This Is Your FBI: The Redheaded Blackmailer

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Tonight, the subject of our FBI file is homicide. It's titled Thread-Headed Black Mailer. Our code of laws include penalties for every criminal category, from petty theft to murder. Each of them is an example of man's inhumanity to man, but perhaps the most inhuman crime of all these, the most fiendishly cruel crime is blackmail.

The victim of the blackmailer lives in constant fear of exposure, lives under a nervous tension that ultimately becomes unbearable, because the victim never knows when the next payment becomes due, maybe next week, maybe tomorrow, or maybe even in the middle of the night, tonight.

In this crime, the victim learns the full meaning of one word, torture. Tonight's FBI bile opens in the dingy office building located in the business section of a Midwestern city. On the door of a small suite in this dilapidated structure is a sign reading Wally Irvin, private investigator inside urban is just reading a prospective client sit down