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In this captivating episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theater, host EG Marshall presents "The Man in the Black Cap," an adaptation of an Edith Wharton classic. The story explores the haunting power of conscience and the supernatural, as John and Hester Morgan move into a mysterious old house in Eastport Harbor. The couple soon learns that the house has a history of attracting ghosts, each brought by its inhabitants. As John grapples with his past and a lawsuit involving his former mine, the tension between him and Hester escalates, culminating in a series of eerie events that blur the lines between reality and the supernatural.

As the story unfolds, the Morgans' lives become intertwined with the spectral presence of a man in a black cap, leading to a chilling climax. The episode delves into themes of guilt, revenge, and the inescapable nature of one's conscience. With a gripping narrative and atmospheric setting, "The Man in the Black Cap" keeps listeners on the edge of their seats, questioning the boundaries between the living and the dead. Join us as we explore the macabre and mysterious in this thrilling tale.

(00:00) Introduction and Setting the Scene

(01:20) The Haunted House

(04:04) The House Tour and Decision

(07:18) Strange Occurrences Begin

(11:58) John's Restlessness

(16:44) The Ghostly Visitor

(22:03) A Night of Terror

(29:05) The Mystery Deepens

(35:00) The Disappearance

(39:18) Conclusion and Reflection

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