Murder by Experts, a popular Old Time Radio show, aired on the Mutual network from June 1949 to December 1951, producing a total of 130 episodes. The show was created by the talented duo of Robert Arthur and David Kogan, also known for The Mysterious Traveler. The series showcased the works of renowned mystery writers, such as John Dickson Carr and Brett Halliday, who also hosted the program. The show also featured guest experts and a talented cast of actors, with names like Lawson Zerbe, Ann Shepherd, Santos Ortega, Ralph Bell, and William Zuckert.

The episodes were characterized by expert writing and complex plot twists, reflecting some of the best mystery writing known on radio. These stories, often filled with gore and supernatural settings, also occasionally incorporated elements of slapstick comedy. As a testament to its quality, the show - only six months on-air - won the prestigious "Edgar Award" for the best radio drama in 1950.

John Dickson Carr was known for sensational style and smart plot designs, while Brett Halliday (pen name of Davis Dresser) was best known for his private detective character, Michael Shayne. Both authors were prolific and their works sold millions of copies worldwide. Murder by Experts is a true gem and remains an enjoyable listen for fans of the genre.