The Twenty Minute Alibi

The Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation brings you crime photographer. Hey, what's wrong with you Mr. Marvin? Huh?

There ain't no door to open. You're already inside. Oh, yeah, Phil Bird. How did you heard that song? You mean that is the name of a song? Certainly. Haven't you heard it on the radio?

You know Mr. Marvin, I never get a chance to listen to the radio. What I mostly hear is Anchor Hocking. That's right. Anchor Hocking. Glass Corporation is the world's largest makers of household glass. Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is Tony Marvin.

Every week at this time, the anchor hocking glass corporation of Lancaster, Ohio and its more than 10,000 employees bring you another adventure of Casey crime photographer. Ace cameraman who covers the crime news of a great city.

Our adventure for tonight... 20 minute alibi. I'm going to say goodbye. Late afternoon in the office of the Act Me Insurance Company. A telephone rings on the desk of Mr. Edward Philip. Act Me Insurance, Philip speaking.

Mr. Phillips? Yes? This is Mr. Prescott. Travis Prescott. I've got to talk to you about my life insurance policy. Yes Mr. Prescott? I've been having trouble raising the money for the premium. How much more time have I got?

Well I sent you a final notice sometime last week. Yes, yes you did but... If I can't meet the payment why after today, I'm afraid the policy will have to lapse mr. Prescott Perhaps yes, in other words you won't be insured after today. What time what time is it now?

By Quarter to five and I have until midnight to pay the premium. That's right, sir But if anything happened to me before I mean the policy is still good now, isn't it? Yes, sir That's all I wanted to know just a moment mr. Prescott Now, press kit, what happened?