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In this gripping episode of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater, we delve into the tale of Peter, a man who has spent twenty years in prison for a crime he insists he didn't commit. Upon his release, Peter struggles to rebuild his life, finding work at a health club owned by Leo Mantel. However, his past haunts him when a wallet goes missing, and suspicion falls on him once again. Despite his protests of innocence, the shadow of his criminal record looms large, leading to a series of unfortunate events that culminate in a devastating loss of reputation and livelihood.

As the story unfolds, we witness Peter's internal battle with the stigma of his past and the harsh judgments of those around him. The narrative takes a dark turn as Peter seeks revenge against those who wronged him, leading to a dramatic and tragic conclusion. This episode, inspired by the classic tale of Guy de Maupassant, explores themes of reputation, justice, and the relentless pursuit of redemption in a world that refuses to forget past transgressions.

(00:31) Introduction to the Mystery

(01:09) The Tale of Lost Reputation

(02:34) A Night on the Embarcadero

(06:03) Life at the Health Club

(10:12) Accusations and Suspicions

(14:12) The Missing Wallet

(19:09) The Wallet is Found

(23:28) A Plan for Revenge

(28:32) The Trial and Verdict

(36:09) The Forgotten Code Word

(42:01) Revenge is Sweet

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