A Maze of Mysteries

This article is about the album in the "classics" series. For the travel visor pack, see A Maze of Mysteries Travel Visor Pack.

A Maze of Mysteries

Released

1998

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Album Type

Classics

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Number of Episodes

12

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ISBN

1561796859

Classics 01: Welcome to Odyssey

A Maze of Mysteries

Classics 03: Bible Eyewitness: Old Testament

A Maze of Mysteries is the second Adventures in Odyssey album in the classics series. It was released on cassette and CD in 1998.

Description

“

Follow the trail to find out who stole money from Whit's End. Then join "puuuh-rivate eye" Harlow Doyle in hot pursuit of Jessie Morales's lost faith. These are just two of the exciting episodes in this special Adventures in Odyssey release of the series' most puzzling mysteries. There is also a bookstore robbery. Who did it? "The Perfect Witness" knows. This album is surefire fun for the whole family.

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Notes

The First Edition cover of the CD version of this album reads: "A Special 6-Cassette Collection of Radio Drama Classics"
This album was the first to contain #142: “Train Ride”. The episode was later included on The Lost Episodes.

Episodes

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#29: “Rumor Has It”

#39: “The Case of the Secret Room, Part 1”

#40: “The Case of the Secret Room, Part 2”

#82: “Heatwave”

#102: “The Treasure of LeMonde!”

#113: “Suspicious Minds”

#142: “Train Ride”

#182: “The Scales of Justice”

#196: “Harlow Doyle, Private Eye”

#309: “The Perfect Witness, Part 1”

#310: “The Perfect Witness, Part 2”

#311: “The Perfect Witness, Part 3”

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Episode	Original Airdate	Writer	Director	Rating
#29: “Rumor Has It”	June 4, 1988	Paul McCusker	Steve Harris	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Jack Davis and Lucy Cunningham-Schultz wonder about a strange family in town and Jack is convinced they are up to something.
#39: “The Case of the Secret Room, Part 1”	August 13, 1988	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Whit and Jami Martin solve a forty-year old mystery after finding a skeleton in a hidden room in the basement.
#40: “The Case of the Secret Room, Part 2”	August 20, 1988	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
A secret room is discovered in Whit's End that holds the skeleton of an old janitor from The Fillmore Recreation Center. Whit and Jami Martin attempt to discover some answers.
#82: “Heatwave”	August 12, 1989	Paul McCusker	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Jack Davis and Oscar Peterson solve the mystery of a strange kid and an armload of lumber.
#102: “The Treasure of LeMonde!”	February 3, 1990	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
When Whit, Robyn Jacobs, and Connie come across a dusty old pipe organ in the attic, the three set off to solve the mystery of 'The Treasure of LeMonde!'
#113: “Suspicious Minds”	May 5, 1990	Paul McCusker	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Money mysteriously disappears from the cash register at Whit's End, and Connie and Eugene are determined to find the perpetrator.
#142: “Train Ride”	January 26, 1991	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
When a former nemesis of Eugene's is seemingly killed in a train accident, Eugene is blamed. Whit helps to solve the mystery to clear Eugene.
#182: “The Scales of Justice”	February 15, 1992	Phil Lollar	Phil Lollar	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Isaac Morton finds a bag filled with money and wants to keep it, but it's up to Judge Eugene Meltsner to determine what will happen to the loot.
#196: “Harlow Doyle, Private Eye”	June 27, 1992	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
Harlow Doyle, Private Eye, opens an office in Odyssey, and his first big case is to help Jessie find her lost faith.
#309: “The Perfect Witness, Part 1”	April 8, 1995	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
A mystery is triggered when two armed men hold up Holstein's Books and take a hostage--a blind girl named Jenny Roberts.
#310: “The Perfect Witness, Part 2”	April 15, 1995	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
A mystery is triggered when two armed men hold up Holstein's Books and take a hostage--a blind girl named Jenny Roberts.
#311: “The Perfect Witness, Part 3”	April 22, 1995	Paul McCusker	Paul McCusker	Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{".%
A mystery is triggered when two armed men hold up Holstein's Books and take a hostage--a blind girl named Jenny Roberts.