In the ’50s this Hitchcock story might have passed for light entertainment. Today, it reads as true crime. – Daily Talks

In the ’50s this Hitchcock story might have passed for light entertainment. Today, it reads as true crime.

The story of a man planning to murder his wife might have passed for light entertainment in 1954, but in 2025 it reads closer to true crime…
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