As a private detective, the best in the business, he does okay. He lives in a first-class suite in a first-class hotel and he has a gorgeous mistress who even smells like money.

But he doesn't do it with cases like a lousy cop accused of taking a bookmaker's bribe. That's small-time stuff, nothing.

Then why did Murray Kirk take on the Lundeen case?

Maybe he did it because there are compensating features. Like Lundeen's girl...

Yeah, that's what Murray wants out of the case, his client's girl. And it should be a cinch. All he has to do is prove his client's guilt.