Perry Mason

Perry receives a phone call, supposedly from a man whose funeral he attended three years earlier.

Perry defends his client by invoking the constitutional provision of double jeopardy.

A 13-year-old boy gets Mason involved in one of the toughest cases of his career.

The officer Mason is to represent on a murder charge is found dead.

Perry finds himself deeply embroiled in a case involving blackmail, embezzlement and murder.

A man is charged with murder after asking Perry's advice in a case of embezzlement and blackmail.

A schoolteacher plays the good Samaritan by taking a friend home, only to be charged with murder.

A jockey is charged with murder.

A possible art forgery is somehow involved in the death of an art dealer.

A man freed by Perry from an unjust, 5-year imprisonment subsequently is charged with murder.

Perry is faced with the unusual task of having to cross-examine a parrot.

A murder charge against a woman follows the cutting attempt which ruins a huge diamond.

A young woman and her aunt find themselves involved in a murder.

Perry's client seeking advice on breaking a contract is suspected of murder.

Perry defends a woman accused of committing murder with an ice pick; guest Ruta Lee.

A district attorney's investigation leads to a blackmail threat.

When all the evidence points to a young woman as the murderer, Mason comes to her defense.

A caretaker is charged with arson and the killing of his employer.

An Australian bishop wants Perry to establish a woman's claim to a multimillion dollar inheritance.

Perry takes his first trip backstage in a New York theater when his client is charged with homicide.

A confidential tape between psychiatrist and patient is stolen.

Perry resorts to legal trickery to prove his client's innocence.

Perry uses photography to help a building contractor accused of slaying an amateur photographer.

A man is accused of killing his business partner's wife.