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Re: Strange Clues That Lead to Conviction

Grant i agree. while Carsini admits to spending that much on one bottle Columbo appears to not discover which bottle is worth 5G.

Re: Strange Clues That Lead to Conviction

Good point. Along those lines (things that should have been clues), I always think of "A Friend in Deed."

Hugh shows up at the club, clearly nervous or upset, and pulls the police commissioner away from the gaming table to have an urgent private conversation. Later that day, his wife is found murdered. The murder is important enough for the police commissioner to go on television talking about it, yet somehow nobody remembers or reports that strange meeting between the murder victim's husband and the police commissioner on the very day she was murdered.

Re: Strange Clues That Lead to Conviction

In reference to "A Friend in Deed," who is Hugh's wife. One website that I saw, asked that question.

Re: Strange Clues That Lead to Conviction

I found the cheese clue in "Agenda for Murder" to be pretty strange. I wonder that would hold up in court?