Hawaiian Eye

- Season 3

(1961)

A controversial novelist's new manuscript vanishes right after she comes to Hawaii to work on it. Greg investigates.

Tom is hired by a developer to convince Mama Mahina - a woman who was like a mother to Tom - sell the Coconut Bay land she owns. She is superstitious and believes the gods want the land to remain as it is.

Tracy Steele faces danger as he traces a valuable pearl.

Barbara Ingalls is accused of murder when her husband's mistress is found murdered. MacKenzie is asked to investigate the crime, but he discovers his life is also in danger because someone doesn't want him to arrive at a different conclusion.

The government brings in Tom to help investigate when defense equipment that was on a dock in Formosa turns up in Red China. He goes undercover, and quickly runs into a Chinese Nationalist "spy" who may or may not be a spy at all.

While serving on a jury Cricket recognizes the foreman as a grade school friend. When the friend is found shot Tracy decides to help find out why and if it is related to his service on the jury.

A girl is shot and a hated business executive is blamed. A high priced attorney from the mainland is brought in to defend the executive. Greg reluctantly agrees to work for the attorney and to follow the evidence wherever it leads.

Cricket is kidnapped off the street and taken to a remote location. When she doesn't show up for her performance at the Shell Bar, Tom starts to investigate.

A California beauty contestant arrives in Hawaii, and Doug and Tom find out that her managers are planning a few "surprises" for her.

A conman is trying to profit from the rumor of a volcano eruption. One of his marks hires Tracy to try and verify the rumor.

A wealthy man hires Greg to track down the author of the obituary of the wife that had left him many years earlier. He asked Greg to try and bring his daughter back. Soon Greg has to decide which of two women is the real daughter.

A manuscript said to have been written by Robert Louis Stevenson is stolen from a boat arriving in Honolulu. A man with a college tie to Tom enlists his help to track down the document.

Kim buys an old limousine and finds gangsters are also interested in the car to the point of murder.

A 16 year old pianist prodigy comes to Hawaii for a concert. He hires Hawaiian Eye to ensure privacy while he practices. Tracy discerns there is something bothering the boy and is determined to find out what it is.

Lopaka faces dangers as he discovers foreign agents stealing missile cones.

Tracy involved with madcap heiress who tries jewel theft for kicks.

Greg aids professor who faces death after winning $100,000 in poker game.

An Indian princess disappears from the Honolulu Airport during a stopover. Tom is hired to find her.

A woman Tracy is trying to forget comes to the island. When he is warned that she is in danger, he decides to fight his feelings and try to protect her.

Cricket finds her life in danger when she exposes a publicity hoax.

Greg investigates a murder involving two women and two men.

Steele and Lopaka disagree on a girl charged with murder.

Greg takes on as a client a young woman whose mother is being hounded by a total stranger who is demanding huge sums of money.

Lopaka is endangered by a murderer as he helps a beautiful model.

Tracy faces danger for a lovely divorcee.

Greg and private investigator Tracy Steele investigate the attempted murder of an oil executive who was about to close a merger with a rival oil company, which is controlled by a woman.

Tom Lopaka faces danger as he investigates a bribery charge against a prosecutor.

Tracy Steele runs into a murder while investigating strange jewel thefts.

Greg has a near miss on the road. The Coroner ruled the man in the other car died of suicide. When Tracy is discouraged from asking questions, his suspicion is aroused.

Cricket Blake is disguised as a Polynesian girl to help uncover a smuggling ring.

Cricket Blake gets involved with a family practicing Japanese rituals.

Cricket Blake is accused of poisoning a girl to collect a fortune.

A WWII movie is being shot in Hawaii. The lead actor is extremely insecure. Greg is asked to make sure there is nothing that disrupts him. When the actor is blamed for a hit and run attempt, Greg starts to investigate.

A man from another island, visiting with his young daughter, witnesses a murder and then leaves the scene. The real killers decide to find him and make him confess to the murder before killing him. Tracy and Greg, along with Cricket's cousin Junebug, try to help the little girl while trying to find her father before the killers do.

A reporter friend of Tom's urges him to accompany her on her latest assignment: a story on a famous hunter and author whom she has been asked to join in a search for the wild boar of Kauai. She says she is suspicious of the man and the rest of his hunting party, and Tom soon comes to share her suspicions.

An inventor and manufacturer of innovative aircraft devices appears to be being sabotaged.

During a tropical storm Greg and a group of tourists are trapped with a mysterious killer in the mansion of elderly widow Felicia Fairweather.

Tom investigates a series of robberies that are taking place in the staterooms of passenger ships anchored in Honolulu Harbor.

Tom becomes suspicious when a local beach bum begins romancing a married older woman, leading him to uncover an elaborate double-cross.