02x28 - Force of Nature

[bunniefuu]

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- Al? - 'Yeah.'

Come on, it's almost 10:00.

- Did Forno call you? - Yeah, he's all set.

He'll have the boat gassed up waiting for us

at the cove in Florida.

Once we get the woman on board we won't have to stop

till we get to Mobile.

House there is rented and it's ready.

I don't like this one, Charlie.

Oh, you'll like the $100,000 won't you?

Look, what are you worried about?

We k*ll the woman before we even send the ransom note.

Then we get to Mobile.

There are no witnesses, right?

I wonder what's good for an upset stomach.

Fresh air and a nice ride. Come on.

Charlie, how's Gloria?

You never did tell me.

Speaking of witnesses.

[door closes] Speaking of what?

That is where you went last night, isn't it?

Wait, what are you doin' now, buddy?

You're puttin' tails on me?

[sighs] Who needs to tail you?

You leave here with champagne and roses.

Sometimes I think you're out of your mind.

She divorced you.

Why don't you just leave her alone?

Look, Al, remind me to tell you about women sometime, will you?

Gloria will be back.

- Is that right? - That's right.

How drunk did you get last night?

Did you tell her about this job?

Al, you comin' with me or aren't you?

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FBI, Burnett, you're under arrest.

[g*nshots]

Okay, you got it! You got it!

Come out with your hands over your head.

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Against the wall.

Hands up.

Back off.

Alright, what-what's the charge, huh

or haven't your boys had a chance to figure one out yet?

How does conspiracy to kidnap sound to you?

I.. You gotta be kidding.

Now, tell me about the girls, Charlie.

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[male narrator] "The FBI."

A Quinn Martin Warner Bros. Production.

Starring, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.

Also starring, Philip Abbott.

Stephen Brooks..

...with guest stars, James Franciscus.

Anne Helm.

Tonight's episode, "Force Of Nature."

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[man #1] '"On September 16th, the federal grand jury'

'"returned an indictment charging ex-convicts'

"Charles Burnett and Allen Cole

"with conspiracy to commit kidnapping.

'"Burnett's ex-wife, Gloria was a key prosecution witness.'

'"It was she who had given the FBI'

"the details of the plot

"including the location of the hideout house in Mobile.

'"Her testimony had also revealed that the FBI arrests'

'"came only minutes before the kidnapping'

'"was to have taken place.'

'"Burnett and Cole were rained at once'

"before Federal Judge Arnold Rogers.

"Let the record show that council for the defendants

"has waved a reading of the indictment

'"charging them with violation of Title 18'

"Subsection C of Section 1201 United States Code

In that defendants conspired to kidnap and transport

an Interstate Commerce, Mrs. Agnes Laura Hill

of this city.

Uh, how do you plead?

Not guilty, your honor.

Do you wish to receive a trial by jury?

Yes, your honor.

[Arnold] 'The bail is to remain at $50,000 each.'

The trial is scheduled for October 20th.

I would injoint the defendants very strongly

that they are not to leave the jurisdiction of this court.

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Hey, you better get changed. It's about time for us to go on.

What's the matter?

I don't have much time, Larry.

And I, I just wanted to say goodbye.

Your ex giving you trouble again?

Yup, but there's no point in going into it.

I'm sorry.

Larry?

I didn't mean to get nosy.

I know that.

Well, I just wanted you to know

you've, you've been a good friend to me

and...I appreciate it.

Maybe we'll get together again someday, huh?

You really cuttin' out, huh?

Yeah, I have to.

Nothin' I can fix?

Nothing anybody can fix.

I can tell the boss. You won't have to wait around.

Uh, Larry, I'm broke.

I'm kind of flat myself but here's a five.

No, I can't take your last five.

I mean, come on.

Let me get some more money from tonight anyway.

Wish it was 50.

Thanks. I'll send it to you.

Hang on to it. Like you said.

We might get together again sometime.

Have you got anywhere to go?

Yeah, maybe.

You say goodbye to everybody, will you?

You take care of yourself.

You too.

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- Yes. - 'SAC McLean on two.'

Yes, McLean.

Inspector, the judge continued bail

in the Burnett case. Burnett's free.

- Free? - 'Yes, sir.'

Does Mrs. Burnett know about this?

Apparently not.

The U.S. attorney tried to contact her

before he called me but she seems to have

checked out of her apartment.

The manager says that her car and personal things are gone.

Wasn't she held as material witness?

Yeah, she slipped out of the courtroom

before they could stop her.

Does she have any relatives in town there?

- None that we know of. - What about close friends?

Well, I could contact the club where she worked

but she's only been here since July.

She left Miami when Burnett got out of prison.

You know, she has spent more time running away

from that guy then she did married to him.

Sounds as though he can't take a hint.

What about the bond? Usual times?

[McLean] 'Yes, the judge personally enjoined Cole and Burnett'

'against leaving his jurisdiction.'

'Trail set for 20th.'

Alright, Rhodes and I will fly out tonight.

If Cole and Burnett turn up half a block

outside the district, we'll take him into custody.

They can't claim they haven't read the small print.

[McLean] 'Right.'

Hello, Art.

Is the Burnett case giving you trouble?

Yeah, he's free and he knows his ex-wife turned him in.

But we can't locate her even to warn her.

She may have left town.

Oh, you think she's left town?

I wouldn't be surprised.

I talked to her several times.

before we took the two of them into custody.

Scared to death.

She may have decided to back out of the thing altogether.

- When's the trial? - 20th.

Well, we don't have a case without her.

Nothing. Burnett knows it.

It's a hand we're stuck with.

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Be right back.

Oh, and, Al, if, uh, she's not here either

try to get hold of her manager

See if she left any kind of forwarding address.

- Charlie.. - Don't make a..

Don't make a big thing out of it.

Just see what you can find out, alright?

Right.

Charlie, can I talk to you for a minute

like a friend instead of a lawyer?

Yeah, sure, friend.

Alright.

You've had a jolt, but Gloria--

Uh, who's.. Who's Gloria?

Charlie, will you listen?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I remember Gloria.

He-he. Uh, she's the one who was gonna

love, honor, and cherish me.

Will you grow up? It's over with.

Now, you lay a hand on that girl

and there isn't a attorney living

who could help you.

Well, you mean if they found the girl's body

don't you, counselor?

Charlie..

[laughs] Come on, man.

Don't you know when someone's puttin' you on?

Look, she's probably run out anyway.

Well, that's good, isn't it?

I mean, we sure wouldn't want her showin' up

in that courtroom on the 20th now, would we?

You know, it wouldn't take much

to make me withdraw from this case.

If I thought for one minute..

Well, don't think, Morris, hm?

Look, I don't wanna hurt her. I just..

Just wanna see her again, that's all.

I wanna..

...well, kiss her goodnight.

Tell her there's no hard feelings.

Well suppose she has left town.

Uh, she won't get far. She hasn't got a dime.

She'd tried to get work in one of the clubs.

She knows I'd hear about it sooner or later.

No, there's only two places she could go to get help.

Which two places? Where?

Well, she checked out.

- Okay, okay. Get a cab. - Okay.

Counselor, thanks for the buggy ride.

- Where are you going? - I'm goin' home.

- Well, I'll take you-- - No, thanks.

You've done enough already.

Charlie, will you listen to me?

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I'll call Forno, have him meet us with the g*ns.

- Right. - Airport.

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[audience cheering]

[audience applauding]

Well, she just said she couldn't come back anymore.

She said she was sorry.

She hoped we'd get together again someday.

She needed some bread and all I had

was five bucks to lend her.

Do you have any idea where she might be going?

No, sir.

[telephone ringing]

Yeah?

- Mr. McLean. - 'Yes.'

- Thank you. - Hm-mm.

She didn't mention any particular part of the country?

Well, she was always talking about Miami.

I think she was born down there.

Inspector, I know she used to be married

to some ex-con at one time.

Is she in some sort of trouble?

No, we just want to talk to her, Mr. Dana.

Well, you might contact some of the bookin' agents.

She was a good dancer, real good singer.

Matter of fact, we were sort of workin' up a little act.

Sound pretty good too. Might have made it.

You can tell when it's right and when it's not.

Inspector..

There's no sign of Cole or Burnett around the apartment.

The word's out that they've already left town.

Hm.

I'll be in Miami tomorrow.

Call me as soon as you have anything definite.

Right.

- Mr. Dana? - Yeah.

Did anybody else use this make-up table?

No, just Gloria.

Hm-mm.

You know how she tore up this note?

She was dealing around with something over there last night.

I came over to ask her a question

she just scribbled the whole thing out and tore it up.

Oh.

Well, gotta go back on.

Inspector..

...if you ever find her and she needs any help

tell her not to forget Larry Dana, okay?

I'll tell her, Larry.

I'll have the lab take a look.

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[man on radio] 'You're listening to WGAM Miami.'

'The time in five seconds, 4:30.'

'Almost gone, boys and girls.'

'Now, for the late news..'

'Storm warnings have been posted from The Carolinas'

'to the Texas Gulf ports.'

'However, it is believed'

'that the main force of Hurricane Charlene'

'will strike at the southern coast of Florida.'

'Authorities of Key West..'

[radio shuts]

[horn honking]

We ain't open yet. Who is it?

Oh, hi, Mr. Sarrew.

Hi.

It's Frank Michael's granddaughter.

Now, wait. Wait..

- Jean or.. - Gloria.

That's it.

Well, must be six, seven years.

- Well, yes, sir. - Where have you been?

Oh, Miami, up north.

Uh, Mr. Sarrew, I was wonderin'

if, if, well, I could have a little gasoline.

Why, sure.

Uh, it'll have to be on credit.

Alright.

Your granddaddy said you got married.

Oh, yeah, but it didn't last long.

Guess we're just young

you know and can't wait to get away from home

and then..

...somebody comes along and pays attention to you.

Yeah, yeah.

Oh, say, left front tire don't look too good.

Well, just so long as it gets me to the house.

Your granddaddy's house?

Well, there won't be nobody there to change it if, uh..

Well, why not?

Gloria, you knew your granddaddy

passed on, didn't you?

He died?

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No, I didn't know.

When did it happen?

August.

[sighs]

I knew he was old but I never thought he died.

Mr. Sarrew, what am I gonna do?

I.. I thought I could get to his house and get some money.

Now, don't you worry about gasoline.

By golly.

Uh, Mr. Sarrew

are there any new motels around or somethin'?

I'm just so tired. I..

I don't think I can drive anymore.

Motels? Out here?

I don't think there's been a soul up

to your granddaddy's house door since the funeral.

There'll still be beds and beddin'.

Maybe some candles.

Why don't you hold in there for a while?

'Long as you're just close anyway.'

'The sun will be up by the time you got there.'

'Things look different with the sunshine, huh?'

Yeah.

Everything is gonna be alright. You'll see.

I hope so.

I sure hope so.

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[engine cranking]

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- Holden, good to see you. - Inspector.

- Jim Rhodes. SAC Rice. - Rice, how are you?

Nice to know you, Rhodes.

Well, you're lucky you got in, inspector.

There's already talk about shutting down the airport.

- Hmm. - Storm's getting closer.

Oh, it sure is. And wilder too.

When's Charlene due?

Well, it's gonna be a little bit earlier

than they thought at first.

Should be sometime today.

Oh, uh, incidentally

I got a message for you from McLean about ten minutes ago.

Morris has been trying to contact

the U.S. attorney for some reason.

There's still no sign of Burnett or Cole though.

Have you picked up any leads on the girl?

Well, we don't have any leads, no, sir

but, uh, we've contacted a woman who, uh,

seems to have been practically a second mother to her

while she was living here in Miami.

She took her right after Burnett was arrested the first time

and fed her, helped her get back on her feet, that sort of thing.

What about her own parents? They living?

Her mother died in childbirth, her father was k*lled in the w*r

and she was raised by her grandfather.

He's dead too.

Well, let's talk to this woman you found. What's her name?

Mrs. Spier.

I mean to tell you, Forno, this is a dame

you wouldn't wanna wish in your worst enemy.

And Gloria liked her, huh?

Well, she used to bring her the chicken soup

when she was sick.

She taught her how to cook, you know.

They'd sit there and play gin rummy and cry with me

to go get some kind of a job.

[chuckles]

She was a landlady.

Yeah?

Think she had their first one, huh?

Ha, first? Ah, who knows?

Point is, she's scared. She hasn't got a job.

She's got no money.

She's gotta have somebody to give her a stake

and tell her what to do, where to run.

She's not about to go to any of my friends

so that just leaves Spier, her granddaddy out on the Keys.

So we'll start with Spier.

Suppose she headed west, to the north?

Ah, there's still a chance she'd wire one of them for money.

That'll give us the address, huh?

Hey...Miami!

Oh, yeah, home again.

How long did it take us, Forno?

Well, we landed at Fort Myers at seven o'clock.

A little over three hours.

Hey, Charlie?

You still the Feds were waiting at the Miami airport?

If we knew Gloria let out Al, they knew it.

Yeah, you bet I think they're waiting for us.

Now, Forno, you wanna head straight out Hialeah Avenue

here up to 90th. We'll let you out at 89th.

- Pick you up at 91st. - Right.

Hey, what about that boat?

We're gonna need a hideout while we're here.

It's still docked out there at Pirates Key.

Yeah, good, good.

Come in handy. Kidnapping or no kidnapping, huh?

What street did you say that we had to turn on?

Hialeah.

[male #1 on radio] 'Dispatcher to 33.'

Thirty three.

[male #1] 'Message for Inspector Erskine.'

- 'From SAC McLean.' - Go ahead.

[male #1] 'Morris advises U.S. attorney that his clients

'have illegally left district'

'and he formally withdraws from case.'

'Bench warrant has been issued.'

Roger. Thirty three clear.

I'll tell him.

But I'll tell you, it's a great temptation to say I told you so.

But I never felt sorrier for a little bride in all my life

as when those two come to look at a flat.

'She was, oh, maybe eighteen'

'and he must've been 30.'

- Mean. He was the mean-- - Uh, yes, well, now.

Mrs. Spier, uh, would she be apt

to go to anyone else in Miami for help?

Oh, no, no.

No, she'd either try me or her granddaddy.

- Well, I understand he's dead. - Is that right?

Oh, I didn't know that. Hmm.

Well, she'd call me then. No question.

See, whenever she was in trouble, she'd always co..

[knocking on door]

Uh, excuse me, Lou, could I see you for a minute?

If you don't mind.

Burnett and Cole jumped bail.

Officially, they're fugitives now.

Oh. Just a sec.

Mrs. Spier?

You said you didn't know about the grandfather's death?

No. Funny Gloria wouldn't write and tell me

unless she didn't know it either.

- Is that likely? - Well, she loved him very much.

But they had this big fight when she married Burnett.

And her granddaddy said he didn't want to see her again

until she came to her senses and left Charlie.

I see.

Jim? Does-does Rice know when he died?

I don't know. I'll, uh, I'll check.

Fine.

And I wondered if I could trouble you for his address.

Certainly.

Cole?

FBI, Cole!

Drop it!

[g*nshots]

Let's get out of here.

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Where's Burnett?

Canvas the area.

- And get an ambulance. - Yes, sir.

- Charlene. - Yeah.

Keys must have it pretty bad already.

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Yes, I understand. Thank you.

Lines in Washington are still down but they'll keep trying.

Well, hospital says Cole will make it.

- Yeah. - I left a man there.

But I don't think there's a chance in the world

Cole will tell us where Burnett is.

It's where the girl is that worries me.

Obviously, Burnett thinks she's here.

This, uh, address for the grandfather.

I suppose they're in the Keys.

Yes, sir.

[phone ringing]

Rice.

Yes. He's right here.

They're through to Washington. Mr. Ward.

Thanks.

Yes, Arthur?

Say, how far from that hurricane are you?

We're right in the edge.

[Ward] 'Well, any trace of the Burnett woman?'

Not yet.

We restored that note you sent in.

She's, uh, written down two words.

"Lands End."

- Does that help? - I'm afraid it does.

You're afraid it does?

Well, Lands End is where her grandfather lived.

On Sparrow Key.

She's gone out there, she may run into more trouble

from the hurricane than from Burnett.

'I'll try to verify it.'

- Lewis.. - 'Yeah.'

Let me know just as soon as you get back.

I will.

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[wind whooshing]

[phone ringing]

Sarrew's?

Yes, is, uh, is this the gas station

at Lands End?

- 'Yes. sir.' - Ah, good.

Maybe-maybe you can give me some help.

I'm trying to get in touch with a Mr. Frank Michaels

but, uh, they tell me that his phone has been disconnected.

Yeah.

Well, Frank Michaels, he passed on last month.

Oh, I-I see.

Well, then there's nobody up there at all, huh?

Well, there is now.

At least I ain't seen her come out yet.

Well, who? W-was she the housekeeper?

'No, she's a relative.'

'Old Frank's granddaughter.'

Uh-huh.

She came in at about 4:30 this morning.

She'd be any help to you?

Uh, no, no. I wanted to talk to Mr. Michaels.

Thank you very much.

Oh, l-listen, there's, uh, there's one more thing.

If she should happen to drive out--

Well, I don't think she'll be doing much driving

in weather like this.

Only one road from the house.

Probably half a dozen trees across it.

Alright, uh, thank you very much.

- Any word from Cole? - No.

Nothing on the radio but hurricane bulletins.

Did you get through to the old man?

Yeah! He's dead.

But Gloria is there all alone.

Uh, so let's go keep her company.

You know, Forno, if the road's blocked we'd never reach her.

Uh, just the one road?

Yeah!

On the other hand we could take the boat

up the shelter's side of the Keys.

Up to Michael's dock at Lands End.

Oh, Charlie, that's a rough ocean.

Yeah!

Yes, rough hurricane, lot of people gonna get lost in it.

We'll never find a better time to get rid of her.

Yeah, it's a gamble.

Sure, it's a gamble.

What do you think our odds are gonna be

if she gets back on that stand, hmm?

I mean she knows, you were working with Al and me.

Okay, come on.

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[wind whooshing]

Man!

More business out here in hurricane weather.

You the owner?

Yes, sir.

FBI.

Yeah.

We're looking for the turn off to the Frank Michael's property.

Straight on, about a mile.

There's sign on your right.

Is there anyone out there now, do you know?

You ain't the fellow that called, are you?

- Someone called? - Yeah!

I told him old Frank was dead.

Seemed pretty shocked about that.

- You know, who he was? - No, sir.

Did you tell him anything else?

No, sir.

Seemed like he might be a real estate broker.

Wanted to know if the house was empty.

I told him it was.

Except for old Frank's granddaughter.

'She drove in last night.'

- She's still there? - Yes, sir. As far as I know.

How long ago this fellow called?

Half hour, 45 minutes.

Thank you.

[wind whooshing]

Girl's out at the house now.

Burnett may be on his way.

Jim and I will go ahead.

You stay here and watch the road for him.

I'll radio for more men.

Where's the turn off?

About a mile from here on the right.

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I guess Burnett didn't know Michaels was dead either.

Well, he knows it now.

He knows the girl's out there alone.

Here's the turn off.

You figure Burnett's ahead of us?

Could be.

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[wind whooshing]

[tires screeching]

[knocking on door]

[Erskine] 'Burnett!'

Are you alright, Mrs. Burnett?

Who is it?

Inspector Erskine, FBI.

Oh, God. I was so afraid.

Why? Why didn't you come back to Miami?

I-I had a flat tire. I wanted to.

No sign of Burnett?

Charlie? What do you mean?

He's jumped bail. We think he's in Miami.

Oh, God, mister. Who's gonna help me.

It's flooding up a little bit.

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[wind whooshing]

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It's been like a nightmare.

It's all over. You're safe now.

Oh, no.

[wind whooshing]

You wanna try it?

Go ahead.

Pull it.

[electricity crackling]

[whooshing continues]

[electricity crackling]

Well, not a chance of getting around it.

You'll have to turn back.

You mean we're caught here?

For a while I'm afraid.

[wind whooshing]

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And you have no contact with Inspector Erskine

since he reached the Michael's property?

[male #2] 'No, sir.'

Where's Rice?

Well, he's reached Lands End.

He's proceeding by the only usable road.

And has probably taken a pounding.

Any hope for a let up in the storm?

I'm sorry, Mr. Ward, the weather bureau says

it'll get worse before it gets better.

Huh!

What did you get out of Cole in the hospital?

Well, he's admitted that he and Burnett

flew to Fort Myers together

and that a man name Alferno picked them up there.

But he claims they've made no plans beyond checking out

the girls apartment here in Miami.

Alright, now, listen.

As soon as you hear from either Erskine or Rice

arrange for a relay into this office.

And I don't care what time it is.

'Yes, sir.'

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Her house is in the quarry, we're almost there, come on.

[wind whooshing]

[machine g*nf*re]

Get down.

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It's Charlie.

Charlie! What happened?

I saw the car, I, I wasn't expecting it.

Who are they?

Can't be Gloria. Is that her car?

Yeah, yeah.

- Come on, let's get out-- - Just a minute!

Jim!

- Jim, you're hit? - Yeah.

- Badly? - It hurts a little bit.

- 'Can you move?' - I think so.

Alright, I'll get Gloria in the house.

'We may draw some fire, so keep your head down.'

Once we're inside, I'll fire two shots.

- Make your move then. - Okay.

We're going right in the front door.

Keep as low as you can.

You ready? Let's go.

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[machine g*nf*re]

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[g*nf*re continues]

[groaning]

You got something we can use for a bandage?

- Bedding. - Just get it.

Well..

They're probably FBI. Gloria was in the car with them.

But they were coming this way, they weren't leaving.

I know, road's gotta be blocked.

- Maybe we oughta call it? - No, not yet.

- Charlie, jus-- - Not yet!

Now, look three people know we're here.

Just those three.

We break in right now, they'll be hundreds after us.

Now we k*ll those three

who's gonna know we did it for a fact, huh?

Okay.

Okay, just so long as no one goes boomin'

down that road to help them.

Now, if the road had been open

they'd have been long gone.

Nobody's coming to help 'em.

Come on.

[dramatic music]

No way in the world to get a car through there, Mr. Rice.

The road's washed out completely further on anyway.

Contact the coast guard.

Tell them that three people are stranded on the end of Keys.

Ask them to send a rescue cutter in.

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It's quiet.

Silly standing out here if they're all dead.

You could've hit any of them.

Maybe all three.

Alright, he'll move now.

He goes by the flash of the g*n.

He can't see us any better than we can see him.

Forno, there's a door over there.

Get over there and I'll send in everything I got

through the front door and the windows.

That will give you a chance to move in at the side, okay?

Okay.

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[footsteps approaching]

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I hope this is alright.

I can hardly see.

Thank you.

- Gloria. - Yes.

Did your grandfather keep a high-powered

searchlight in the house?

I can't remember. I think so.

Would you try to find one for me?

What's this all about?

There's somebody out there with Burnett.

One of them is heading for the side.

They may try to hit both doors at once.

- Give me my g*n, I-- - Now, listen to me.

Listen to me.

You probably won't have enough strength

to get off more than one shot.

So try to pin him in the spotlight

when he comes through the door.

- What will you be doing? - I cover the front.

- Good luck. - Same to you.

[dramatic music]

What do you want me to do with it?

Put it right there facing the door.

- Like this? - Yeah, that's good.

Now, Gloria, do something for me.

The second I give the word

snap that thing on and get out of the way.

Are you scared?

Yes.

Oh, shall I test it out?

No, we want to surprise them.

But the batteries could be dead. The bulb could be out.

Then we'll be in a little bit of trouble, won't we?

[dramatic music]

Now!

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[machine g*nf*re]

Good work.

Keep down. Don't answer the fire.

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FBI Burnett! Drop it!

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In the house.

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Oh!

Oh!

Now the doctor says, he must be tougher than



What did he say?

You'll be back on duty in a week.

That's the trouble with us strong silent types.

Everybody picks on us.

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You think he'll be alright?

He'll be fine.

How about you?

What about me?

Are you ready to go back and testify now?

Oh, I'll go back and testify.

I don't want to stay in that town.

I hate that crazy dancing.

What about the crazy singing?

What about it?

A fellow called Larry Dana told me

he thought you were pretty good?

- He did? - Uh-huh.

He said, he thought you two could make it together.

Larry said that?

Uh-huh.

Inspector, I might just change my mind about that town.

[male narrator] Charles Burnett, Allen Cole and John Forno

recovered from his wounds.

Were convicted of conspiracy to commit kidnapping.

All are serving their sentences in Atlanta penitentiary.

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