Two girls are missing, and it's Joe Friday's job to find them. Working the Homacide department with partner, Ben Romero, Friday begins to gather details. Troubling news comes in when…
In this undated episode, In the precinct office, Captain Canelli sends the new shift of police patrolmen on their way to protect and to serve. A distraught mother enters to get help finding her teen age son. Canelli isn't too concerned. Teen age boys are independent enough to take care of themselves. They don't need mommy's apron strings around them.
The case of contradictions gets a big start with the changing weather. A dame needs to hire Sam in regards to her fiancee, Ben Comiski. He is being held in jail for robbery. The evidence is going against him, but Ben doesn't look the part of a common thief. Is he responsible for a rash of robberies, or just taking the fall for someone?
Watson excerises hiss powers of observation, and deduction on a box of cigars, then it's off to investigate a rash of murder. Holmes interviews people on the street about the killed Hindu tobaccanists.
Having a reputation as a good scout, Sam is hired by an Indian named, Black Cloud. On the reservation, Sam learns of a meeting with an engineer and an attempt to regain a lost artifact. Sam is also to guard a wampum belt. Hobart is said to have disappeared, a matter of amusement to his partner, Watts, but Sam finds the missing man in disguise in China town.
The date seems to be from a later season than the date on the show, as it mentions the date of November 15, 1950 in it. Sam seems to dictate the notice of his own death.
When Laura Barkley is found murdered, there's no sign of struggle or even a forced entry to her apartment. Friday consults with the crime lab, but further crime scene investigation…
Joe Friday and Ben Romero are called away on a matter of life and death, when they respond to help with the investigation of a Chinese man. In the process…
Good audio quality. At a big town newspaper, Edward G Robinson plays a relentless editor out for the news at any cost. His social columnist, played by Claire Trevor, tries…