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"Thinnes specialized in homicide. He hated working rapes. Rape was more like a drive-by taking pictures than other things because it was ordinarily a subject of the sufferer being in the wrong place at the wrong time. But drive-bys usually happened in the killer's area and were perpetrated against known foes or at least innocent neighbours... With rape it was different. Rape injured the sufferer when it went down, and again when the cops looked into - no subject how careful they were... Thinnes hated the whole lot. "But sadly for John Thinnes, he's got a rape case on his hands. Not only that, he has a fresh partner - and it's a woman. A hardcore girl with a make-my-day attitude. Don Franchi is not a girl to be pressed around and she allows Thinnes know it. As Thinnes discovers of his unwelcome project, psychiatrist Jack Caleb is at session with a patient who a long time before was a sufferer of rape but still suffers from the knowledge. If the rapist remains his crimes, and adds eliminating to rape, Thinnes changes once more to Caleb in the anticipation that he is able to point him in the right course to uncover the killer. Caleb has previously aided Thinnes in his homicide investigations, and an odd friendship has grown up between your challenging, matter-of-fact, show-me-the-evidence detective and the homosexual shrink, with each man realizing the other's basic honesty and complementing knowledge. Although she actually is driving a car the detective to the brink, it is Thinnes' spouse, as smart as she actually is challenging, who first comes upon a faint tabs on the killer. Following a hunt filled with suspense, lighted at intervals by further discovery of the perpetrator's "system", the homosexual psychiatrist, the crime-hardened cop, and his unstoppable spouse are finally able to bring their elusive victim to heel. And, albeit a little grudgingly, and with some encouragement from his reasonable wife, Thinnes is preparing to admit to anyone who'll listen closely that he absolutely sure lucked out in getting Don Franchi for somebody.
