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Lt. Weston isn't convinced that Ed Reed, being convicted of killing a woman he's been seen with, is actually guilty. The despondent Reed tells Maris that he's innocent of murder, but admits he tried to burn down his own house--not to destroy evidence, but because he needs the insurance money.
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 Macdonald Carey |
Herbert L. Maris |
 Karl Swenson |
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 Tracey Roberts |
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Harlan Warde |
Charlie Parker |
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John Doucette |
Lt. John Weston |
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Season 1 Episodes
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The Blood Red Ruby
Ep 38
Voice of Doom
Ep 37
Sentenced to Die
Ep 36
So Shall Ye Reap
Ep 35
Mind Over Murder
Ep 34
Last Chance
Ep 33
Society Matron
Ep 32
The Frame
Ep 31
First Prize for Murder
Ep 30
The Trouble Cop
Ep 29
The Locket
Ep 28
Death and Texas
Ep 27
Murder is a Gamble
Ep 26
The Trigger
Ep 25
Poker Club
Ep 24
Election Night
Ep 23
Murder Plays it Cool
Ep 22
Strange Summons
Ep 21
Dead Man's Shoes
Ep 20
Morality and the Shield
Ep 19
Never Bet the Odds
Ep 18
The Case of Corporal Ne...
Ep 17
His Father's Footsteps
Ep 16
A Reputation
Ep 15
The Manly Art of Murder
Ep 14
The Drop
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