Who Is George Williams?

After losing his memory in an accident, a man wanders into an Alaskan cabin where locals help him recover. They get him work as a county police officer. Almost a year later, when he's assigned to investigate some discovered bones, he begins to realize he might be the one who killed that person.

While playing chess during a blinding blizzard, Anchorage’s police chief, George Teller, and his friend Dr. William Bertram hear a cry for help. Theyfind a man in a snowdrift who doesn’t know who he is or how he got there. They name him George Williams, and Teller gives him a job. He soon becomes an excellent policeman, but still cannot remember his real name—until he is sent to help the Juneau police unravel the mystery of a human skeleton found in a deep well.

Deprived of his memory in an accident, a man stumbles into a cabin in Alaska. The residents take care of him and soon find him a job in the police force of the county. Nearly after a year, he is asked to solve a case about some bones found lying and he slowly comes to understand that he must have killed the person.