Jane White

John Klute est détective privé. Un jour, l'épouse et l'associé de son ami Tom Gruneman, disparu depuis six mois, lui demandent de le retrouver. Il se rend de Pennsylvanie à New York pour mener l'enquête. La seule piste est une call-girl, Bree Daniels, à qui Tom aurait adressé des lettres obscènes.

Fifteen-year-old girl Dotty Fisher is assaulted at a construction camp. In the wake of this incident, the construction workers form a vigilante group led by the hot-headed Frank Doran in order to find the person responsible for the attack. After the group erroneously assume that innocent Puerto Rican Raphael Infante is guilty of the crime, only one lone man named Alec Beggs dares to stand up to the angry mob

À New York, détectives et assistants du procureur tentent de résoudre les affaires les plus délicates. Les uns sur le terrain, les autres devant les tribunaux.

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