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Enter into a happy scene at a carnival, and its colorful attractions. In the tunnel of love, a nervous man crosses paths with a woman who rides the ride alone, In the dark, he reveals his story, one that was supposed to remain a secret if he hopes to live.
He tells how his embittered uncle, a wealthy man, has made a bet with him, but the old guy is out to kill his nephew, and see that his money goes to no one. As long as Robert can stay alive for a few more hours, the fortune is his. Conditions of the bet are that he can tell nobody, he has to stay in public, go home for at least an hour per day, meet with his uncle, and sign a confession that if dear uncle should die, it was Robert who killed him. For the next 6 months, his uncle promises to be out to kill Robert, but if he can survive, the fortune is his.
Robert hides in the tunnel of love and continues to tell his new companion his nerve-racking ordeal, and pranks his uncle has sent his way. Right up until the previous evening, and the way uncle gloated while sitting behind his big mahogany desk. What’s the tried and true method that uncle plans to kill Robert with, in the next 24 hours? Wouldn’t you like to know!
His companion has her own secret to tell. She’s his uncle’s secretary. Has she been sent to spy on him? When cops arrive, Robert is accused of killing his uncle. How was he supposed to have poisoned his uncle? The facts are stacked against Robert, but will the cops listen to the secretary for some key evidence that can clear Robert?
