Episode
Perry Mason: The Case of the Double-Entry Mind
Overview
A company bookkeeper's wife is charged with the murder of a female employee who had been blackmailing her.
Details
- Series
- Perry Mason
- Season
- Season 6
- Episode
- Episode 4
- Air date
- 1962-10-18
- Runtime
- 52 min
Episode context
The Case of the Double-Entry Mind is Episode 4 in Season 6 of Perry Mason. It aired on 1962-10-18. The runtime is 52 min.
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Episode 3: The Case of the Playboy Pugilist
Boxing trainer Jimmy West thinks he's finally found a championship contender in Davey Carroll. Unfortunately, Davey has a hard time keeping it in his pants and his tangled love life leads to Jimmy being charged with murder.
Episode 5: The Case of the Hateful Hero
Young cop Jimmy Anderson, cousin of Lt. Anderson, and veteran Otto Norden come across a robbery at the Wilson Plastics Company while on patrol one night. A shooting occurs and Otto is killed. Evidence then points to Jimmy as having been an accomplice in the burglary and he is suspended from the police force. Then the night watchman at Wilson Plastics, a disgraced ex-cop, is found strangled to death. Lt. Anderson then asks Perry to look into things and defend Jimmy against all charges.
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Perry and the team investigate the murder of an antiquarian bookseller with an interest in forgery.
Episode 7: The Case of the Unsuitable Uncle
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Episode 8: The Case of the Stand-In Sister
Two brothers at separate times have claimed the same young girl as their daughter. One brother owns a fleet of tuna boats; the other is a mobster. Then banker Franz Moray reveals that $100,000 due to the girl via a trust fund has been mishandled. When Moray is found murdered Perry steps in and discovers an old family secret.
Episode 9: The Case of the Weary Watchdog
Della asks Perry for $25,000 for her friend Janet Brent, who is being blackmailed. Edward Franklin, an employee of Janet's husband, has staged compromising photos of her in a motel. At a party, Janet confronts Franklin and hits him with a small statue of a "weary watchdog." The police arrest Della when they find her driving Janet's car from the scene of the argument. Franklin is dead, struck three times on the head with the statue. Perry defends Janet knowing that if he loses, Della will go to prison as an accessory.
Episode 10: The Case of the Lurid Letter
A young widowed high school English teacher in a small town is accused via letter of making passes and more towards some of her male students. But a small town is small town and it seems that all the key figures are involved somehow, the principal, the lawyer, the doctor, the local barkeep, and of course the oldest boy, who's really more of a man, in the high school.
Episode 11: The Case of the Fickle Filly
When Jennifer is alone after her father's heart attack, her only friend is her filly Tiger Lily. She's penniless until a present from her late father is dropped in her lap, but it turns out that the present is worthless, although Brad Shelby did pay $50,000 in order to capitalize on it.
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Episode 13: The Case of the Shoplifter's Shoe
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