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Let George Do It
George Valentine and Brooksie encounter a gray-haired man at a bus station who has been shot and whose body is mysteriously stolen, leading them into a dangerous investigation.
Let George Do It
A woman seeks George Valentine's help after receiving a chilling phone call about her husband's murder. With a forged note implicating her, she fears for her life as the investigation unfolds.
Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers and his friends deal with the aftermath of a murder case involving the outlaw René Egan, as they await crucial evidence that could convict him. Tensions rise when a plot to ambush the sheriff unfolds.
Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers helps Desert Mary, who believes she has struck gold in the desert, navigate the dangers of greed and deception that surround her discovery.
Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers and his friends set out to retrieve stolen money from the notorious Lee Bulow gang after an elderly man is robbed of his life savings. The stakes rise as they navigate the dangerous town of Hard Rock in pursuit of justice.
Let George Do It
George Valentine investigates a series of suspicious forest fires threatening a small timber town, as the local residents live in fear of losing their livelihoods. The stakes rise when he discovers personal motives intertwined with the arson.
Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers investigates a smuggling operation involving a phony geologist and his wife, who is unaware of her husband's illegal activities. As tensions rise, a gunshot interrupts their plans, leading to a dangerous confrontation.
Let George Do It
George Valentine investigates the disappearance of Clyde Jensen, who is searching for pirate treasure on Cortez Island. He soon discovers that Jensen has fallen into a dangerous situation involving dope smugglers.
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Roy Rogers
The Lee Bulow Gang
A woman's husband has been murdered, leaving behind a note accusing his wife of the crime. However, the note is a forgery!
Joseph Kearns
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