry Kay, Penny Downie, Madeleine Potter, Phoebe Fox, Ben Crowe, Nathan Osgood, Susan Jameson, Samantha Dakin, Alex Lanipekun and Cherrelle Skeete. Producer: Karen Rose Director/Writer: Julian Simpson Sound Recordist and Designer: David Thomas Production Coordinator: Sarah Tombling Music by Tim Elsenburg A Sweet Talk Production for BBC Radio 4

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:11.0	Mr. Hayward and I may too present Dr. Jonathan Woolett.
0:14.0	Oh dear God. What happened?
0:18.0	What happened to him?
0:19.0	I can hear you.
0:21.0	I'm telling you somehow got access to the kitchen
0:23.0	and tried to tip a pan of boiling water over his head.
0:26.0	Is that what you're doing?
0:29.0	One of the orderly managers catches arm in time and stopped the westward
0:33.0	and he lost his sight and you can see the damage yourself.
0:39.0	You did this to yourself.
0:41.0	He says so.
0:44.0	Dr. Woolett, my name is Matthew Hayward.
0:49.0	I make a podcast called The Mystery Machine
0:52.0	and we're investigating the case of Charles Dexter Walter.
0:55.0	Walter, oh God.
0:57.0	Oh God.
0:59.0	He's gone.
1:01.0	Yes, where did he go?
1:03.0	He's gone, he's vanished.
1:05.0	Interduced.
1:07.0	Interduced.
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