Zig Zag "Crime" from the Water Torture Cell

from the Water Torture Cell to other signature feats

writes The New York Times's Vincent Canby

along came one of the most unusual spies ever to enter the Top Secret realm of hush-hush

Lobert (Edward G

Zig Zag "Crime" from the Water Torture CellDiagnosed with a health condition that's likely to be fatal, Paul Cameron figures out how he can provide for his family's future. He doesn't have a tidy life insurance policy. Instead, he has the plan of a desperate man: he'll cleverly frame himself as the perpetrator of an unsolved, high profile murder and arrange events so that his family gets the unclaimed reward money linked to the case. As the movie title suggests, Cameron's scheme twists and