Public Eye

- Season 6

(1972)

Hired to enquire into the activities of bankrupt shirt manufacture Hayden-Peters, Marker uncovers a web of deceit and treachery.

Her name is Janice Summers, and she has disappeared. Marker is hired to discover her whereabouts and bring her back home.

A routine credit inquiry leads Marker to uncover some strange discoveries concerning an eminent doctor's wife.

It's hardly the stuff of detective novels when Marker is hired to babysit Mrs Podmore's pet cat, Bertie. But things have a way of turning awkward.

When an oddly-dressed man visits his visits his office and explains that Marker is the only man capable of helping him, the enquiry agent begins to see problems ahead.

When a husband hires Marker to investigate his wife - but he, too, 'carries on' with another women - Marker finds the season of goodwill a little hard to bear.

Marker's job: to prove a woman guilty or innocent of putting pressure on her deceased employer to leave her his entire wealth.

Vyvyan Reveldale has everything going for him. So what reason could he have for throwing everything up and disappearing? His father asks Marker to find out.

Clement Lawrence is justifiably proud of The Windsor Royal - a new breed of rose - so when his rose bushes disappear he hires Marker to investigate.

Surprised but happy to receive a visit from his former landlady, Mrs Mortimer, Marker's pleasure soon evaporates when she tells him her problem.

Suspecting that there's another woman in her husband's life, Madge Reading seeks Marker's help. His enquiries bring surprising results cries 'Foul'.

An unconventional vicar. A breath of scandal and a pillar of the community. All three combine to bring Marker trouble of one kind or another.

While spending the night at a dingy hotel, the strange activities of a young female guest come to Marker's attention.