1946-01-03_CBS_Suspense_Angel_of_Death_Paul_Henreid
Sep 30, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
Sep 30, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
[crowd murmuring]
You are Henry Jenkins, proprietor of the Crown and Anchor, number 17 Buxton Street.
I'm that one, sir.
I am.
Henry Jenkins, sole owner and proprietor of-
Thank you.
Now, uh, will you kindly repeat the words spoken by the prisoner in the dock while in your place of business several weeks ago?
Yes, sir.
[coughs] Excuse me, sir.
About, uh, two weeks ago one night, uh, Mr. Forsythe there, who's a steady customer of mine, although not what you'd call a sociable man-
Yes, yes, yes, yes
... well, sir, all me other customers had gone home, and I was asking Mr. Forsythe to leave also just so I could close up me shutters, you know.
When all of a sudden he looks up at me and he whispers, kind of hoarse-like, "Jenkins, I did it.
I finally did it." Not knowing what he did, sir, I naturally ask him what he did.
And, uh, what did the prisoner tell you, Mr. Jenkins?
He said, sir, warning me to keep, warning me to keep it quiet, sir, "I found them together and I killed them." And then he laughs in a crazy way and added, "And Jenkins-"
Jenkins-"I've hid the bodies where no one will ever find them.
Well, that's what he says, sir, so help me a tit.
[dramatic music]
I saw him burning what looked to be a lot of bloody clothes, in the furnace it was, and he didn't try to hide them either.
Just stared at me kinda odd like, and went right on as brazen as you please, he did.
[dramatic music]
He wasn't worried at all.
He said, "The two of them won't ever get away together except if they are dead."
[dramatic music]
[crowd murmuring]
You are Henry Jenkins, proprietor of the Crown and Anchor, number 17 Buxton Street.
I'm that one, sir.
I am.
Henry Jenkins, sole owner and proprietor of-
Thank you.
Now, uh, will you kindly repeat the words spoken by the prisoner in the dock while in your place of business several weeks ago?
Yes, sir.
[coughs] Excuse me, sir.
About, uh, two weeks ago one night, uh, Mr. Forsythe there, who's a steady customer of mine, although not what you'd call a sociable man-
Yes, yes, yes, yes
... well, sir, all me other customers had gone home, and I was asking Mr. Forsythe to leave also just so I could close up me shutters, you know.
When all of a sudden he looks up at me and he whispers, kind of hoarse-like, "Jenkins, I did it.
I finally did it." Not knowing what he did, sir, I naturally ask him what he did.
And, uh, what did the prisoner tell you, Mr. Jenkins?
He said, sir, warning me to keep, warning me to keep it quiet, sir, "I found them together and I killed them." And then he laughs in a crazy way and added, "And Jenkins-"
Jenkins-"I've hid the bodies where no one will ever find them.
Well, that's what he says, sir, so help me a tit.
[dramatic music]
I saw him burning what looked to be a lot of bloody clothes, in the furnace it was, and he didn't try to hide them either.
Just stared at me kinda odd like, and went right on as brazen as you please, he did.
[dramatic music]
He wasn't worried at all.
He said, "The two of them won't ever get away together except if they are dead."
[dramatic music]
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