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Encyclopedia > The Mystery Project

The Mystery Project was created in 1992 to revive and reinvent half-hour radio mysteries - with original scripts, casts and scores. This show was cancelled in 2004. Each week, casual listeners get to puzzle through a fully dramatized radio-play with a resolved plot, while regular listeners have the added fun of following familiar characters' further adventures.


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Senator: Mystery Spy Project Dangerous (580 words)
The latest mystery in Washington espionage circles came to light in an unlikely venue: the floor of the U.S. Senate.
The compromise noted that the four senators believed the mystery program was unnecessary and its cost unjustified and that "they believe that the funds for this item should be expended on other intelligence programs that will make a surer and greater contribution to national security."
The rare criticisms of a highly secretive project in such a public forum intrigued outside intelligence experts, who said the program was almost certainly a spy satellite system, perhaps with technology to destroy potential attackers.
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