Stingray

Someone from out of Ray's past is setting him up for murder. And the people he's helped before are either not helping him, or acting against him.

A test of a new self-contained research station goes awry and all but one of the researchers ends up dead.

A girl asks Ray to help her brother whom she thinks is in trouble.

A sculptor that Ray helped in the past is once again being stalked, apparently by the very same man who is supposed to be dead.

Ray turns down a journalist who shortly thereafter ends up dead.

Ray gets hired by a beautiful blonde to look into the disappearance of her father.

Ray poses as a college anthropology instructor in order to investigate suspicious accidents occurring at a construction site on what may be an Indian burial ground.

Ray gets involved when a man he helped in the past dies under suspicious circumstances working at the docks.

A cadet sees what appears to be the murder of a man by his fellow cadets. When no one believes his report, he hired Ray to find out the truth.

Ray is hired by an actor who's been having attempts on his life. The actor has a rather overly dramatic grasp of reality.

A principal of an inner city school turns to Ray for help when a Fagin-like criminal has his sights on three of his students.

Ray travels back to Vietnam to help retrieve a statue in return for a list of POWs still being held. During the transaction Ray is blinded and must learn to exist in a new world.

Ray is asked to reunite a Soviet scientist with her father who escaped years before.

A crop duster who Ray owes a favor leaves a message for Ray that he's in trouble, and Ray should make sure his estranged daughter receives everything.