Dorothy Dale is determined to clear her fiancé Jerry Winton’s name after $88,000 mysteriously vanishes from the bank where he works. The theft occurs under seemingly impossible conditions—no one entered or left the locked room. Suspicion falls on Jerry, but Dorothy believes the true culprit is Mr. Rolse, a cunning lawyer with a magician’s flair for misdirection.

Set in a small town, the story follows a local police chief who arrests a man for murder—only for the suspect to be found hanged in his jail cell. What begins as a straightforward case spirals into a chilling mystery, with layers of deception and psychological tension. The pacing is deliberate, revealing just enough at each turn to keep listeners guessing

Written by Lucille Fletcher and starring Orson Welles, The Hitch-Hiker is one of the most iconic episodes of the Suspense radio series. It follows Ronald Adams, a man driving cross-country from Brooklyn to California, who repeatedly encounters a mysterious hitchhiker appearing at every turn—always silent, always watching.

Written by Lucille Fletcher | Starring Agnes Moorehead

One of the most iconic episodes in all of radio drama, “Sorry, Wrong Number” is a masterclass in psychological suspense and auditory storytelling. It’s the tale of a bedridden woman who accidentally overhears a murder plot while trying to reach her husband by phone—and slowly realizes the victim may be herself.

This classic Suspense episode is a deliciously twisted tale of murder, deception, and psychological unraveling. With Peter Lorre’s unmistakable voice adding eerie charm, the story unfolds in a seaside boarding house where a man plots to kill his wife—but nothing goes according to plan.

Written by John Dickson Carr | Starring Hanley Stafford & Lesley Woods

This haunting episode from Suspense plunges listeners into a psychological mystery set aboard a European train, where a bride disappears without a trace during her honeymoon. Her distraught husband insists she was there—but no one else remembers seeing her. Is it a cruel hoax, a sinister conspiracy, or something more terrifying?

Set in fog-shrouded Victorian England, the story follows two men who supply cadavers to anatomy schools—at first by digging up graves, then by more sinister means. Inspired by the real-life Burke and Hare scandal of 1828.

George appears to be a devoted husband, but beneath the surface, he’s entangled in a dangerous affair—and a criminal scheme. When his lover pressures him to eliminate Helen, George devises a plan that hinges on a perfect alibi. He enlists his friend Martin to vouch for his whereabouts on the night he intends to commit the murder.

Stephen is a man haunted by a prophecy: a doctor once told him he would die precisely at midnight on a certain date. As the fateful night approaches, Stephen becomes increasingly anxious, despite reassurances from his wife Alice and others who dismiss the prediction as superstition.

Laura, a domineering widow, lives in a lavish home with her stepson David. Though she provides for him financially, she exerts emotional control, disapproving of his choices—especially his engagement to Annette, a woman Laura deems unworthy.