Come in. Welcome. I'm E. G. Marshall. The year 1976 is not a

only our bicentennial year. It also brings us something extra to celebrate. It's

leap year and all of us get a present of an extra day. What to do with it? It

should be something very special and exciting. A new experience. Or maybe it's

better to treat it just like any other day. You wouldn't, then your right mind

want to do what John McCaffrey did with it unless you enjoy having the very

blood curdled in your veins. Our mystery drama, the other side of the coin, was

written especially for the mystery theater by Ian Martel and stars Ralph Bell. It

is sponsored in part by Bewick Motor Division and all state insurance companies.

I'll be back shortly with that one.

Amnesia, that favorite device for orders is a symptom. There are many forms. The

most familiar to all of us. One of two. Ante Rograde or Lacuna. The first of

these means simply the loss of memory of past experiences. The second means loss

of memory for isolated events, a gap in memory. Patchy recollection with sudden

blanks. It's a common result of having a little too much to drink. And then like

John McCaffrey, you wake up one morning with that terrible knowledge that

somewhere the night before. You can't remember what happened at all.

Oh, why is the panel feel long? Oh, she knows. I don't know why, but last night you were

flipping your lid and when she got up this early. What time is it?

Eight o'clock. A.M. like you ordered. Who gets up in the middle of a night anymore?

Eight a.m. That's morning. It's your problem, not mine. We'll be a little bit.

I want it. Go back to sleep now.

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