March 4, 1952 The Colonel is a high powered businessman. On returning home, he calls on a doctor to take care of his wife. She is having pains and dies. A couple of months go by. The Colonel meets an associate on the street. The associate begins to wonder over the woman’s death and the possibility of the Colonel killing her. He contacts Scotland Yard to get involved.

March 4, 1952 The Colonel is a high powered businessman. On returning home, he calls on a doctor to take care of his wife. She is having pains and dies. A couple of months go by. The Colonel meets an associate on the street. The associate begins to wonder over the woman’s death and the possibility of the Colonel killing her. He contacts Scotland Yard to get involved.

March 4, 1952 The Colonel is a high powered businessman. On returning home, he calls on a doctor to take care of his wife. She is having pains and dies. A couple of months go by. The Colonel meets an associate on the street. The associate begins to wonder over the woman’s death and the possibility of the Colonel killing her. He contacts Scotland Yard to get involved.

(EP10) The Black Museum: "The Champagne Glass"

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(EP10) The Black Museum: "The Champagne Glass"

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