Suspense: Till the Day I Die (1946) | A Killer Haunted by His Victim | Old Time Radio

*Description:* Experience another unforgettable episode of *Suspense* with *"Till the Day I Die,"* originally broadcast on September 19, 1946. This haunting drama explores guilt, redemption, and the inescapable consequences of a terrible crime. Synopsis After participating in a deadly brokerage office robbery, a desperate criminal shoots and kills an innocent employee. Believing he can leave his past behind, he soon discovers that fate has other plans. While riding a bus sometime later, he strikes up a conversation with an attractive woman and her young blond son. To his horror, he realizes that the woman is the widow of the man he murdered. Unable to escape the crushing burden of guilt, the killer begins secretly following the family. Using a false identity, he gradually becomes a trusted friend and frequent visitor in their home. As time passes, he develops a deep affection for the young boy, treating him almost as if he were his own son. Yet the memory of the crime hangs over him constantly, threatening to destroy the fragile world he has created. Filled with emotional complexity and mounting tension, "Till the Day I Die" stands among the most powerful and tragic stories produced by **Suspense**, showcasing the series' ability to combine psychological drama with heartbreaking irony. Every episode featured on *American Radio Rewind* undergoes significant audio restoration and enhancement. Careful processing is used to remove noise, reduce distortion, and improve overall clarity while preserving the authenticity of these historic performances, allowing modern listeners to experience these classic broadcasts as never before. Cast and Production Credits *Series:* Suspense *Episode:* "Till the Day I Die" *Original Broadcast Date:* September 19, 1946 *Network:* CBS Radio *Producer/Director:* William Spier *Music:* Bernard Herrmann *Announcer:* Harlow Wilcox *Writer:* Robert L. Richards *Star:* Joseph Cotten *Genre:* Psychological Drama, Crime, Mystery, Suspense