My name is
Victoria Winters. Just when the terror in my life seemed to be subsiding, and
the pleasure of a weekend away from Collinwood was moments away, I suddenly
found myself facing a situation more horrible than anything I had known.
Vicki runs into Matthew’s
house, hoping to escape her attacker.
She says she doesn’t have time to call him now, but she’ll tell him later.
He stops her from calling,
taking the phone away from her and asking her to explain.
She tries to pick up the
phone, but he stops her again. He doesn’t want her making trouble for the
Collins family.
She tries to leave and he grabs her.
David comes home and tells Liz
he was playing at the cliffs.
She wonders why Vicki isn’t back yet.
Matthew tells Vicki he wants
her to sit down so he can ask her questions.
He wants to know what she
found out about Mr. Malloy’s death. David overheard her say she thinks she
knows who did it.
She tells him about the
fountain pen and how that proves that Roger was lying.
Matthew calls it a foolish
notion that Roger was involved.
She tells him someone has
tried to kill her at least twice. Someone tried to run her down.
Matthew says Roger wouldn’t
have done that.
Vicki says he could have been
in cahoots with someone. Or someone else is guilty.
Matthew asks who.
Vicki says she doesn’t know
(she’s getting a good idea now, though).
David says maybe the ghosts
got Vicki. Liz sends him to go have his dinner.
Frank arrives for his date
with Vicki.
He’s worried she isn’t back yet.
They decide to go look for
her.
They don’t find anything but
the broken urn.
When they return, Liz decides to call Matthew before calling
the sheriff.
Matthew tells Vicki no one
would hurt her.
When Liz calls, Matthew says
he hasn’t seen “her.”
Vicki wants to know whether he
means her, but she doesn’t ask before he hangs up.
He claims she was asking about
Carolyn.
Vicki says Carolyn isn’t
expected back till late.
Matthew says she seems afraid.
She denies it.
He says she needs to stop
causing trouble.
He tells her the car probably
didn’t see her.
It’s hard to see on a country road at eight o’clock at night.
She wonders how he knew what
time it was.
When she tries to leave, he
grabs her and drags her back.
The sheriff arrives at Collinwood and goes
out to look for Vicki.
Vicki denies thinking Matthew
has something to do with Bill’s death.
She knows he didn’t have any reason to
do that.
She tells him she feels sick.
She promises not to try to run if he gets her water.
He goes to get whiskey.
She tries to run out the door, but he drags her back. He admits to killing Bill.
She asks what he’s going to do. 
She says they'll search for her everywhere. He has to let her go.
Cast,
In Order of Appearance
Victoria Winters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . Alexandra Moltke
Matthew Morgan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . Thayer David
David Collins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . David Henesy
Elizabeth
Collins Stoddard .
. . . . . . . . . . . . Joan Bennett
Frank Garner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. Conard Fowkes
Sheriff George
Patterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dana Elcar
Fashion by Ohrbach’s
Directed by Lela Swift
Written by Ron Sproat
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