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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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