The Missing Juror (1944)
A newsman tracks down a phantom killer of murder-trial jurors.
Top billed cast
Jim BannonJoe Keats
Janis CarterAlice Hill
George MacreadyHarry Wharton
Jean StevensTex Tuttle
Joseph CrehanWillard Apple
George AndersonWharton Attorney (uncredited)
Walter BaldwinTown Sheriff (uncredited)
Trevor BardetteTom Pierson (uncredited)- Brandon BeachDetective (uncredited)
Al BridgeDeputy Sheriff Ben (uncredited)
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