The Clay Pigeon plot
"A man awakens from a coma to discover he's accused of treason."
Jim Fletcher, awakening from a coma, finds himself convicted of treason during World War II. Jim is said to have passed on information about fellow inmates in a concentration camp to the Japanese. Jim flees the hospital to free himself and enlists the help of Martha Gregory, the widow of one of his comrades, whom he is said to have betrayed. Jim is also helped by Ted Niles, who survived the concentration camp. The trio get closer to the answer: An ex-camp guard, a crime syndicate and a $10 million dollar figure come into the picture.