My first thoughts were, \'what\'s up with E.G.\'s voice tonight?\' This was the first time that I\'ve ever heard Himan Brown (the show\'s producer) narrate the show - and he did a really good job. Very impressed with his overall performance as both actor and narrator tonight.

The story took off rather quickly and had a lot of interesting elements that made this mystery drama \"click\", but then it kind of fizzled for me at the end. I liked the setting for how the suspect was being framed. Kind of a step-by-step process with evidence mounting against him. Eventually the evidence becomes overwhelming and by the end of the second act, he actually starts doubing his own innocence and starts believing his own guilt.

I loved the detective\'s determination in finding the truth to this case. In most cases, if this were a real case, the initial arrest would\'ve stood and an innocent man would\'ve gone to prison for a very long time. But the detective refused to quit and got lucky with a nice piece of circumstantial evidence.

What I didn\'t like was how the real murderer and his accomplice (the innocent man\'s wife) handled the confrontation with the detective. The accomplice cracked under the questioning - and that was weak.

It reminded me of an old Perry Mason episode.&nbsp;<br>