A sailor with a grudge falls while walking through a thick fog and gets amnesia. His captain fears he may have murdered while in his fugue, but his fiancee believes in him. Then another sailor shows up with threats of blackmail. The episode showcases The Whistler's trademark psychological drama with themes of memory loss, guilt, and the fog serving as both a literal and metaphorical element of confusion and uncertainty.

Main Character

The Whistler (Narrator): Bill Forman

Production Team

Writer: Herbert Connor

Producer: J. Donald Wilson

Music: Wilbur Hatch

Theme Music: Composed by Wilbur Hatch and featured Dorothy Roberts whistling with an orchestra

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