Death in the Desert is the 408th episode of the radio drama series This Is Your FBI, which aired on ABC from 1945 to 1953.It was originally broadcast on January 23, 1953.The episode is based on a true story about the FBI's investigation into the 1952 murder of William H. Moore, a wealthy businessman from El Paso, Texas.Moore was found shot to death in his car in the desert outside of El Paso.The FBI's investigation led them to a group of Mexican nationals who had been working for Moore.The episode stars Stacy Harris as FBI Agent Jim Taylor and William Woodson as FBI Agent John Trent.It was written by Jerry Devine and directed by John Dunning.The episode is considered to be one of the best episodes of This Is Your FBI. It is a suspenseful and exciting story that tells the true story of how the FBI solved a difficult case.Here is a summary of the plot of the episode:William H. Moore, a wealthy businessman from El Paso, Texas, is found shot to death in his car in the desert outside of El Paso.The FBI is called in to investigate the murder.FBI Agents Jim Taylor and John Trent interview Moore's family and friends, but they are unable to find any leads.The agents then turn their attention to Moore's business associates.They learn that Moore had been having financial problems and that he had recently borrowed a large sum of money from a Mexican national named Carlos Ramirez.The agents track Ramirez down to Mexico City and arrest him.Ramirez confesses to the murder and tells the agents that he killed Moore because he owed him money.The agents return Ramirez to El Paso and he is put on trial for murder.Ramirez is found guilty and sentenced to death.The episode is a classic example of the kind of true-crime stories that This Is Your FBI was known for. It is a suspenseful and exciting story that tells the true story of how the FBI solved a difficult case.