09 March 1968 53 mins
A man admits to the police a murder in London's busy Soho district, but cannot remember where he left the body.
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Michael Craig as Frank Guess
Leslie Phillips as Charlton
Gerald Sim as Sutton
Alec Ross as Cooper
Lillias Walker as Sonia
Joanne Dainton as Vicki
Jane Murdoch as Ann
Louis Negin as Dearman
Stephanie Cole as Betty Guess
United Kingdom 09 March 1968
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