A woman appears at a wax murder museum inquiring about a display that is under repairs. She desperately wants to see it as she knows one of the individuals related to the display. In order to convince him she tells the story of the individual, a poor struggling artist whose father murdered his mother as the child watched on.

Some interesting technique that I haven't heard in any of the subsequent 70 episodes (or at least it wasn't as apparent) was the overlapping of dialogue between the present regailing of the story, and the flashback to the actual events of the story. Was confusing at first and I thought that there was more than one radio signal coming in... but then clicked.