I've probably listened to this show ten times in the last 3 yrs. It is to me a lot of fun enertainment, nothing deep and cerebral, or even haunting. I think I really like the fact that Promos gets to feel the heat. The story is clever..the actors enjoyable. Promos was acted by Sidney Walker and I think he did a hell of a job conveying a sharp, snide little con man. The Brian Casey character was a standout for me as well: cynical in his own way and never falling for what Promos was supposed to be, always keeping things down to earth. That is particularly enjoyable to me--stories that seem to have some fantastical, unexplained event going on until a man of reason discovers the truth. The application of earthly means brings down the illusion. It's fun while the illusion lasts and as it is fun as it is explained and brought down. Having Promo fry was just icing on the cake. Many of the Sherlock Holmes stories are like that. I hope to hear more of these actors in future episodes. It is simply an enertaining episode...runs like an old time mystery with a secret society, gangster connetions and seemingly supernatural powers at work. An Anthony Berkely novel comes to mind. I hope you enjoyed the selection.