Sanctum 5x-xx-xx The Judas Clock

Good evening friends. This is your host to welcome you through the creaking door into the inner sanctum. Come in. Come on in and join my wisty white friend. Oh, you're shivering. Well, don't let it throw you. Just remember that many are cold, but few are frozen.

Oh, yes, your sheet is reserved for you. But please don't care. Remember the high ghost of living. Now, have you got some time to kill? Let's kill it. Tonight's Inner Zank to Mystery, the Judas' flock, was written by Frederick Mather when stars Barry Kroger and the role of Sebastian with Lawson's Herbeas Andrew.

Ah, all comfortable and tense? Couldn't. Now, what a warn you, if you feel a pair of thin, cold hands passing over your face, Don't be frightened. The hands belong to a clock. A monster calls Clear Patrons' clock.

It's a very unusual clock. For years it's been giving people the words. The story is really the story of Sebastian Packer. Since this clock can only murder, since it can't talk. We let Sebastian speak for it.

I'm a clockmaker. I carry on the profession my father taught me in London. I like clocks. All that is but one. For thirty years I've looked for a certain clock. And a certain man. The clock is known to collectors as clear-patrized clock.

The man I swore to kill when is a boy of fourteen. I closed my father's blazing eyes and wiped the forth of blood from his lips. Last night, I found Cleopatra's clock. Tonight, I may have found the man.

I'm told you're an expert clock repairman, mister. A pecken, Mettin. Yes, I suppose I am. Well, I have a clock. Rather, my husband has. And it hasn't run for years. Would you have a look at it?