The Case of Fleming Lewis (1952) | Classic Mystery TV | Craig Kennedy, Criminologist

A planned fishing trip turns into a murder mystery when a wealthy chemist, Fleming Lewis (Jack Mulhall), who is host to Craig Kennedy (Donald Woods), Evening Star reporter Walter Jameson (Lewis Wilson) and police Inspector J. J. Burke (Sydney Mason), is killed.
Director: Harry Fraser
Cast: Donald Woods, Sydney Mason, Lewis Wilson, Suzanne Dalbert, Tom Hubbard, Lane Bradford, Stephen Chase, Jack Mulhall, Norval Mitchell
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I'm looking forward to watching this show. Good clean image and sound. Many thanks.

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I’m glad I stumbled upon this series and I really appreciate the great quality of the picture. Thank you so much for sharing these with us!

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Great series great cast of actors . This great series is worth watching many times

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Very good show! Thank you...

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Thanks. Nice quality. Hope you have more episodes.

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Never heard of this series! Thank you so much for sharing!

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😃Thank you 👍

[@murielcoppage5122]

I don't remember this either!! I was only about 4 years old at the time!!

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Love it

[@MissouriOldTimer]

this is the first time I ever saw Lane Bradford when he wasn't a bad guy.

[@mr29]

He plays a good guy on an episode of Superman - and gets knocked out and kidnapped for his trouble!

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True

[@heatherfulmore3412]

I am too young to remember any of these movies. They must have been aired before my mother was born. The man's wife was a bad lady. That stuff looked like zombie powder from " The Serpent and the Rainbow" movie by Wes Craven. Thomas cleaned the rug too fast. He must be guilty.

[@TimothyGranville-wt3ui]

This was before I was borned . 1958 and sho

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It`s so bad that it is black & white...

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Being in color is no promise of quality.

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