The J. Edgar Hoover Pin Story

Season 1Episode 130 minMar 15, 1999
The J. Edgar Hoover Pin Story
Royal panics when he realizes he forgot to buy an anniversary present for his wife, Connie. Breeze saves the day when she finds a pricey antique pin left behind by a guest, and Connie is thrilled with her gift. Royal is also ecstatic since he didn't have to spend a cent on it -- until the frantic guest returns to Whispering Pines offering a $1,000 reward for the heirloom. Royal can't resist stealing the ""gift"" back from Connie in order to collect the money but then finds himself setting up his own reward fund when Connie discovers that her new pin is missing.
The J. Edgar Hoover Pin Story has aired on Mar 15, 1999 at 9:30 PM
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