The Jewel Mystery of Channel Island pt. 2

The blue beetle. Weeding down upon the underworld, it's mashed ganglin. Numb, the mysterious, all-powerful character who is a problem to the police, but a crusader for law. In reality, Dan Garrett, I will give a total.

Loved by everyone, but suspected by none, the beam, the blue beetle. As the blue beetle, he hides behind a strange mask and astute of impenetrable blue chain armor. Flexible as silk, but stronger, then steel.

Today's transcribed episode of the Fox feature, The Blue Beetle, is the second part of a story entitled The Jewel Mystery of Channel Islands. Several jewel robberies have occurred at the exclusive Bonair Hotel on Channel Islands. So far neither the robbers nor the jewels have been found. Officer Mannegan and for Coleman Dan Garrett, who is really the Blue Beetle,

have been assigned to the case. Shortly after their arrival at the hotel, a Mrs. Thomas One of the guests reports the theft of her duo case containing a fortune in gem. While Mrs. Thomas, Mike Manigan, Roggan's the house detective and Mr. Halston the hotel manager are discussing the theft, the Blue Beetle appears and announces that the jewels are in that very

room. As I saw he ended the fire going in the hotel was ringing. Roggan's had dashed out of the room and the Blue Beetle dived headfirst through the window into the sea a hundred feet below.

As our story opens today, a heavy thunderstorm is gradually diminishing. A short distance from the Bonaire Hotel, a figure emerges from the water. That was a high dive. Lucky I learned to dive and swim well at college.

I wonder what Goggins thought when he found out the fire going was a false alarm. I want to separate him and Halstead to discover which had the jewel. Now I know. Now to get back to the hotel without being seen and rejoin Mannegan in my true character of Dan Garret.