The same when he is at work and he sees more headlines about the story. The case bothers his digestion when he is at a lunch counter and he sees the headlines. At first Donna does not want Perry to defend her because she cannot afford him, and she says she is tired of others paying her bills. Carpenter's protege, Donna Ross, only twenty. And the guilt gets laid at the feet of Mr. It turns out that Worthington is lying, but it gets the police looking into the death of David Carpenter in more detail, and they determine that the death was indeed murder. Carpenter and tells her that he witnessed her husband's death, and that it was murder. A little weasel of a man, George Worthington, comes to Mrs. But the 150000 dollar policy on his life was less than two years old so it would not pay out on suicide.
He leaves his studio and later that day his car crashes into a canyon, presumably a suicide. Excellent Tragedy.Ī renowned concert pianist, David Carpenter, had his left hand destroyed in an accident and has just found out that medicine can do nothing for him. Hell, I felt sorry for her, for Donna, and for the guy who lost everything. I think Murder 2 is a risk, also Man 2, maybe with an emotional break, and I'll bet it could plead down to temporary insanity she DID try to stop the car, after all. He had explained that it wasn't first degree murder. As a fine twist in the end, you just HAD to know that Donna (I love that name) was gonna cash in a lot of the gifts that Carpenter had given her in favor of a defense fund for Anita. The music issue, the beauty of the women, the tragedy of the superstar virtuoso in misplaced love, the classical renderings would make for a fine operatic performance. I felt personally sorry for all three of the main characters in this almost Shakespearean opera. The rest of this story is about the sadness and grief that can make a person crazy with emotional pain. I just love it when gossip salesmen get slapped down. There is a killer, however, and a slimy scurve who is as snakey as they come exposed by his own petty greed.
I MEAN IT!! Do yourself a big favor and get these stories from Amazon, so you can check them out for yourself, but DON'T read further GOT IT? The other reviewers have covered the storyline so well, that I hesitated to say anything, but my big mouth won't let it go, so, I'm gonna say this: there are no murderers in this episode. **SPOILERS** GO NO further if you haven't seen this episode. A good who-done-it mystery that will have you guessing throughout the show. This episode is a breath of fresh air for the viewer. And with the help of Anita Carpenter, wife of dead man, she retains Perry Mason to defend Donna in court. Evidence gather by Lt Tragg points to the young protégé Donna Ross. So it seems that someone gave the man the story to lead police to murder but not enough to actually be a suspect. But with more investigation the claim of murder was just as the man had stated. But his story is filled with holes when Lt Tragg discovers that the man was in another state when the accident occurred. He says he witnessed someone pushing the car off the cliff. A few days later a man claims that it was not suicide but instead murder. Seems Donna and Mr Carpenter was having an affair even though Mr Carpenter was married and at least 25 years older. Before he dies, he calls his young protégé Donna Ross and advised her that he loved her. He was so despondent that he drives in car over the cliff in what the police call suicide. David Carpenter was concert pianist that was involved in an accident that left one of his hands damaged beyond repair.
Comes across very well on the screen and will have the viewer interested till the end. Here we have a nice refreshing story that is played well by the actors.
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