EPISODE · Dec 17, 2011 · 33 MIN

Demon Eyes

from Campfire Radio Theater · host Haunted Air Audio

Rookie FBI agent Sara Gowan must locate the missing victims of serial killer Wesley Morrow before his looming execution. Complicating matters... a pair of mysterious eyeglasses belonging to Morrow that may allow one to see a frightful truth lurking in our midst. Written, directed and produced by John Ballentine Cast Diane Gilbert Alan Pierce John Ballentine Blaine Hicklin Teresa Ballentine Music by Kevin MacLeod Follow us on Facebook @CampfireRadioTheater and Twitter @CampfireRadio Running time 32:36

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