Ghost Lover

In the fall of 1926, itinerant laborer Judd McCarthy disappears with a company payroll while traveling between two small towns in the Midwest. Thirty-three years later another man, lawyer Joel Hampton, thinks he is going insane. Victimized by nightmares and blackouts, Joel is prone to sudden, unpredictable violent outbursts. Psychiatrist Ned Finley, who becomes involved in the case, believes that Joel's problems defy traditional psychological explanations. When Finley places Joel under hypnosis, he speculates that his young patient may have a second personality hidden in his subconscious memories.