Murder Is My Business

It represents the mysterious clapler written produced and directed by Robert A. Arthur and David Cogon and starring tonight's who are radio's foremost actor Eric Vessler and John Sylvester in an original radio drama titled Murder is My Business.

This is the mysterious chameler inviting you to join me on another journey into the realm of the strange and the terrifying. I hope you will enjoy the trip, and it will free you a little and chill you a little.

So settle back, get a good grip on your nerves and be comfortable. If you can. Our story tonight begins in a huge white mansion overlooking a Hudson River, some 50 miles above New York City.

In a large, comfortable room, David Phillips, a slender, nervous man in his early 30s, is seated at the desk, typing. Dear Julia, a year has passed since we last saw each other, and I am writing this letter with a hope that you will understand all that I am about to reveal, and understanding will

forgive me. I am a writer, darling, and yet I find it difficult to put into words the horrible events of the past year. As they flash through my mind, I can feel the quickening of my pulse and the hatred within me surges up as overwhelmingly as it. But I mustn't think of that. It's much more important

that you understand what has happened. It all began the day I was in my study writing a script for the dangerous adventure radio show. It's for you. Who is it? Basil King. Basil King. Dave, wait a minute. I want to talk to you.

But honey, Basil King. I can't eat them, wait. Yes, you can. Well, we'll talk fast. King's looking for a writer for his radio show, isn't he? Yes, Sigrod and just quit. Quit? You mean he had a nervous breakdown.