Fog Over Murder

William Gargon stars as Barry Craig confidential investigator What's in the name a poet once said and he was so right You can list every guy as Smith their dokes, and it doesn't make any difference The stiff down below positively doesn't care what the tombstone reads The National Broadcasting Company presents William Gargon in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure with America's number one detective

Barry Craig, confidential investigator. Barry Craig speaking, a case sometimes comes at you all away from left field. It's out of the ordinary, and the familiar ingredients, familiar to a confidential cop, seem to be missing. At first glance that is, said familiar ingredients, of course being theft, homicide, and blackmail. The nice homey everyday stuff for crime that keeps a cop in love with his work.

In this case, even the kickoff was unfamiliar. The chap setting up the deal for me was a mind doctor, a skinny guy with horn rim glasses and a high forehead. Who looked like he got all his nourishment from pills.

This is an unusual thing for me, Mr. Craig, to consult with a detective. This is an unusual joint for me to be in, so are even. Now, this patient that I will discuss with you, I've worked with him for months with encouraging results.

Well, start off with his name. His name is temporarily, Clark Smith. Temporarily? A symptom of his ailment is an amnesia. He resists his own true identity. Doesn't want to remember who he is, huh? Yes, in a manner of speaking.

That's bad. Well, why do you say that? From a cop's point of view, disregarding the medicine, a guy only tries to lose his identity for a pretty grim reason. Some crime he doesn't want to answer to.