Sonya Wilde

Murder in a booby-trapped elevator leads Perry Mason to set a spectacular electrical trap in court.

Advertising executive Herman Albright is in the wrong place at the wrong time wearing the wrong clothes. These mistakes cost poor Herman his life in a case of mistaken identity. Perry is called on to defend the fashion model charged with the crime. It seems as though horny Herman had been hitting on her for quite a while with no success.

Prejudice erupts on both sides when Ben gives an Indian named Matsou and his wife some of his land after Matsou saves Ben's life from a renegade Indian who almost killed him on the Ponderosa.

Hardie is tracking a suspect wanted for robbery and murder--but a town sheriff's ties to the outlaw's family might make it difficult to bring him to justice. Story by Louis L'Amour.

An Apache woman named Alleah is to be tortured to death for marrying a white man. Cheyenne helps her to escape and the angry Apaches ride to attack a nearby mining settlement in retaliation.

Cheyenne Indians rustle 30 head of Gil Favor's cattle and capture four of his men to use as hostages until the tribe reaches Mexico. On the trail of 30 head of stolen cattle, four of Gil Favor's drovers learn that the cattle thieves are Cheyenne Indians who have fled from their reservation and are trying to reach Mexico with a posse in hot pursuit. One of the four drovers is Pete Nolan, who was once married to a Cheyenne Indian girl. When Pete tries to bargain with his former Indian brothers, they ask him to lead them to Mexico. He reluctantly refuses, but the Indians seize his three companions and threaten to kill them if Pete doesn't serve as a guide. Pete agrees, not knowing that the posse is waiting for the Indians at a point where he plans to lead them across the border.