and Hare. A television film was made of the story in 1966, directed by Toby Robertson, broadcast as the second episode of Mystery and Imagination. Only audio recordings of the production are known to survive. "The Body-Snatcher" published in the Warren magazine Creepy No. 7 [February 1966] was adapted by Archie Goodwin and illustrated by Reed Crandall. The story is slightly altered: Fettes is Dr "Toddy" MacFarlane's laboratory assistant rather than a fellow student of Dr Knox. The story was also adapted by Ian Martin for a 1974 episode of The CBS Radio Mystery Theater starring Howard Da Silva, Ralph Bell, Court Benson, Patricia Elliott, and Ken Harvey. The show was also adapted for radio again in 1980 as part of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation series Nightfall. References External links Full text Cover of the Christmas 1884 edition of the Pall Mall Gazette 1884 short stories Short stories by Robert Louis Stevenson Ghosts in written fiction Horror short stories Works originally published in The Pall Mall Gazette Short stories adapted into films Cultural depictions of William Burke and Hare