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Date | Episode: 111 | Lang: English (en)
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SynopsisLeonard Snell is an insurance agent who has gambled all his money away and has some rather large debts to pay. He confronts his wife, demanding the money that she has kept away in a safe-deposit box. She refuses, so he kills her, but now has another problem—how can he get away with the murder? Amazingly, Leonard seems to hit an unending streak of luck as ironic twists and turns always seem to fall in his favor and he begins to think he won't get caught for a single thing... but will his luck end? Two versions were produced for Suspense, the first in 1944 with Gene Kelly and the second in 1947 with Dan Duryea. Story by: Emile C. Tepperman
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