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Ken and Sandy suspect that an innocent man, Frank Brown,
was convicted of aiding a bank robbery. In fact, they gave
testimony which helped convict the man. But, they think the man
was framed, and they believe that the main reason for the robbery
was to frame the poor man. Ken and Sandy are determined to prove
he is innocent.
But why was this man framed? He is not rich, but he does
have a summer house by Black Lake in Connecticut which at least
one person is determined to buy. Why is this property so valuable?
Was the bank robbery staged so that Frank Brown would be sent to
jail and then be forced to sell his property? In the course of
their investigation, Ken and Sandy become aware of an intricate
plot involving kidnapping, a shady detective, and a big
corporation which will do anything to grab valuable resources.
Narrative provided by Fan Club member, Steve Taylor
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