State Trooper: Season 2, Episode 50Sweet & Gentle, Ltd. (18 Aug. 1958)
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Reviews: write review Blake investigates the murder of a man found dead in his company's vault. Director:John EnglishWriter:Lawrence Kimble |
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Rod Cameron | ... |
Lt. Rod Blake
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Marguerite Dorn
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Constance Trayles
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Tol Avery | ... |
Leo Hogue
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Tyler McVey | ... |
Sheriff Tom Billings
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Blake is asked to investigate the disappearance of Constance Trayles husband, but the missing person's search turns into a murder investigation when the man is found to have suffocated to death in his company's vault. Circumstantial evidence points to the dead man's business partner, but the state trooper begins to wonder if the businessman hasn't been framed for the crime. Written by David Bassler
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18 August 1958 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Lt. Rod Blake: Oh, hello. I'm Rod Blake, chief investigator for the Nevada state troopers. Circumstantial evidence is every peace officer potential nightmare... the fear of building an airtight case around an innocent man. Of course, we pride ourselves on building one around a guilty man. This was the circumstantial evidence in the case I'm thinking of. We had a lightbulb that didn't throw any light, eyeglasses and we couldn't see and a crowbar that might have saved a man's live. You'll see them ...
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[first lines]Lt. Rod Blake: Oh, hello. I'm Rod Blake, chief investigator for the Nevada state troopers. Circumstantial evidence is every peace officer potential nightmare... the fear of building an airtight case around an innocent man. Of course, we pride ourselves on building one around a guilty man. This was the circumstantial evidence in the case I'm thinking of. We had a lightbulb that didn't throw any light, eyeglasses and we couldn't see and a crowbar that might have saved a man's live. You'll see them ...
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