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Mannix/The Crime That Wasn't
| The Crime That Wasn't | |
| Season 4, Episode 18 | |
| Airdate | January 30, 1971 |
| Written by | Dan Ullman |
| Directed by | Barry Crane |
| Produced by | Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts |
| ← 4x17 With Intent to Kill |
4x19 → A Gathering of Ghosts |
| Mannix — Season Four | |
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The Crime That Wasn't is the eighteenth episode of the fourth season of Mannix, and the ninety-second episode overall.
Starring: Mike Connors (Joe Mannix)
with Gail Fisher (Peggy)
Guest Stars: Robert Reed (Lt. Adam Tobias) Rosemary DeCamp (Mrs. Henry)
Special Guest Star: Jacqueline Susann (Clare Bowman)
Co-Starring: Vincent Beck (Kevin Archer), Dewey Martin (Sherwin Caine), Charles Bateman (George Bowman), Robert Hogan (Donald Coverly), Ellen Weston (Nora Coverly)
with Mary Wilcox (Dorothy Henry), Maurice Marsac (Etienne), Philip Frame (Dennis), Ric Roman (Al Borden), Larry Watson (Jim Salvage), Craig Chudy (Smitty), Buzz Henry (Hood #2)
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Plot Overview
A young boy is Mannix's client...he has to wonder what his parents were arguing about when they had a vicious argument about an unsolved murder.
