The radio play of The War of the Worlds—most famously performed by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre on the Air—was broadcast on October 30, 1938, and is considered one of the most iconic and controversial radio dramas in history.

Temple strategy, to unveil the true identity of the elusive "Marquis," the mastermind behind a series of high-profile murders. The episode delivers a suspenseful resolution, tying together the intricate threads of the investigation and revealing the motives behind the Marquis's crimes.

Their investigation leads them to the October Hotel, a location that holds critical clues to unraveling the Marquis's identity and motives.

he episode intensifies the suspense as the Temples uncover new clues and face increasing danger, bringing them closer to unveiling the Marquis's identity.

In this episode, Temple and Steve continue their pursuit of the elusive figure known as "The Marquis," who leaves calling cards at the scene of each crime.

The serial begins with the murder of American Myron Harwood, found dead in a country lane. A calling card bearing the name “The Marquis” is discovered on his body, marking the start of a series of celebrity killings. Each victim is found with the same ominous card, suggesting a calculated pattern by a mysterious figure known only as “The Marquis.”

Paul Temple and his wife Steve delve deeper into the enigmatic case of "The Marquis," a mysterious figure linked to a series of high-profile murders.

A series of high-profile murders, each victim found with a calling card signed "The Marquis." As the body count rises, including that of private investigator Rita Cartwright, Temple is called upon to assist Scotland Yard in unraveling the mystery.