Carolyn, a married woman has a tryst with her lover in a hotel, she sees a murder in the room across the hall.

A pretty good episode, a bit far fetched but not bad. Lois Nettleton gives a good performance as Carolyn, whose husband also happens to be a prosecuting attorney. An interesting thing to me was the lover (Jed Allan) and the killer (Alan Feinstein) look very much alike, both tall guys with curly dark hair. The killer stalks Carolyn and acts crazier and crazier as the show goes on.

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Carolyn, the unfaithful wife of a city prosecutor, witnesses a murder after meeting her paramour in a hotel. She cannot identify him, but the killer, an escapee from a mental institution, befriends and begins stalking her.

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