You know the routine. A character with multiple potential enemies is killed and Perry Mason's client looks extremely guilty due to the circumstances of the case in the first half. In the second half, usually in a pretrial hearing, Perry (with help from his able assistants) finds out who the real murderer is, usually eliciting a witness stand confession, or one from the gallery. Tried and true, and fits the 52 minute time frame.
This episode has Perry MUCH more busy, involved in the murder case, but also an important accessory murder case and a Grand Theft case.
When Hamilton Burger's jaw drops a little more deeply than it usually does, you can almost feel for the man.
Tightly written, well thought out, and Perry's knowledge of ugly art (look at his office!) comes into play here. A great episode for fans of the series or even those who just want an engaging Whodunnit.
This episode has Perry MUCH more busy, involved in the murder case, but also an important accessory murder case and a Grand Theft case.
When Hamilton Burger's jaw drops a little more deeply than it usually does, you can almost feel for the man.
Tightly written, well thought out, and Perry's knowledge of ugly art (look at his office!) comes into play here. A great episode for fans of the series or even those who just want an engaging Whodunnit.