In the Ransom Note, Jerry and Vaugh have kidnapped a child and are now in the process of figuring out how to contact the family.

In The Post, a bitter woman writes a post that could have devastating effects.

Three short stories that were mentioned in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine.

Guest author, J. Reeder Archuleta gives us a behind the scenes look at the nightmares that haunt law enforcement officers. His short story is only six minutes long and is packed with emotion, character, and plot. After the reading we visit with Mr. Archuleta to get a little more insight into his writing style.

A man down on his luck tries to woo a beautiful bartender.

Jeffrey Jennifer is 67 years old and has always wanted to be a private eye. While on vacation in Phoenix, Arizona he witnessed a murder. or was it murder. His 911 call takes him into the world of bird callers and the politics that lie within.

I was in a silly mood while recording this episode and there are about 2-minutes of outtakes at the end of the episode. 

Arcy, starts a house-sitting business. Unfortunately, she has several phobias, two of which include, a fear of being alone in a house, and dogs. Of course, both of these fears come into play. Loosely based on a true story.

Our first story is only 250-words long and it features a fashion designer who needs to learn the definition of negligent homicide. 

Our second story is about, Randy a 55-year-old bachelor who is being encouraged to dip his toes into the senior dating pool. Dating is tough enough, and it’s even tougher when you’re a penny pincher whose idea of a conversation is to remove the social filter.

A stroke victim believes he is the great Sherlock Holmes and is hot on the trail of his nemesis, Moriarity.

Three very short stories this week. Each story is less than 250-words. These are entries that either received honorable mention or won the Alfred Hitchcock Mysterious Photograph contest. 

A psychic moves in next door demanding silence during her meditations. Silence is the last thing she gets.