The Whistler | Mystery | "The Go-Between" (01-22-1950)

The conversation in the parked car matched the surroundings low, quiet and honest in keeping with the isolated low-lying strip of marsh and dark trees some miles from any main thoroughfare. The driver of the car didn’t look at his companion as he spoke he was staring at the gun in his hand a black cold automatic. He kept turning it over as if something were very strange and unfamiliar to him, something he wasn’t sure he could use. The girls eyes weren’t on the gun but on him and there was a strange look in her eyes something not at all easy to define. Love perhaps but quite possibly pity.
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[@davidsigalow7349]

The writing on this episode was particularly good.

[@bobbie6468]

I so enjoy these broadcasts. I remember them from my childhood with my parents and my grandparents. I miss those days.

[@thewhistlerradio]

Love to hear your story! Thank you 😊

[@rentslave]

This was the same plot of an episode of Alfred Hitchcock with Robert Horton and Fay Spain in the late 50's.

[@thewhistlerradio]

Interesting! Do you remember the name of that AH episode?

[@rentslave]

@@thewhistlerradio The last-or the Next-Dark Step.