Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators in The secret of Skeleton Island

Product Description The Three Investigators are assisted by a Greek youth as they search for clues to a mysterious thief on an island once inhabited by pirates. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. The Three Investigators made their way into the old cave. Jupiter's flashlight flicked over rocky crevices and ledges. Suddenly the light stopped. There on the edge of a rocky shelf was a human skull. It seemed to grin at the boys. And then it spoke to them. "Go 'way," it sighed, with a strong accent that sounded Spanish. "Let me 'ave my rest. No treasure is here. Only my tired old bones!" Jupiter Jones, Pete Crenshaw, and Bob Andrews fly to Skeleton Island at Alfred Hitchcock's request to help Pete's father with a motion picture and secretly find out why their equipment is being sabotaged. No more do they step off the plane than they encounter trouble. The Three Investigators are stranded on an island in a storm, a phantom rides on the carousel of the abandoned amusement park, and gold doubloons on the bottom of the sea bed hint at lost pirate treasure never found by the superstitious fishing village. Can Jupiter battle a cold and still deduce who is causing trouble in time to save the show? Can The Three Investigators find the real Secret of Skeleton Island before it's too late? Find out in this installment of The Three Investigators! "How good are you guys at scuba diving?"