Crime Does Not Pay
Ingenious Woman
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Crime Does Not Pay brings crime stories to radio, presenting the consequences of criminal choices in dramatic form. The title points to a moral frame: wrongdoing may promise an advantage, but the story turns toward the costs and repercussions of crime.
This entry is identified as “Ingenious Woman.” Its title suggests a story centered on a woman’s resourcefulness, while the program’s crime-drama format offers a compact, suspenseful listening experience shaped around criminal behavior and its outcome.
The tone is serious and cautionary, with the emphasis on crime and consequence rather than comedy or light entertainment. It suits listeners drawn to classic radio drama and stories that frame ingenuity against the risks and moral costs of breaking the law.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.