 Murder at Midnight was syndicated in 1946, with 50 or so episodes produced. The host was Raymond Morgan, a former Long Island-based clergyman, who gave up the ministry in order to work in radio. Possessing a booming and authoritative voice served him well in both jobs. Producer Lewis G. Cowan later did some television work, with credits which included The Burt Park Show, Cosmopolitan Theater, and the brief early 1950s series Fearless Fosdick, based on a character in the Little Abner comic strip.