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The Mystery of the Blazing Cliffs
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| Synopsis |
Case 32 |
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The crime-fighting trio of Jupe, Pete, and Bob sets out to prove that wealthy eccentric Charles Barron,
who is convinced that aliens are planning to come for him, is the target of fraud.
While on a junk-buying expedition to a remote ranch, a flying saucer appears, resulting in the boys
and the occupants being kept on the ranch for their safety. As the Three Investigators probe the
mysterious appearance of the flying object, they discover that a gang of clever criminals is trying
to make off with a fortune.
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| Jupiter Jones |
First Investigator |
(Justus Jonas) |
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| Pete Crenshaw |
Second Investigator |
(Peter Shaw) |
| Bob Andrews |
Records and Research |
| Titus Jones |
Justus' uncle |
(Onkel Titus) |
| Mathilda Jones |
Justus' aunt |
(Tante Mathilda) |
| Konrad Schmid |
helper at the Salvage Yard |
(Kenneth O'Ryan) |
| Mr. Charles Emerson Barron |
head of 'Barron International'; manager of Rancho Valverde |
| Mrs. Ernestine Hornaday Barron |
Charles Emerson Barrons wife; she believes in UFO in a high grade |
| Miss Elsie Spratt |
one of the trustworthy assistents of the Barrons; Jack Spratts sister; conspirator |
| Mr. Hank Detweiler |
administrator of Rancho Valverde |
| Mr. John Aleman |
mechanic at the ranch |
| Miss Mary Sedlack |
animal keeper at the ranch |
| Mr. Simon de Luca |
cowboy at the ranch |
| Mr. Rafael Banales |
staff member of 'West Coast Citrus' |
| Mr. Jack Spratt |
alias Lieutenant John Ferrante; leader of the conspirators |
| Stanford |
helper of Jack Spratt |
[(white in brackets) = german name]
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Story by: M.V. Carey,