Air date: May 22, 1938

An isolated island in the South Pacific is home to an even more isolated diamond mine. The mine is so cut off from the outside world that it doesn't even have a radio, and the only contact is the plane that leaves once per quarter to take away the diamonds.

A gang of thieves plans to take advantage of the mine's isolation. They will land their own plane, steal the diamond shipment, kill all the white men at the mine, and take off.

But they don't count on The Shadow.

Monday, May 22, 1950

Randy meets an old man who states he can kill anyone by wishing him dead.

Tuesday, May 22, 1945

An inept couple murder for profit, and then run when the net closes in on them.

Sunday, May 22, 1955

The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door. 

The script is by Ernest Kinoy. The cast includes Alexander Scourby, Laurie March and Luis Van Rooten as the literal-minded alien. Writer: Fredric Brown

May 20, 1952

It’s the kind of a handkerchief that a soldier might use, but you can bet it didn’t belong to any hero. Telephones ring, doorbells buzz, but nobody has seen or heard from two girls. The search seems endless. When bodies are found, it becomes time for the professional manhunters to get in on the action.

May 20, 1945

Leonard returns to his boyhood home with his wife Florence. The home, a mansion named Pirate's Rest, lies deep in the heart of the Louisiana bayou and is slowly crumbling into ruin. Leonard and Florence plan to sell the property. However, Aunt Emily claims the property belongs to her because Leonard is dead!

Tuesday, May 15, 1945A man waiting on Death Row for murder is aided in his escape by a women he's never met. The man becomes afraid of the woman and tries to get away from her, but she appears wherever he tries to hide, and he suspects her of using Black Magic.

Sunday, May 8, 1955

An Earth expedition finds that life on Mars looks just like 1920s Earth. The story is adapted by Ernest Kinoy. The cast includes Wendell Holmes, Peter Kapell, Bill Zuckert, Bill Lipton, Margaret Curlen, Bill Griffis, Ken Williams, Ethel Everett and Edwin Jerome. Writer: Ray Bradbury

May 18, 1943

This episode is based on the 1936 novel of the same name by Agatha Christie. Her novel featured famous detective Hercule Poirot, but he is nowhere to be found in this adaptation. Instead, the story is told in first-person-narrative, the style that would make Suspense so unique. The narrative is supplied by Charles Laughton, who portrays a traveling salesman who suffers from blackouts. He worries that he might be the one committing the murders during these events, with no memory of his actions.

May 17, 1948

Dr. Moraitas is about to be tried and likely executed for several murders he committed. He tells the policeman who's questioning him that he actually murdered 32 people... and that there are many more left that still have to be killed, in order to make the world safe for the rest of us.