Radio Mystery Theater My Sister, Death 0123
Scott's Old Time Radio · Scott W. Fields
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Original Airdate: July 25, 1974,
Episode 0123 "My Sister, Death "
Original Story by Elsbeth Eric, Directed by Himan Brown, Hosted by EG Marshall
A twisted and humorous tale about a woman's attempts to drive her sister to madness.
The world, it is said, has changed over the centuries, but people have not. Perhaps this is because all too often the human heart is more intent on seeking its own pleasure, satisfying its own selfish needs, than giving thought to others. But there is innocence, too, and love, and selflessness. And it is the interplay of these good and evil forces that form the warp and woof of the strange and horrifying tale I bring you now. Listen.
Come with me now to a cemetery near New York City. It is late afternoon. An afternoon of gloom and drizzle and cold damp fog. Two women, half shrouded in the fog, walk amongst headstones that rise like white bones in the gray of the afternoon. They are sisters, these two. Andrea and Sybil Carter. And they are walking toward a certain grave.
Starring: Michael Wager, Jennifer Harmon, William Redfield, Jack Lindbrook.