. He awaits the decision of the coroner's jury.<br/> Szh €searchãsearch€ Easy e Investment ssearchn Szh 5 Szh   Investment p Szh ssearchdsearch  Easymakingmoneysecret 7search searchh Investment   Investment u Szh k Szh o Investment Csearcho<img src="http://redandrosy.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/secret__starlight-moonlight-07592.jpg"/>k<br/>　　Original Air Date—17 April 1960<br/>　　Mrs. Blythe goes to spend a weekend at her cottage. She hasn't been there since her husband died the year before. Stopping at the general store, she's told that a patient has escaped from the local mental institution. Once at her cottage, she meets Madeleine who says she had seen a dangerous looking man nearby. Madeleine is obviously upset and wants to leave, but Mrs. Blythe begs her to stay. She agrees, but with dire consequences.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 28: Forty Detectives Later<br/>　　Original Air Date—24 April 1960<br/>　　A private detective, William Tyre, is the 41st detective hired by Mr. Dean to find his wife's murderer. Only Dean now says he's found his wife's murderer, a bookstore owner named Otto, and all he wants is for Tyre to arrange for the two to meet. In reality, Dean wants Tyre to kill Otto, but Tyre declines and arranges only for the two to meet. Turns out there is a relationship between Otto and Dean, but it's not quite as expected.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 29: The Hero<br/>　　Original Air Date—1 May 1960<br/>　　Sir Richard Musgrave is traveling by ship to South Africa. He is a wealthy entrepreneur who made his fortune in Africa. On board ship, he notices an individual that he recognizes as Jan Vander Klaue a one time partner against whom he had committed a terrible act. The gentleman is quite genial, denies knowing Musgrave and denies being Vander Klaue. Musgrave however is overwhelmed with guilt and takes to keeping to his cabin and drinking heavily. In despair, he eventually jumps overboard and the man he thought was Vander Klaue jumps in after him, but for what purpose?<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 30: Insomnia<br/>　　Original Air Date—8 May 1960<br/>　　Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result. He visits a psychiatrist and recounts a recurring dream he has about the death of his wife, who died in a house fire. Cavender's brother-in-law, Jack Fletcher, blames him for his sister's death and it's determined there is link between that and the insomnia. Cavender feels threatened but decides to pay him a visit to clear the air. However, things don't quite go as planned.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 31: I Can Take Care of Myself<br/>　　Original Air Date—15 May 1960<br/>　　Bret Harber is an old time piano player and he and Goergia, who sings, have proven to be a very popular nightclub act. Problems arise when a gangster, 'Little Dandy' Dorf, takes a liking to Georgia but she wants no part of him and pours a drink over his head. Soon after, Bret is threatened when someone suggests he get an insurance policy. Things come to a head a few weeks later when Bret is approached by a police officer who has information and suggest that he is in need of protection. Bret doesn't quite realize who he needs protection from, however.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 32: One Grave Too Many<br/>　　Original Air Date—22 May 1960<br/>　　Joe Helmer is having serious financial problems. He's been out of work for some time and his unemployment insurance has run out. Walking home after unsuccessfully trying to get a loan, he comes across a well-to-do gent, apparently dead on the sidewalk. Joe takes the man's wallet and flees. It's only when he gets home that he finds a revealing note in the man's wallet.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 33: Party Line<br/>　　Original Air Date—29 May 1960<br/>　　Helen Parch shares a party line telephone with several others. She like to talk on the phone quite a bit but also listens in on others. She's warned by the police one day that a Mr. Miller, with whom she once shared the party line, has broken out of prison and that her life may be in danger. Years before, Miller needed to contact a doctor when his wife was ill and Helen refused to get off the line. Miller's wife died and he turned to a life of crime. Now he may be after Helen.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 34: Cell 227<br/>　　Original Air Date—5 June 1960<br/>　　Professor Herbert Morrison is on death row awaiting his sentence to go through. His lawyer is trying to get a last-minute stay of execution but the professor says he doesn't want a reprieve.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 35: The Schartz-Metterklume Method<br/>　　Original Air Date—12 June 1960<br/>　　Charlotte Hope arrives in the Wellington household to act as a governess to four children. She is a somewhat brash, opinionated person who boldly announces that she uses the Shartz-Metterklume method for teaching children. Her first day is dedicated to biology and the children spend the day collecting specimens. The parents are a bit more concerned when they start asking questions of a more delicate nature. After a few days of this, Miss Hope is released from her employment. As she arrives at the train station, someone disembarks asking if a Mrs. Wellington is there to meet her.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 36: Letter of Credit<br/>　　Original Air Date—19 June 1960<br/>　　John Spengler visits the town of Kirkland where 3 years before a bank employee, Arnold Mathias, had been convicted of stealing $200,000 from the bank where he worked. None of the money has been found and Mathias always maintained his innocence. It would appear that Mathias had recently been killed in an attempted prison escape and Spengler visits the bank manager telling him he's an author researching a book on the robbery. It turns out that Spengler is after something altogether different and all is not altogether what it seems.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 37: Escape to Sonoita<br/>　　Original Air Date—26 June 1960<br/>　　Bill and Andy Davis are driving an old tanker truck across the desert when, 85 miles from their destination, they truck develops engine problems. A'passing car gets stuck in the sand and it turns out the occupants have kidnapped a young woman in Phoenix and are on the run with the $100,000 ransom they've collected. They decide to take the truck to continue their escape but fight over the limited water available. One kidnapper shoots the other, but he eventually dies of thirst. Turns out he was much closer to water than he thought.<br/>　　Season 5, Episode 38: Hooked<br/>　　Original Air Date—25 September 1960<br/>　　Ray Marchand is married to an older woman but he is quite attracted to Nyla Foster, a very attractive college student spending the summer working at her father's fishing camp. She tells Ray that her father would never leave her alone with him - so he should stop by on Mondays, when her father goes into town for supplies. When Nyla hears that Ray's wife can't swim, they start thinking that an &quot;accident&quot; might meet be in order, so Ray decides to take up fishing, his wife's favourite pastime. His plans don't quite work out, however.<br/>　　Season 6<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 1: Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat<br/>　　Original Air Date—27 September 1960<br/>　　Twice a month, Mrs. Bixby travels to Baltimore to visit an elderly aunt, her only living relative. Or so she tells her dentist husband. In fact, she visits the Colonel, her rich lover. Before returning home, he gives her a gift of a fur coat - along with a letter saying that they won't be seeing other any more. Mrs. Bixby decides to pawn the coat but her elaborate scheme to explain the coat to her husband doesn't quite go as planned.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 2: The Doubtful Doctor<br/>　　Original Air Date—4 October 1960<br/>　　Ralph Jones visits his doctor with a strange tale of an event that has affected him greatly. After having an argument with his wife he awakens to find himself having apparently gone back in time almost two years. He's back living in his old apartment, has no money and no one knows him, least of all his future wife. He realizes what life would be like if the future he knows doesn't come to pass. The doctor assures him that this type of mental break is not uncommon and can be brought on by stress. He assures Ralph that this was just a mental breakdown. But Ralph has one bit of evidence that even the good doctor can't quite explain.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 3: A Very Moral Theft<br/>　　Original Air Date—11 October 1960<br/>　　Helen's brother John informs her that he is soon to be married and they'll have to decide what to do about the house they share. Helen is quite attracted to Harry Wade, the owner of a lumber yard who has fallen on hard times after one of his customers goes bankrupt. Helen decides to help Harry out with an $8,000 &quot;loan&quot; after he assures her that he can repay her within 48 hours. When things don't work out as planned, Harry has a decision to make.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 4: The Contest for Aaron Gold<br/>　　Original Air Date—18 October 1960<br/>　　Bernie Samuelson is a ceramic arts teacher at a children's summer camp. From the very first day, he notices that young Aaron Gold has a real talent for sculpture. Aaron much prefers ceramics to swimming classes but when the camp Director criticizes Bernie for Aaron's lateness at swimming, Bernie promises not to hold him back. After a few weeks though, Bernie let's Aaron skip swimming and then learns that Aaron is has yet to complete any of the camp activities. As parents' day approaches, the Director flies into a rage when he realizes Aaron has yet to complete his sculpture. When Aaron's Dad shows up, things become a little clearer.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 5: The Five-Forty-Eight<br/>　　Original Air Date—25 October 1960<br/>　　Mr. Blake commutes to work by train and is followed by a Miss Dent who is obviously desperate to speak to him. She sits next to him on the train and threatens to kill him if he doesn't listen to her. She has been hospitalized for eight months after suffering a mental breakdown. It seems she once worked as his secretary but lived a very lonely life with few friends. After spending the night together however, Blake has her fired and she is clearly intent on revenge.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 6: Pen Pal<br/>　　Original Air Date—1 November 1960<br/>　　Miss Lowen receives a visit from the police to warn her that her niece, who is an orphan and has lived with her for nine years, has been corresponding with Rod Collins a lifer at the State Penitentiary. It would appear that her niece got in touch with him through a pen pal club. The officer warns her that Collins has broken out of jail and may be coming her way. Fortunately, her niece is out of town visiting friends and when Collins shows up, she is left with no choice but to call the police. Collins is recaptured which will give the true correspondence writer a chance to start writing letters again.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 7: Outlaw in Town<br/>　　Original Air Date—15 November 1960<br/>　　Pepe Lorca arrives in a small town in the middle of a blizzard to a less than pleasant reception in the local saloon. One of the locals says he's him before but leaves the saloon before trouble starts. Lorca loses his gun in a poker game at which point the same local return with a sheriff's poster: Lorca is a wanted man with a $5000 reward on his head. Seeing no way out, Lorca auctions himself to the highest bidder, offering to turn himself in without a fuss. His plan is to spend the money and have a good time before he meets the hangman. Turns out he killed one of the saloon girl's husband some time ago and she has something else in mind. But Lorca really who he says he is?<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 8: O Youth and Beauty!<br/>　　Original Air Date—22 November 1960<br/>　　Cash Bentley is having a hard time coping with middle age. A one time champion hurdler, he now drinks a bit too much and doesn't quite earn enough money to pay for the lifestyle he would like to provide for his family, such as a membership at the local country club. Despondent he decides to try one last &quot;race&quot;, with tragic results.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 9: The Money<br/>　　Original Air Date—29 November 1960<br/>　　Larry and Angie Chetnik are always bickering about money. She wants more of it and he assures her that he has plans to get a job with a better future. Larry visits his father's one-time friend Mr. Bregornick hoping to land a job. Bregornick does offer him a job and tells Larry to come to his home that evening, since that's where he conducts most of his business. After several months of doing this, Larry decides that the best way to get money will be to steal it from Bregornick.<br/>　　Season 6, Episode 10: Sybilla<br/>　　Original Air Date—6 December 1960<br/>　　Horace and Sybilla Meade return home after their wedding. Sybilla is a very un-demanding wife and agrees to all of her husband's requests. Horace is a bit of an odd duck and very set in his ways. Meals must be served at specific times and Sybilla must never enter his study. She never gets upset or raises her voice and is always accommodating. Over time, Horace comes