Casey, Crime Photographer
Miscarriage of Justice
NBC (1947)
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Miscarriage of Justice is a gripping tale about a murder case that hinges on the misidentification of a corpse found in the river. The story explores how modern DNA technology could have prevented the wrongful conviction of Carlos Domingo, who was sentenced to die for the murder of his wife, Mercedes. After spending years in prison, he is released when Mercedes is discovered alive, only for her to be found murdered shortly after.
As Casey investigates the case, he encounters a web of intrigue involving a sinister character known as Alf the Barber. The plot thickens as Casey navigates through a maze of underworld connections and dangerous situations, ultimately leading to a shocking revelation that brings the true murderer to justice.
This episode showcases Alonzo Deen Cole's skillful storytelling, with entertaining characterizations and a complex narrative that keeps listeners engaged. The use of accents and emotional depth adds richness to the story, making it one of the standout episodes of the series.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.