Dr Blane ends up being blackmailed by his slimy son in law Jack Hardisty who has embezzled $100,000 from the bank that the father in law got him a job at.
When Hardisty is found dead. Perry Mason defends Bane.
Mason figures that an important clue is a buried clock used to trigger some wildlife photography.
The story based on a novel by Erle Stanley Gardner did not make much sense in the condensed television version. Even the method of setting up the murder was far fetched.
It was always going to come down to two suspects. At least Mason admits he was prospecting in the hope he would hit bonanza.
When Hardisty is found dead. Perry Mason defends Bane.
Mason figures that an important clue is a buried clock used to trigger some wildlife photography.
The story based on a novel by Erle Stanley Gardner did not make much sense in the condensed television version. Even the method of setting up the murder was far fetched.
It was always going to come down to two suspects. At least Mason admits he was prospecting in the hope he would hit bonanza.