Where in the world was Harry Towers?

Part 5: Wanted in New York, filming around the world

Feeling pressure from a press campaign, New York District attorney Robert Morgenthau reopened the Harry Alan Towers’ case in 1963 based on the Journal-American’s reporting that Towers had “gained refuge in the Communist world.”

Towers had been charged two years early for operating a disorderly house, as the terminology went at the time. He’d split from …