Sidney Sloan wrote decent episodes for CBSRMT like Ep. #0094-THE CRACK IN THE WALL and Ep. #0192-TURN ABOUT IS FOUL PLAY, but this particular one was just plain old drama. It had a skepticism feel to it, but the climax & resolution didn't cut it. E.G. Marshall could've explained the story in more detail, but instead it was a lackluster. I guess I'm being too critical on this since this was one of the first several episodes of the series and the host didn't get audiences' attention yet at the time when this was aired. A rough start, I should say. But here's what I liked. The sound effects brought tension & the music brought the suspense in all 3 Acts. Also, I enjoyed Larry Haines' acting. He always played theses roles where he becomes stressed/paranoid and he nailed this one for playing Charles Powel a.k.a. Robert Hagen-3541063. I give props to Anne Meacham for playing 2 roles: Allison McCready the fiancé & Elise the secretary. Sidney Walker (as John P McCready) and Tom Keena (as future District Attorney George Hamill) were good. But Jackson Beck (as Clint Livets) was terrific like Ralph Bell when they play the role of villains. If you like Drama-Mystery more than Fantasy-Mystery, tune in to this one. SPECIAL BONUS: Listen to the commercials. There's one with Himan Brown where he gives out the Address to CBSRMT at Box 50, Radio City Station, New York, 10019. 