George's search for an estranged brother develops into a murder case involving impersonation, deception and a hidden identity.

This Let George Do It broadcast aired on April 12, 1948. Mutual Broadcasting System carried the broadcast. The cast includes Bill Bissell, Bob Bailey, Frances Robinson, Gloria Blondell, and Harry Bartell. Other credited names include Don Clark as director, David Victor as writer, Herbert Little Jr. as writer, Bud Hiestand as announcer, and Carlton KaDell as announcer.

The surviving recording runs about 29 minutes. The broadcast is also associated with Standard Oil and Chevron.

Bob Bailey stars as George Valentine, a resourceful troubleshooter who answers requests for help and repeatedly finds ordinary jobs turning into mysteries, danger, and murder.