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She was eye-candy in all her shots.Paperback. Barbara Hale never look so good as she does in this episode. Not really a bad episode just, after reading the book, it was dry. The story was good- the book was good- but this episode was a disappointment. This leads to a possible tampering with evidence charge on Perry that could include Della. But before Hamilton sees the envelope containing the letter Perry has already steamed it open. They even are suppose to have a letter written by Mr Davenport claiming he was being poisoned by his wife. But before the trial even starts, Lt Tragg and Hamilton Burger have a mound of evidence to present to the judge. Had someone taken the body? Could Mr Davenport still be alive? And why did someone empty Mr Davenport's bank account the day of the apparent death? All these are answers we get through the use of Myrna hiring Perry Mason to defend her in court. When the police arrive the doc, along with Ms Davenport, open the motor inn door to find the body of Mr Davenport gone.
When the doc arrives he tells him that he had some candy that his wife packed and believes it is poisoned. When Mr Davenport checks into a motor inn to stay the night, he becomes sick. Ed goes as far as hiring a private investigator to look into the matter. This was something that had happened to their Uncle Charley a few years ago. The episode begins with Ed Davenport (John Stephenson) believing his wife, Myrna Davenport (June Dayton), is poisoning him. So we are left with a good story that flew like the wind in order to get the show over by the 52 minute mark.
The book spent time going into people background and relationship- that is something that an hour long drama mystery just cannot do with interest. For whatever reason, it did not play as well when made for TV. The storyline of this episode was taken from a great 'Perry Mason' book.
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