In a major murder case, an innocent man is convicted. Though saved at the last moment, his sanity is gone and he kills himself. Soon, the jurors on his case begin to be picked off, one by one, leading newspaperman Joe Keats to investigate.
Budd Boetticher
Director
Jim Bannon
Joe Keats
Janis Carter
Alice Hill
George Macready
Harry Wharton
Jean Stevens
Tex Tuttle
Joseph Crehan
Willard Apple
George Anderson
Wharton Attorney (uncredited)
Walter Baldwin
Town Sheriff (uncredited)
Trevor Bardette
Tom Pierson (uncredited)
Brandon Beach
Detective (uncredited)
Al Bridge
Deputy Sheriff Ben (uncredited)
Nancy Brinckman
Nurse (uncredited)
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