The Case of the Lucky Legs
Pages
215
Rating
3.89
Year
1934
Description
Here's a Perry Mason entry with 21st century overtones!
Frank Patton was a promoter. Tall and dignified, he was a handsome and persuasive con-man. A crook. His racket of running contests for young women with beautiful legs was carefully planned. But, when Perry Mason finally caught up with him he had a nine inch knife in his chest. It wasn't long before his client, Marjorie Clune, stood accused of the deed.
Frank Patton was a promoter. Tall and dignified, he was a handsome and persuasive con-man. A crook. His racket of running contests for young women with beautiful legs was carefully planned. But, when Perry Mason finally caught up with him he had a nine inch knife in his chest. It wasn't long before his client, Marjorie Clune, stood accused of the deed.