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Clips from Perry Mason - The Case of the Corresponding Corpse (S02E02)

TV Series 1957 –2023 Season 2, Episode 1 60 min ★ 7.6/10 (32,014 ratings) 1,096 clips

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Now, where would that get me?
it can destroy your life,
Well, I'm sure we can come to terms.
Blackmail?
You must have had money once.
( footsteps approaching )
Confound it. Where you been?
Get them yourself.
I'll tell Mr. Mason you called.
He died almost three years ago.
Where?
Bad news, dearie?
Mr. Walker wants to know
( sighs )
Well, you know how I feel about marriage.
LAURA: Mason?
He was George's lawyer. I wonder what he wants.
I don't think so, George.
and Mason'll get me off with a light sentence.
I did love you.
No.
I run a quiet place here.
how much longer are you going to wait?
I will bid both you charming people good night.
Hello?
to stay out of sight?
Oh, well, he didn't exactly
Miss Whittaker was, uh--
I thought his name was Hollister.
I gave him $7,000.
Yes.
Now you're defending his murderer.
a little more proof than reporters.
He ran this office into the ground
As a matter of fact, I did.
It's nice to see you again, Mr. McKay,
that you mailed your report to your company
and Mason advised him to stay out of sight
This Folsom character is as slimy as they come.
naturally, he'd tell the police
that Folsom had been trying to blackmail him.
Could be several years.
How much extra can be added
What about Miss Whittaker's father, Paul?
he left yesterday morning with a suitcase.
Check it out, will you?
I know. I've got Faulkner and Davis on it now.
Maybe you'd better. ( phone rings )
while I was, uh, fixing up Unit Number 9.
CORBY: N-no.
Well, sure, yeah.
Thank you, Mr. Corby.
Well, if you want to call it that.
Yes, sir, I did.
from a blackmail charge?
Why, thank you, Your Honor.
Now, Mr. Folsom...
Did you get in touch with Mrs. Beaumont
And didn't it occur to you
Absolutely none at all.
on November 14th, the day of the murder?
I would like to, please.
and started over some correspondence
I didn't want to go back to the office,
No.
No, I'm not sure,
I don't know.
Try not to worry.
It must seem like a voice from the grave.
I only tried to expedite matters.
I'd have to be clairvoyant
It has, Your Honor.
you had no idea what these were for?
Answer me!
You're right. I just spoke to Tragg.
Black magic.
Remember that Tragg testified
It's my fault, Della.
Sure. ( all laughing )
( noirish jazz theme playing )
( upbeat theme playing )
I never realized you folks were so efficient.
All right, Folsom, who put you onto me?
I'm so happy you're taking this attitude.
I was afraid there'd be nothing but denials.
Exactly.
We could establish your true identity
in no time at all.
Yeah, well, Mr. Folsom,
you just don't have to go to any more trouble.
I'm George Beaumont.
I needn't tell you, Mr. Beaumont,
you have my complete sympathy.
Yeah, I'll bet.
I mean it.
I realize that if I file this report,
not to mention your happiness.
All right, Folsom, how much? Pardon?
What's the going price on happiness these days?
When a man's in trouble, I'm perfectly willing
to give him every opportunity-- Get out.
Out.
Now, hold on, Beaumont.