Perry Mason

Acquitted of a burglary charge, a young redheaded waitress is booked for murder.

Perry Mason enters what appears to be a simple case of divorce and blackmail.

Murder occurs with explosive violence in the fight for control of supposedly oil-rich land.

Mason is faced with one of the toughest cases of his legal career.

Mason comes to the aid of a young heiress in the matter of her father's estate.

A lucrative rare orchid business attracts the attention of an ex-convict.

What appears to be homicide in defense of a woman's honor proves to be something else entirely.

A young woman and her roommate are found close to death from an overdose of sleeping pills.

Mason finds himself involved in a case of blackmail and homicide.

A cold case homicide, an arsenic poisoning, and a disappearing corpse are involved in one case.

The particular way a candle has burned proves to be a key clue in the case against Mason's client.

Perry Mason hauls in a prize catch but finds himself involved in a homicide investigation.

An attractive waitress is so frightened that she runs out of a restaurant without her paycheck.

Mason is given half of a thousand dollar bill as a retainer in a cloak-and-dagger case.

Two fan dancers, a stolen horse, and a set of bloody feathers make strange evidence in this case.

A confession obtained through truth serum use puts Perry Mason on the side of the patient.

A stunning sunbather finds that she is the victim of a robbery.

While investigating a hit and run accident on behalf of one client, Mason happens upon another.

Loyalty and friendship compel Perry Mason to pit his legal skills against circumstantial evidence.

Perry Mason attempts to convince an unscrupulous PI that there is no payoff in blackmail.