I love these types of RMT's. You're never really sure what's going on 'til the very end. Creepy image at the end-- his wife stuffed in the closet, strangled with the pearl necklace.

Norman Rose is one of the best. He always draws you into one of his stories--making it very easy for you to sympathize with his characters ( even when he's the villain). He can really sound insane when it's called for--great example when he calls down to his (He thinks) dead wife, noting how uncomfortable the rocks she's landed on must be.

I also love the dialog with the old man, asking when the man that was being mourned had died and the answer being that it may not have happened yet-- an eerie premonition of things to come.

And Arnold Moss, not just a great performer, but an excellent writer. Many of his scripts made very entertaining thrillers.

One of my favorites!