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Petrocelli/Six Strings of Guilt
| Six Strings of Guilt | |
| Season 2, Episode 18 | |
| Airdate | February 25, 1976 |
| Written by | John Hudock |
| Directed by | Don Weis |
| ← 2x17 Any Number Can Die |
2x19 → Deadly Journey |
| Petrocelli — Season Two | |
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Six Strings of Guilt is the eighteenth episode of the second season of Petrocelli, and the fortieth episode overall.
Guest Starring: Joanna Miles (Sally Barnes), Ward Costello (Thomas Barnes), Wayne Tippit (Det. Will Lewis)
Co-Starring: Martin Kove (Frank Harris), Claire Brennen (Georgia), Tammy Harrington (Judy Barnes), Eddie Quillan (Drunk)
With: Moe Mosley (Moe), Lou Marcelle (Mr. Einhorn), Franklin Brown (Leo Miles), Molly Starr (Mrs. Barnes), Fran Skinner (Brunette), John H. Cox (Jim Masters), Steve M. DeFrance (Guard), Max D. Clark (Police Officer), Tiny Wells (Trucker #1), Martin Brinton (Trucker #2), Mike Chambers (Grasshopper), Gary Mike Casper (Bartender)
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Plot Overview
Murder hits close to home for Petrocelli when Pete, his close friend and legman, is accused of killing a blackmailer who was harassing his lady friend. The dead man was demanding money to ensure that he wouldn't be called in the woman's battle for custody of her daughter. Tony not only pounds the pavement in the seedier parts of town looking for acquaintances of the dead man, but he also confronts the woman's in-laws, who are seeking custody of the young girl. Eventually, he finds himself looking for a guitar player who may be the real killer.
