When the story begins, Cannon is meeting with a convicted murderer that he helped put away 10 years earlier. Why? Because the man insists he's innocent and has already refused parole twice, as to get parole you need to admit to committing the crime and he still won't. Cannon is apprehensive about this but agrees to work the case. During the course of his investigation, three more bodies pile up and it's obvious some serial killer is afoot. But when it looks like the killer might be a CIA agent, the agency works hard to get Cannon to drop the case. Naturally that means he'll investigate all the harder!
This is a very good episode of "Cannon"--well written, very interesting and tense. Worth seeing.
This is a very good episode of "Cannon"--well written, very interesting and tense. Worth seeing.