Vorherige Episode
S01E39 - "Smoke Screen"
Ausgestrahlt am Feb 4, 1961, 5:00 PM
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Episoden (1 Staffel · 39 Episoden)
The Victor Riesel Story
After many years of exposing corrupt labor union bosses at the New York Daily Mirror, with his with syndicated column going to over 356 papers, an investigative journalist is brought down by an acid attack that costs him his sight. Reported by Victor Reisel in his Hall Syndicate column.
Sep 17, 1959
30 Min.
State Scandal
Suspecting a friend of embezzlement, a reporter is forced to choose between loyalty and respect for the law. Reported by E. George Thiem at the Chicago Daily News.
Sep 24, 1959
30 Min.
Pickup
A persistent reporter becomes convinced that a mild-mannered book salesman is responsible for the murder of two women. Reported by Vern Lechliter at the Wyoming Eagle.
Oct 1, 1959
30 Min.
The Neon Touch
Oct 8, 1959
30 Min.
Extortion
Oct 15, 1959
30 Min.
The Accusing Finger
Oct 22, 1959
30 Min.
Mass Murder (Flight 169)
Oct 29, 1959
30 Min.
The Case of the Stranger
Nov 5, 1959
30 Min.
Charm Boy
Nov 12, 1959
30 Min.
Old Man Lost
Nov 19, 1959
30 Min.
The Human Storm
Nov 26, 1959
30 Min.
Hot Stuff
Dec 3, 1959
30 Min.
The Face of a Thief
Dec 10, 1959
30 Min.
Murderess
Dec 17, 1959
30 Min.
Chain Reaction
Dec 24, 1959
30 Min.
Clean Kill
Dec 31, 1959
30 Min.
Lonely Hearts Killer
Jan 7, 1960
30 Min.
Return to Murder
Just as two rival teen gangs are about to make peace after a long period of conflict, a former member is released from prison and sabotages their efforts. Reported by Stuart McClure at the San Francisco Examiner.
Jan 14, 1960
30 Min.
Scramble
When unruly soldiers from a new Air Force base disrupt the quiet life of a small Texas town, reporter Matt Conklin of the Sherman Democrat steps in to negotiate a fair solution.
Jan 21, 1960
30 Min.
Massacre
A desperate criminal murders an entire family in order to finance his plan to escape to Mexico. Reported by John Keyes at the San Francisco Call-Bulletin.Ă‚Â
Jan 28, 1960
30 Min.
The Blue Dahlia
Waking from a blackout with blood on his hands, a young soldier turns himself in to police for the brutal killing of a young woman, but a stubborn reporter becomes convinced that the man is innocent. Reported by Jack Lotto at the New York Mirror.
Feb 4, 1960
30 Min.
Checkmate
Reporters join police to put pressure on a man suspected of having murdered a 15-year-o1d girl. Reported by Ed Montgomery and Bob Bryant at the San Francisco Examiner.
Feb 11, 1960
30 Min.
Jailbreak
Three convicts plot their escape from a maximum-security prison by forging the warden's signature on pardons. Reported by Harry McCormick at The Houston Press.
Feb 18, 1960
30 Min.
The Mad Bomber
After 16 years of terrorizing New York City, George Metesky is finally identified as the Mad Bomber by journalists using criminal profiling. Reported by Seymor Berkson at the Journal-American.
Feb 25, 1960
30 Min.
