The Case of Murder and the Revengeful Ghost

It's time now for Mr. King, Tracer of Lost Persons. We now present Mr. King, Tracer of Lost Persons, at this new time, every week, in a complete 30-minute mystery, in which the kindly old investigator brings us one of his most celebrated cases.

Tonight, the case of murder and the revengeful ghost. Our scene opens in a well-to-do home in the suburbs of New York. It is late in the evening as a tall, good-looking man opens the door to one of the rooms.

He crosses to his desk in the semi-darkness. Suddenly he sees a sinister figure, a figure that instills horror in his heart. Well, what are you? A phantom or a human being? Lift your head and show your face.

You. You've come to carry out your threat. No. I don't believe you've murdered me. You can't. Don't come near me. No. Hey, hey, hey. You must be alone a wade. The young woman who telephoned for an appointment here in my office.

Yes, Mr. Keene, I am. Now this is my partner, my Clancy. Fleeced to meet you, Miss Wade. Say boss, the ladies as pale as a ghost. Ghost. Ghost. Mr. Keene, I've come to you for help. My fiancé, I've a state that's been murdered.

He was murdered by the ghost of his dead wife. She said she'd come back from the grave to murder him if he married again. And she has, she has. Since, Perseverance, what's all this? Miss Wade, you don't look like a girl who believes seriously in ghost.

I never did, Mr. Keene. But now I do. I know that people can come back from the grave and commit murder. I've seen it with my own eyes. Just what did you see? I'll tell you the entire story, Mr. Keenan.