Everything points to... the Accused!
A prim psychology professor fights to hide a murder she committed in self-defense.
Loretta Young Robert Cummings Wendell Corey Sam Jaffe Douglas Dick Suzanne Dalbert Sara Allgood Mickey Knox George Spaulding Francis Pierlot Ann Doran Carole Mathews Billy Mauch Eric Alden John Bishop Gladys Blake Douglas Carter Noble 'Kid' Chissell Edward Clark Frank Darien Jim Davies James Dime Al Ferguson Bess Flowers Joe Gray Harry Harvey Richard Holland John Indrisano Nolan Leary Joe McTurk Ralph Montgomery Bert Moorhouse Roland Morris Anton Northpole William J. O'Brien Albin Robeling Frances Sandford Sally Shepherd Evelynne Smith Lyn Thomas Henry Travers Josephine Whittell Charles Williams
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