CBSRMT ~ My Own Murderer 257

Joe Vinacelli is obsessed with murdering Joe Vincent. The latter goes into therapy to seek help as we slowly understand that the pursuer and the pursued are the same individual. But things get creepy when Vincent gives both his therapist and himself - the slip.
Air Dates: First Run - April 15, 1975
Repeat - July 20, 1975
Actors:
Byers, Catherine
Dryden, Robert
Gray, Sam
Grossman, Suzanne
Kramer, Mandel
Martin, Ian
Writer: Slesar, Henry

[@UncleEarl97]

Great story, with a few twists and turns. Voice acting is always very good and really creates the magic to draw us in for an entertaining experience. Loved these back in the 70s and today in the 2020s. Enjoyed on 5/6/2022.

[@cm9439]

It's always worth listening to Mandel Kramer, even in some of the lesser episodes. He had amazing range and a silken voice. The image you chose for this story in incredible! Thanks for your hard work.

[@williamcornwell6823]

Henry Slesar , author of this episode, wrote an episode of the television show "77 Sunset Strip" titled "The Man In The Mirror" upon which this is based and expanded upon to fit a longer format. The TV show required a 25 minute script, RMT approximately 40 minutes. There were similar character names, but the plot was basically the same and quite recognizable to anyone familiar with this episode of RMT.

[@c0ntag10n]

That was great!

[@markbillingsley3413]

10/09/20

[@hotpepper5125]

In today’s world someone would say use a body camera so they can film where and what they do

[@UncleEarl97]

For individuals it could only be voluntary, in a free society.

[@tomcurran8470]

The best barbers are the old Italian guys on Federal Hill, Providence, RI, East Boston, and Attleboro, MA, among other places. Not girlie places, just for men.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

Talk about your psychological thrillers. Emphasis on *Psychological* .

[@frankieecanales8827]

Mandel Kramer.

[@fleabiskit5649]

Vincelli

[@michaelminervini1908]

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