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The Los Angeles Hall of Justice is a location mentioned, and in parentheses someone has added that it is being converted to condominiums, though no citation listed. Elsewhere in Wikipedia, and in a Los Angeles Times article of November 2010, it said that there are plans to restore the building for government offices. Which is correct? [[Special:Contributions/75.171.12.244|75.171.12.244]] ([[User talk:75.171.12.244|talk]]) 12:02, 17 December 2011 (UTC)
== TV Movie and Novel Connected? ==
Concerning the "Perry Mason" reunion TV Movie "The Case of the Fatal Framing" (1992), I was wondering if it was based on a novel by Fredrick D. Huebner called "Picture Postcard"? Although there are differences between the novel and the movie, I've read that book and I remember thinking when the "P.M." movie came out, that it was '''VERY''' similar, and in some instances the plotlines are identical! The novel was written in 1990...two years before "Fatal Framing" was made, so it could very well have been the basis of the plot for the "Perry" movie if one of the writers or producers had read it or knew about it. Huebner was, may still be, an attorney and wrote mystery or suspense novels about lawyers and law. It may very well be just coincidence that both the book and the movie are almost alike...but it's one heck of a coincidence. Just wondering if there was a tie-in between the two? If anyone knows, that'd be great! ([[User:ViceFan|ViceFan]] ([[User talk:ViceFan|talk]]) 03:54, 24 January 2012 (UTC))
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