Visitor at Midnight

William Gargan stars as Barry Craig confidential investigator. It never pays to be friendly with murderers. Give them an inch and they'll take a yard. Usually rope tied around your throat and attached to the nearest ratchet.

The National Broadcasting Company presents William Gargan in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure. With America's number one detective Barry Craig confidential investigator. Craig speaking, if I try hard, I can remember back to the days before I was in this business.

When I'm going to bed at night, I would always look under my bed. No, not for a blonde, a burglar. There never was one, though. So as the ears went by, I stopped looking. I just went to bed.

On this particular night, however, I had barely dropped off to sleep when I heard a noise at my window. I was practically asleep and besides I wasn't in the mood for burglars. The burglar, however, had other ideas.

It's great. I'm asleep. You can't see me, can you? No, uh, and I'd be happier if I couldn't hear you. I can see you, however. It helps me in the gun I'm pointing at you more accurately.

Well, I'd hate to have your aim suffer. Mr. Craig, I need some advice. I'm a novelist. I'm writing a book about murder. murder. I'm calling it the unsolvable crime. Well, now that you've got that off your chest, what I came here for was to have you tell me whether or not the murder my book is about is really unsolvable. Well why me? Because you've

had a lot to do with murder for one thing, because you're not a policeman for another. No arguments so far. The man to be murdered in my book that is as hot disease. He's a crooked broker, a man who deserves to die. And he suffers from heart disease. For this illness, he takes daily at stated