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A grieving daughter refuses to believe that her mother committed suicide and hires Barnaby to investigate. Together, Barnaby and J.R. unearth evidence that leads them to believe her death was linked to the estate of a recently deceased man who was worth millions.
The death of a woman's sister is ruled a suicide, but the woman doesn't buy it and hires Barnaby to look into it. What he discovers is a man who preys upon lonely single women for information so he can steal from their businesses that they work for, and he may have had something to do with the woman's death.
Barnaby grudgingly begins to suspect that an arson investigator that he has trusted for years is involved in setting fires and then ruling them as accidental in order to get a cut of the insurance money.
Barnaby and J.R. investigates an insurance case that was reported as a suicide, but J.R. has a feeling that it could actually be a murder stemming from a blackmail conspiracy.
"Barnaby Jones," a retired private investigator who returns to work after his son is killed in the line of duty. Along with his daughter-in-law Betty, played by Lee Meriwether, Barnaby investigates a variety of cases, ranging from murder and robbery to espionage and blackmail.
Jan 30, 2017 · TV Theme - "Barnaby Jones" Theme by Jerry Goldsmith (1973)Aired on CBS for 8 seasons, Jan 1973 to April 1980. No copyright infringement intended
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An ambitious young man working his way through law school (Jim Wayburn) who works for a bail bondswoman (Roxie Morgan), who just happens to be a friend of Barnaby, is tricked into securing the release on bond of a convict (Ross Kemper) in exchange for a promise of $200K.
