The Return Of Inspector Blair vbr

Blair of the Mounties, the story of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Because that episode 26th in the dramatic series Blair of the Mounties. Since our last episode, Marshall, now an inspector, has been transferred to Vancouver.

Our scene opens in Inspector Marshall's office. You wanted me sir? Oh, was that you Barney? Sit down a minute. Thank you. I have to run after the country by car, thought you'd like to go along.

Well, no, that's very kind of the inspector. Are you gone, fire? Oh, a couple of hours, drive. It's in connection with that chase of Sir John Carswell. You mean the old gentleman that committed suicide the other day?

That's it. But what's that to do with us? It's outside our jurisdiction, of course. There's been an order for a special inquiry from Ottawa. I'm not satisfied with that verdict. What it would be? Just suicide, according to the papers.

No one of the details? Well, no, I didn't pay much attention. All right. But I get these facts. You see, also John was a very important man in Canada. Sure, I know that. Mmm, one of the biggest lumbermen in the West, they say.

And used to be a big man in Parliament. That's the man. Of course he's been attired for years and lives with his son-in-law, Dean Parker, who manages the old man's interest. You know, it's him that lives in the big house at Point Grey. It's, uh, ready to get you the clip, yes.

It was the night before last they found him in a little summer house at the foot of the garden, looking out of a point grey. Was he dead when they found him? Dead as a dole nail with a bullet through his head.