Adam Graham

This is probably the episode of Johnny Dollar that has the most gothic feel to it.

I do wonder why they decided to air this on May 24th.

It's a creepy idea for a mystery, and well realized with a lot of atmosphere.

To me, this feels like a Halloween episode, and I can't find any date with Poe that's tied to May 24th.

I do wonder why they decided to air this on May 24th.

As a mystery, the atmosphere is great, but it does sacrifice some realism.

To me, this feels like a Halloween episode, and I can't find any date with Poe that's tied to May 24th.

It's tough to believe that when the police investigated this,

As a mystery, the atmosphere is great, but it does sacrifice some realism.

At some point, the fact that they all belong to the same wine club and their wills all left their wine collections to the same person who just happened to have the same initials of Edgar Allan Poe and be obsessed with him.

It's tough to believe that when the police investigated this,

At some point, the fact that they all belong to the same wine club and their wills all left their wine collections to the same person who just happened to have the same initials of Edgar Allan Poe and be obsessed with him.

This is a red flag.

Now, obviously, the murders were grouped out over time.

Many years and many different states.

This is a red flag.

Now, obviously, the murders were grouped out over time.

But if Harry Branson figures it out, it does seem that police should have cooperated and figured it as well.

many years and many different states.

But then Johnny wouldn't have had this great case to investigate.