Bonnie Jones fresh from West Virginia arrives in Los Angeles and is looking for a gig as a folksinger. Usually those kind of people are not in the best financial situations, but Jones happens to be loaded. She gets a job at Gary Crosby's club and also brings in her own heckler, Mark Goddard from her neck of the woods who is a giving a real good imitation of a stalker.
She also signs with a talent agent Robert Harris who asks and gets a $50,000.00 check from her. It's 'up front' money he says, but he's got a lot of debts around and he needs the dough. Not for long since he winds up dead, Jones arrested and Raymond Burr has another client.
I have to say that Mark Goddard was the best in this story. He really looks and acts like one crazy fool who'd do anything. Did he do the crime though?
For that you have to watch this Perry Mason episode.
She also signs with a talent agent Robert Harris who asks and gets a $50,000.00 check from her. It's 'up front' money he says, but he's got a lot of debts around and he needs the dough. Not for long since he winds up dead, Jones arrested and Raymond Burr has another client.
I have to say that Mark Goddard was the best in this story. He really looks and acts like one crazy fool who'd do anything. Did he do the crime though?
For that you have to watch this Perry Mason episode.