Episode 163: Magazine #13
"The Man Who Owned Manhattan" is the story of a determined private detective who sets out to solve one of the classic con game and match wits with "the man with an educated laugh."
"Love And Money: Two Motives," a tale from the 1870s about a blackmail scheme that goes way over the top.
"Mister Bravo's Burgandy" by Edmund Pearson is the scandalous tale of a widow, her doctor, her bosom companion, and her beleaguered second husband.
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