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And now, Thrilling Stories Presents the final installment of Identity Theft. Mark hunts Bamotti down after saving his wife, Nadia, from certain death. Bamotti calls his bodyguard to make a special deilivery at the hospital but Mark finds Bamotti and asks for his life back. A gun goes off ... BANG! Listen to find out. Directed by Marylin Hebert. Written by Brian Herskowitz. Produced by Marylin Hebert and Brian Herskowitz Music by Leonard Wolf with: Brian Herskowitz as Mark, Adam Lazar-White as Joey, Robin Collins as Detective Young, RC Samo as the Bodyguard, Jamal Johnson Bodyguard A and Marylin Hebert as the Policewoman. You've been listening to the conclusion of Thrilling Stories' - Identity Theft. Thank you for joining us for Identity Theft and look for more Thrilling Stories soon. 

Mark procures a gun from a drug dealer and heads off to confront Joey Bamotti. He returns to his home to discover Detective Lester Allesandro has pistol-whipped his wife. After dispatching Lester, Mark rushes Nadia to the hospital and then continues on his path to face his nemisis. Directed by Marylin Hebert and written by Brian Herskowitz. Produced by Brian Herskowitz and Marylin Hebert. Music by Leonard Wolf. Cast: Adam Lazar-White as Joey Bamotti, James Cotton as Lester, Yuri Brown as Nadia and Jamal Johnson as Snoots. Join us next week for the conclusion of Thrilling Stories - Identity Theft. 

While Mark tries to find a way to end his body-switching nightmare, Nadia, his wife began to wonder if the man sleeping in her bed is truly her husband.  When Mark calls and tells her to ask Mark (Joey posing as Mark) about their deceased son, she realizes that he may have been telling her the truth. Meanwhile, Mark, determined to confront Joey goes on the hunt for a gun. Starring: Adam Lazar-White as Joey Bamotti, Adam Lazar-White as Joey Bamotti, James Cotton as Lester, Elesther Latham as the Vendor Yuri Brown as Nadia RC Samo as the Bodyguard. Music by Emmy winning Composer Lenoard Wolf. Directed by Marylin Hebert Producers: Brian Herskowitz & Marylin Hebert

Mourning the death of his close friend, Delroy, Mark continues to seek an answer to his body-switching dilemma.  He realizes that Cat may be in danger. His fear is well-founded as Cat is shot and killed in front of him.  Joey and his bodyguard plant evidence that will lead back to Mark. Mark flees for his life, and find his way to his old offices at the Picayune Times building. He breaks into his old boss's office and searches for clues, but a Young Stringer left to mind the city-desk catches him.  They struggle and Mark is forced to defend himself. Back on the street,  Mark decides it’s time that he confronts Joey in person. Directed and Written by Brian Herskowitz.Produced by Marylin Hebert and Brian Herskowitz. With: Dendrie Taylor as Cat Adam Lazar White as Joey Bamotti Elester Latham as the Vendor Randy Blekitas as the DJ R.C. Samo as the Bodyguard Robin Collins as the Young Stringer Antonio Chavez as Loading Dock Worker Music by Leonard Wolf Join us next week for Episode 7 of Thrilling Stories – Identity Theft. 

Mark is still trapped in Joey’s body, and now the police have named him as the prime suspect in the murder of the voodoo priest Andajou. Meanwhile, Delroy, Mark’s friend, and colleague starts to investigate on his own. Mark and Cat become lovers. While Joey takes advantage of his time with Nadia.  Directed and Written by Brian Herskowitz, Produced by Marylin Hebert and Brian Herskowitz.With Adam Lazar White as Delroy and Joey, James Cotton as Lester, Yuri Brown as Nadia, Dendrie Taylor as Cat, Marylin Hebert as the Young Waitress, Bailey Herskowitz as the Reporter, Maggie Herskowitz as 911 Operator, Jamal Johnson and R.C. Samo as the police officers. *Music by Emmy Winning composer Leonard Wolf.* Join us next week for Episode 6 of Thrilling Stories – Identity Theft 

Mark is searching for the Andajou the Voodo Priest who made the majic potion that switched his face with Italian gangster -Joey Bamotti. Mark Tompkins is still trapped in the body of mobster Joey Bamotti. He plans to meet with his old friend Delroy. He convinces Delroy to help him find answers. He learns of a professor of Neuroscience who may be able to help him. When his discussion illuminating talk with the professor ends he goes to seek out the Voodoo Priest/Con-man Andajou. When he enters Andajou's apartment he's met with a very unsettling surprise. Produced by Marylin Hebert and Brian Herskowitz. Starring: Dendrie Taylor as Cat, Adam Lazar-White as Delroy, Elster Latham as Andajou, Gina Hecht as Professor Hajossyov, Antonio Chavez as the Junkie, Maggie Herskowitz as the telephone operator and Jamal Johnson as the Stranger.  

Mark is looking for a dancer named Cat to find out what happened to his identity. Mark's sleuth work gives him more questions than answers. Episode 3: Mark tracks down the mysterious and beautiful Cat. He confronts her about her whereabouts the night before when another memory comes back to him. He recalls an old man, a con artist, named Andajou who he believes was involved in is being “stolen” from his body. He decides he has to enlist help, and he knows who to turn to next. Produced by Marylin Hebert & Brian Herskowitz. Starring; Dendrie Taylor, Elester Latham, Jamal Johnson, Joel Gibb the announcer & Emmy winning composer Leonard Wolf.

Mark goes into his home and his wife Nadia doesn't know who he is and reacts like he is an intruder! Episode 2: Mark returns home and finds that his wife, Nadia, has left the door open. When she sees him, she assumes that he’s an intruder and hits the panic button on the house alarm. Mark has to flee before the police arrive. He retraces his steps and remembers a beautiful and mysterious woman that sat next to him during his evening of debauchery. Produced by Marylin Hebert & Brian Herskowitz.  

Identity theft. Mark discovers he is someone else in the mirror. What happened to his identity? Who is he? Episode 1: Mark Tompkins awakens after a night of heavy drinking with a killer headache and a sore throat. He stumbles back home only to find he’s locked out of his house, and his wallet. When he’s picked up by the police for vagrancy, he discovers something truly shocking – the face in the mirror isn’t his own. Released by the police, Mark seeks out the answers to this supernatural mystery. 

Thrilling stories coming soon. Stay tuned for amazing dramas written by top Hollywood writers with an all-star cast. Producer/writer Brian Herskowitz and Producer/director Marylin Hebert.