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The naked woman washed up onto the gritty sand right in front of Sam Crown’s beach house. So begins another adventure for private eye Sam Crown. He gets involved with a murder trial that has a mobbed-up defendant and the jurors keep disappearing,. Before the smoke clears, Sam administers his own brand of justice.
The naked woman washed up onto the gritty sand right in front of Sam Crown’s beach house.
And so begins another adventure for private eye Sam Crown, a former highly-decorated U.S. Marine and cop. “Must be my lucky day,” he grinned. But he was wrong. He gets involved with a murder trial that has a mobbed-up defendant and the jurors keep disappearing. The naked woman turns out to be one of the missing jurors but she has amnesia and can’t remember who she is or how she got in the ocean.
P.I. Sam Crown and his wife Bo — the former FBI agent turned P.I. and attorney — open up Crow | |  | | Crown's Law
Hard-hitting Sam Crown, disillusioned with the police force, opens up his own Private-Eye business and soon becomes a target in a deadly murder investigation.
Private Eye Sam Crown’s beat is the underbelly of Orange County, California. At 48, he’s an aging “dude” who lives at the beach, still surfs, and birddogs the bikini crowd.
“He loved summer. All the women in tank tops and bikinis!”
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“‘Well, let me check my calendar,’ he replied.
‘You don’t have a calendar, Sam Crown! You make life up as you go along!’ she laughed.”
That’s how many people perceived Sam Crown until they found themselves on the receiving end of his brand of justice: Crown’s Law.
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