Previously on A Man Named Marlowe: Marlowe stops in at an all-night diner in an attempt to decompress from the murders he’s witnessed. When he gets back to his apartment, he receives a call from a henchman, telling him that Krypton Club owner Benny Chance wants Marlowe off the case, and he’s willing to pay to see it happen.

In Episode 4, Two more murders bring Marlowe to the edge, until an unbelievable visit from an older man sends him to Spokane looking for answers.

Heard in this episode:

Dan Mountain as Bernie Ohls

Sam T. Wilson as Henry Long

Brett Solimine as The Desk Clerk

James Scully as Philip Marlowe

Featured Music:

Riders on the Storm by George Winston from Night Divides the Day – The Music of the Doors

You Did It, You Did It by Rahsaan Roland Kirk & His Quartet

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