This is one of Fielden Farrington's best stories because it combines the Drama-Mystery and the Fantasy-Mystery together. Another way to title this CBSRMT episode would be "If Walls Cloud Talk" because that's exactly what they did; they showed the cabin owners what happened to the missing woman. SPOILER ALERT: the body's buried in the Utility Room. The sound effects of the doorbell, the radio, the howling wind in the blizzard, car running, keys jingling, cottage door opening, the rotary phone, and the car stuck in the snow had the right elements for this "ghastly" tale. The music in ACT-1 had suspicious tunes where the plot thickens, there were perplexing melodies in ACT-2, and devastating themes where the truth is revealed in ACT-3. Shocking, yet entertaining. E.G. Marshall, once again, gets your attention from the beginning to the very end. He introduces the supernatural in his Prologue, gives out important facts about freezing to death in ACT-1, the dark and ugly truth is about to be revealed in ACT-2, he questions the viewers on how this story should end in ACT-3, and reminds us that a reluctant murderer is exposed by the supernatural in his Epilogue. And to describe our talented cast, Robert Maxwell (as Lou Potts &amp; Radio D.J.) was amusing, Robert Kaliban (as Stu Ralston &amp; Al the Sheriff) was intriguing, Joan Loring (as Claudia Ralston &amp; Mabel the Operator) was delightful, Nat Polen (as Ken Harris) was riveting, and I was spellbound by the talented voice of Joan Lovejoy (as Martha Harris); just fascinating. If CBSRMT had a "Wall of Fame" for their best episodes, this one would definitely go up on display, right next to Ep. #0167-THE BLACK ROOM, Ep. #0276-THE DIAMOND NECKLACE, and Ep. #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE. =0)<br>