A man was killed in an accident on the docks of New York City but shortly thereafter it is found that he was not the man his papers say he is. The man he was reported to be was actually killed months ago in Hamburg. During the autopsy, the doctor finds a strange tattoo on the body that leads Interpol to a people trafficking operation that spans the Atlantic ocean.









Personal Synopsis
The last known appearance of a Hungarian man was in a refugee camp in Austria until he shows up dead due to an accident in New York City. But his papers were of a different person which would naturally rile up suspicion. Duval takes the lead in investigating this mystery across the pond. After recruiting “bait”, Interpol were able to follow the entire chain of a people trafficking operation. This episode also has an innate connection to the horrors of the holocaust as two of the characters proudly display their ID numbers tattooed on their arms.
Original Air-Date: October 18th 1959
Directed by C.M. Pennington-Richards
Written by Barbara Avedon
Inspector Paul Duval – Charles Korvin
Inspector Mornay – Edwin Richfield
Captain Tully – Cec Linder
Mr. Dorner – Gerard Heinz
Inspector Krantz – Arnold Diamond
Anna Grauber – Colette Wilde
Muller – Leonard Sachs
Marston – Robert Arden
Carter – Philo Hauser
Creedy – George Margo