Murder's Not for Middle Aged is a 1953 Australian radio serial by Max Afford featuring his detective hero, Jeffrey Blackburn.

[3] According to ABC Weekly, "Jeffrey and Elizabeth have retired to a cottage at Sevenoaks, Kent, where Jeffery is growing tulips.

Jeffery has become a martyr to rheumatism, and his violent detective experiences in the past have resulted in a slipped knee cartilage.

"[5] The Adelaide Mail said " the story got away to a dramatic start with a BBC reporter giving an eye witness account of police fighting it out with a trapped bandit.

Afford has given it to us before with demonology, witchcraft, beautiful aristocrats and even a count from Czechoslovakia... 'Ten years ago,' said one character, 'it would have been fun.'