I am truly surprised that no one thought to look for the underwater camera that the missing person had on his person at the time of his disappearance while scuba diving. If the police or the Coast Guard thought to look then there might not be an episode for 77 Sunset Strip.
That's the case Roger Smith is assigned from an insurance company which is rather reluctant to pay out the policy to widow Whitney Blake. The story is that the deceased became a shark's lunch and there's footage showing a shark on the premises. But the footage raises more questions than answers.
Kookie lovers everywhere got a special treat in seeing a shirtless Edd Byrnes doing some scuba diving retreating the evidence that should have been found in the first place.
Nicely done story.
That's the case Roger Smith is assigned from an insurance company which is rather reluctant to pay out the policy to widow Whitney Blake. The story is that the deceased became a shark's lunch and there's footage showing a shark on the premises. But the footage raises more questions than answers.
Kookie lovers everywhere got a special treat in seeing a shirtless Edd Byrnes doing some scuba diving retreating the evidence that should have been found in the first place.
Nicely done story.