Episode 254

Season 2Episode 14030 minAug. 8, 1966
Episode 254
Allison is looking for Chris at the beach and notices Lee riding by with his motorcycle. She is shocked to find Ann's lifeless body on the rocks of the sea. Rodney announces he is moving out of the Peyton mansion. Allison is sad over having seen Michael's devastation after the loss of his fiancée. Chris is found by the police and becomes a suspect for having walked alone near the beach. Mike is determined to find out who killed Ann, even if it's the last thing he will do.
Episode 254 has aired on Aug. 8, 1966 at 21:30
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