In this Kojak story Susan Sullivan has a full proof scheme for murdering her rich husband Eric Braeden She's got her lover and hairdresser Dale Robinette in on
the plot.
She and Robinette have a love nest under a fictitious name and character that Sullivan has created. But how could she possibly know that that particular building was being staked out by Telly Savalas and his Manhattan South Squad looking to capture a burglary team.
Kojak and his guys get their crooks and in doing so hear a phone call that is part of Sullivan's homicide scheme.
Detective Kojak does some real detecting in this episode. In fact he's looking for someone who doesn't exist. That was part of Sullivan's scheme, but only after the deed had been done. And that fact makes this story one of the best Kojak episodes in the series.
She and Robinette have a love nest under a fictitious name and character that Sullivan has created. But how could she possibly know that that particular building was being staked out by Telly Savalas and his Manhattan South Squad looking to capture a burglary team.
Kojak and his guys get their crooks and in doing so hear a phone call that is part of Sullivan's homicide scheme.
Detective Kojak does some real detecting in this episode. In fact he's looking for someone who doesn't exist. That was part of Sullivan's scheme, but only after the deed had been done. And that fact makes this story one of the best Kojak episodes in the series.
