Crime Doctor the strongest case to date. (1943½)

The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case is the second film in the Crime Doctor series, directed by Eugene Forde and starring Warner Baxter as Dr. Robert Ordway. In this mystery, Dr. Ordway, a reformed criminal turned psychiatrist, investigates the mysterious death of a retired real estate agent,Walter Burns, who was poisoned. His friend,Jimmy Trotter, who has a reputation for experimenting with poison, is accused of the crime. Dr. Ordway works to clear Jimmy's name by uncovering clues that point to a disguised cook, a troubled housekeeper, and a family secret. The film delves into themes of justice, deception, and redemption.

📒 Backstory Facts:
1. Continuation of the Series: This movie continues the story of Dr. Robert Ordway from the first film, maintaining the character's role as a criminal psychologist who helps solve crimes while dealing with his own past.
2. 📻Radio Series Adaptation: Like, the first film, "The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case," is based on the popular radio series "Crime Doctor," which aired from 1940 to 1947.
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