The Death Deal

Good evening, friend. This is your host who welcome you through the creaking door in the inner sanctum. I want to listen to a story that laid you ten years and I have a... Ah, come on, you can't be happy all the time.

I'll just go through my mail, bet I can answer a few questions. Let's see. Ah, yeah, so the lady from Peoria, my answer, no, Madam, I've only died once. Heh heh heh heh heh. So that transparent man in Detroit, ghosts do not have to take in someplace.

And to that dear little lady living in a coffin in San Francisco, a very happy 800th birthday in India. Heh heh heh heh heh. Tonight's inner sanctum mystery, the Death Deal, was written by Milton Lewis and stars Arnold Moss in the role of Roger, with Mercedes-Mecaine Bridges-Helen and Everett Sloan as Dennis.

Alright then. It's time to turn down the light, let yourself come to see it, and find out how gruesome life can be. Now remember, if you hear someone screaming, it may be you. ready. Let's get through it.

It's early evening, and the rather prosperous-looking gentleman in the diner, whom we shall call Roger Orgrit, looks up at the man sitting next to him when he feels his elbow gently tapped. Roger Orgrit couldn't tell you why he feels the sudden icy kingles in Elbow, where the man touched him.

Why it's hard suddenly troubles the fear as he feeds the bloodless white state of the man who now talks to August Roger August that's your name, isn't it? Yes But we left this is the first time I know you mr. Mothman Not name what name?