The Doctor Prescribed Death - February 2, 1943

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Uncover the unsettling world of psychological manipulation with "The Doctor Prescribed Death," an intriguing episode from the classic radio series "Suspense!" which originally aired on February 2, 1943. This captivating story delves into a chilling experiment conducted by Professor Antonio Bastille, a psychologist with a dark theory about the human mind.

Professor Bastille posits that a person on the brink of suicide can be easily redirected towards committing murder. Determined to prove his theory, the professor embarks on a dangerous experiment that blurs the line between science and morality.

The script, originally used on "The Whistler" on June 11, 1944, is masterfully adapted for "Suspense!" by Ted Bliss and brought to life by an exceptional cast including Geraldine Fitzgerald and the legendary Bela Lugosi. Their performances add depth and intensity to this psychological thriller, making it a standout episode in the series.

Join us as we delve into the dark recesses of the human psyche and explore the lengths to which one man will go to validate his disturbing hypothesis. "The Doctor Prescribed Death" is a gripping tale of manipulation, desperation, and the fine line between life and death.

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Click to listen and witness the unsettling experiment that challenges the boundaries of psychology and morality, only on "Suspense!"