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Another major?

Right through the double wheel.

Right up.

When's the base closing?

Friday's D -Day.

Guess it's pretty much emptied out by now, then, huh?

Just about.

What are you, a reporter or something?

No, no, just curious, that's all.

Curious.

He was a cop and good at his job, but he committed the ultimate sin and

testified against other cops gone bad.

Cops that tried to kill him, but got the woman he loved instead.

Framed for murder, now he prowls the badlands.

An outlaw hunting outlaws.

A bounty hunter.

A renegade.

That's nice.

That's not bad.

So which one of these do you like?

For what? A dartboard?

I'm taking out an ad in business week.

What does this one tell you?

Kitty show host.

How about this one?

Hitman.

Hitman? What about these two?

I don't know, man. Frito Bandito.

You greatly underestimate the power of advertising, my friend. You know that?

You also know that most businesses fail in their first year because their

marketing budgets are ruthlessly inadequate.

I'm hungry.

This is more important.

Excuse me.

Is this Sixkiller Enterprises?

Yes, it is. Bobby Sixkiller at your service. And you are?

A potential client.

Well, how did you find it, sir?

Your ad in the Tribune. Well, it sure does pay to advertise, doesn't it?

Please, sit down, and how can I help you?

Mr. Sixkiller, I'm willing to offer you a $10 ,000 reward if you can find

something for me.

Really?

And exactly what would you like us to find, sir?

This. A UFO.

Well, it certainly pays to advertise.

Ms. Black, Peter Flood.

You know, Mr. Flood, I would love to tackle this intriguing assignment. I

You think I'm a crackpot, but hear me out.

Three years ago, I was stationed at Travis Air Force Base.

We get a call one night from some farmer.

Says a UFO has crashed on his property.

CO sends me out to take away the glue the guy's been snipping, right?

Have a look at this.

This is the crash site.

Well, the Air Force does work with many top -secret experimental aircraft.

I had top -security clearance.

We didn't have anything in the sky that night.

What did your CO do when you showed him the pictures?

General Byrd said he'd check right into it. He was freaked.

He was sure whatever it was didn't belong to us.

The next day, that field was crawling with feds and MPs. The official report

said it was a weather balloon.

The general didn't buy the whitewash, did he?

He was the one who signed it. That night, my house was broken into.

The only thing taken was the negative for those pictures.

The real trouble started when I wouldn't stop asking questions.

They falsified my research. They made me look like a total screw -up.

They ruined my life.

Who exactly is they?

They meaning the Air Force FBI Pentagon?

I don't know about that.

But I do know that the remains of that crash were transferred to Calvert Air

Force Base in a freight container.

No, hold on a second.

Calvert's been closed for over a month now.

That's right.

It's set for demolition at the end of the week.

So they're going to move that container any day.

Or they're going to blow it up and it's going to be gone forever.

Look, gentlemen, the only way that I can prove to the world that I'm not crazy

is getting my hands on that evidence.

So, are we in business?

How can you take him seriously?

That's exactly what you said about D .B. Cooper, and we found him. D .B.

Cooper's not a little green man from Mars.

For thousands of years, Indian hieroglyphics have been telling us about

from the sky. Modern engineers have been doing studies on ancient Aztec ruins,

and do you know what they found out? No, but I know you're going to tell me.

That the technology to build those suckers weren't even invented back then.

had nothing.

Meaning what?

Meaning that maybe we had a little help from somebody up there.

I still don't think Pete fled out of close encounter.

But what if he did? And what if the evidence that he's talking about is

What if he's a loon? We can't let him spend his whole life savings on some

goose shape. I will do a complete background check on him, okay, while you

up to Calvert and check the place out, okay?

If there's anything not kosher about him, we're out of there. Honest engine.

And we give him all his money back? Of course.

Minus my expenses.

All right, all right. I'll give him all his money back.

Meet you there.

We've got to talk, Miss Batista.

Jim, we've already been through this.

I can't hire your friends.

Because you only hire your wetback cousins?

Then how come Jim here is on my payroll?

Little Miss Foreman, I think you're mighty tough, don't you?

Hey, leave the lady alone.

Go to hell.

You okay?

Yeah.

You're fired, Jim.

You show up anywhere near the job site and I'm calling the police.

I guess I'm not used to playing the damsel in distress.

I'm sure you would have handled yourself just fine.

Angela Batista. Hi, Vince Black.

Oh, Jonathan Demolition.

Isn't that the crew that's dismantling the Air Force base?

Yeah, I'm the job superintendent.

I'm impressed.

What about you? What's your story?

Actually, I'm looking for work.

I just fired someone.

Maybe it's your lucky day.

I'd say it already is.

So far, everything about Flood is checking out, pal. How thoroughly was it

checked? Well, according to the government's own records, Major Peter

stationed at Travis Air Force Base from May 89 to September 93 when he was

honorably discharged.

Was there any report of the crash?

Officially explained as a weather balloon, just like he told us. But you

what? Listen to this. Do you remember General Howard Byrd, the guy Flood said

was part of the cover -up?

Yeah. Well, he is now the commanding officer.

So we transferred. So what? But why Calvert? Can you answer me that?

And why did the farmer who owned the field that the UFO crashed in move out

the country?

And why did the agent who headed up the investigation wind up dead in a car

crash? It sounds like a cover -up to me, pal.

Any information on that mystery container?

No, I'm...

There's no easy way to access military storage records, but it does check out

that they have the stuff transferred from Travis.

Well, Calvert Air Force Base is the size of a small city. Flood's got to give us

something more concrete to go on.

He's got a hunch it's in Building 15.

Start there.

Yeah. Well, I've got to get back to work.

Well, hang tight. I'll get back to you as soon as I talk to him, okay?

Bye.

Where the hell do you think you're going?

I thought the building was empty. This is a military installation and you're

trespassing. No, I'm not. I'm working here.

I've never seen you before.

I thought I saw someone head inside. I don't want anyone getting hurt.

What's your name?

What's going on here?

I want him off the base, that's what.

Look, I don't tell you how to run the Air Force.

Don't tell me how to run my crew.

I'm making a full report.

I'm shaking in my boots.

You're in a lot of trouble.

I may not be an expert in public relations, but making him mad might not

best idea.

Yeah, he'll get over it, trust me.

How so?

He's my brother.

Small world.

Yeah, too small to try to keep me from getting this job.

Michael's head of the BRAC committee.

It's the Base Realignment and Closing Committee.

He was afraid if I got hired as foreperson on the job that it would look

favoritism and conflict of interest.

Well... What difference does that make as long as you get the work done?

That's what my boss said.

But Michael thinks that I'm taking a job away from a man.

That's a pretty prehistoric attitude.

Tell me about it.

You must be the legendary Bobby Sixkiller.

In question, you are.

Howard Byrd.

As in general, Howard Byrd.

Yes. Not on golfing days. This is strictly unofficial.

Well, how can I unofficially help you? A fellow by the name of Pete Flood come

by here to see you?

All the names of my clients are confidential, sir.

Well, after 32 years in the military, all I know is fire straight ahead.

I apologize.

I'm not asking you to compromise your integrity.

Apology accepted.

How can I help you?

Flood's a suspect in a break -in at my base.

We haven't charged him yet, but we're pretty sure he's the guy.

Mr. Sixkiller, I'm going to give it to you straight.

I know he was here.

And I'm withholding confidential information.

Well, I'm not here to harass you.

I need you as an ally, not an enemy.

Flood worked for me for more than ten years.

He was a good soldier.

Stand -up guy.

Then one day he snapped.

Concocted this crazy story about a flying saucer that landed outside a

Well, there was a report of a crash outside of Travis.

And he's got you convinced it wasn't a weather balloon.

He's also got me convinced that it wasn't experimental.

Because he had top security clearance at that time.

Oh, no.

His top secret status was suspended.

What for?

Well, we had an espionage scare.

We suspended a dozen clearances.

Just to make the folks back in D .C. happy.

The flood took it hard.

Never the same after that.

The Air Force did everything they could for him. I made sure of that.

And then you had him discharged.

I had to.

The streets had him diagnosed as paranoid delusional.

He couldn't do his job.

Now, Betty never told you about that, did he?

Well, that's all in the past.

All I'm worried about now is that he's going to get himself hurt. Or he's going

to suck her thumb. Well, I mean, he's a civilian like himself.

Yes, well, I will take all this information into consideration.

Thanks for your time, Mr. Sexkiller. Thank you.

Where

do

you think you're going?

It's quitting time.

You didn't finish pulling wire in the basement.

You are not his boss, Miguel.

No, I'm your boss.

The general wants that building clean of salvage by 5 o 'clock.

His shift is over at 4.

It's all right.

I'll do it.

When are you going to stop telling me how to do my job?

When you learn to do it right.

This is the biggest job I've ever been assigned, and you are deliberately

to make me look bad in front of my crew. I don't have to. You're doing a fine

job all by yourself.

Look, I'm sorry, Angela. I didn't mean that, okay?

Who turned your head, Reno?

I'm not kidding, Bobby.

Think Pete was telling the truth. Right.

I mean it. Have you been brainwashed?

No, but I was almost charbroiled.

Somebody wants me out of the way real bad.

This whole UFO story is probably his way of getting back at the Air Force, you

know, for revoking his clearance and discharging them.

Do you know that he's wanted for questioning because he tried to break on

Calvert base?

Well, what do you expect the Air Force brass to tell you? Wait a minute, now

you're starting to sound as paranoid as he is.

Have you got the building plans yet?

No. Well, what are you waiting for?

What am I waiting for? Flood hasn't even showed up.

That boy's got no manners.

So where the hell have you been?

I've got to be very careful.

Look, I'll have the plans in the morning.

So you've spoken with General Byrd, huh?

Yeah, I did talk to General Byrd. And he started poking holes in your story,

pal. Why don't you tell me that your top secret clearance was revoked the night

you saw whatever you think you saw?

I was suspended on paper. It didn't mean anything in a practical sense. The

night of the crash, it was business as usual.

You said you tried to break into a military facility.

Mm -hmm.

Did he have a warrant for my arrest?

Oh, you got answers for everything, don't you?

You know, my dad used to tell me when you stick to the truth, you don't have

remember what you said.

Well, let me tell you what I'm about to say, pal.

You cut the crap.

Now, you tell me everything.

Why are you going after the Air Force?

You know, once upon a time, I was a happily married man.

She was my first love.

Our only love.

We didn't have a lot, but we had each other. We were together.

That's all that counted.

But after the investigation, the questions, the shame,

It was all too much for my wife to take.

Nancy left me about a month after I was discharged.

You know, you'd think after three years I could let it go, right?

Trouble is, I can't let go of Nancy.

Thanks, Dad.

So you see, Mr. Sixkiller, I really don't care if the whole world believes

I only care that Nancy believes me.

Relaxing after a hard day's work?

Vince, I was worried about you. How are you feeling?

I'm fine. I just wanted to stop by and personally thank you for pulling me out

when you did.

Michael feels terrible sending you in there.

I was working that building all day.

How could the power suddenly turn itself on?

There must be a live breaker somewhere we didn't know about. I thought I was

going to get through this job without any accidents.

Speaking of accidents, don't you think it's dangerous to have people working

inside a building 15?

No one's working 15th. I saw someone go in there. Must be an MP sneaking a

smoke.

Does that soft tail ride as good as she looks?

Well, why don't you put down your basket of flowers and find out for yourself.

Excuse me.

Are you Nancy Flood?

Yeah, who wants to know?

Bobby Sixkiller, ma 'am, I'd like to talk to you about your ex -husband.

Don't you people ever give up?

Second thought, you are not military. Thank you. You see, Mrs. Flood, I'm a

licensed bounty hunter.

So what, now there's a price on his head?

Well, not that I know of.

Your husband hired me to help him.

I'm hoping you can help me sort through some of this.

Peter didn't bother telling you about the restraining order, did he?

Well, I know both of you did not leave in the best of terms.

Look, mister, my ex -husband is a deeply troubled man.

So if you'll excuse me.

Well, wait a minute.

What if he should come up with some information that would clear this story?

Look, I don't want to know, okay?

Why not?

Peter and I had a son.

Joey was three when his dad first started having these flights of fancy.

So I balled him out for ignoring his son, and he decided to take Joey to a

game.

It started to rain on his way back from the game.

We lived up in the mountains.

I guess the street was wet because he lost control of the car.

Peter survived the accident.

Joey didn't.

I'm sorry.

Peter was never the same after that.

Neither was our marriage.

Hey, you got a three -quarter open end?

Go.

Vince Black's still asking a lot of questions about Building 15.

He saw the crew on the roof.

Uh -huh.

The Bureau's attempt to disengage Mr. Black did not succeed. Did not succeed?

Good God, you almost burned down the building.

Be that as it may, Howard, Mr. Black still needs to be terminated.

I had the peroxide who answers my phone to a background check -up.

Vince Black is a bounty hunter.

Works for Sixkiller Enterprises. You just let him be.

He'll eat us right too, Pete.

100.

100. Give me another 100. Another 100, baby. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come

Yeah. Okay. All right. No, no. Don't. Don't. Don't. Don't.

So, uh, is this seat taken?

I hope so.

Um, Sauvignon Blanc, please.

I'll just have a beer.

I thought you drank beer.

Yeah, well, don't tell anybody.

The sissy wine store could be bad for my image.

You have a pretty unusual image.

How's that?

Well, you're beautiful.

You're feminine, and, uh, you blow things up for a living.

That's a pretty interesting combination.

If you want to know more, you'll have to come over for dinner tomorrow night.

You cook, too?

I would say.

Well, at least I know what kind of wine to bring.

Eight o 'clock?

I'll be there.

Do you know that guy?

I might have seen him around. Why?

That's the fellow I saw sneak into Building 15.

Yeah, he's probably counting up the paperclips we left behind.

You know, I heard there was a break -in at the base.

You hear way too much, boy.

Why don't you have a seat?

I'm the officer in charge of base realignment and closing, not her.

You got a problem, you talk to me.

Miguel, please don't do this.

You're bothering my sister. Why don't you get lost?

Miguel? Don't you think you're being just a little overprotective?

Oh, really?

I made some coffee. I hope you don't mind.

What's going on?

Where's Little Flood? I don't know.

Okay.

All right, here's what happened.

What are you guys, IRS?

I pay my tax back.

I don't claim any independence anymore!

Let's try that again.

I was supposed to meet Flem in the morning. He didn't show up. I even

his ex -wife and she didn't know nothing.

That's all I know.

He's unbelievable.

Call us when he shows.

You don't look so good.

Yeah, one of your collection agencies paid me a visit.

I don't owe anyone any money.

I know.

The car had government plates, Pete.

If you want to quit, I'll understand.

You know, when General Byrd started poking holes in your story, I wasn't too

sure about you.

Especially after talking to your wife, I knew I wasn't too sure about you.

But when the feds started thrashing my office, I knew you were right about one

thing.

That they're hiding something.

And I want to know what that something is.

Let's get busy.

It's coming from somewhere else. Everyone back in here!

On the double!

I

think

I'm crazy.

Two accidents in two days.

I'm beginning to think this project's jinxed.

Didn't anybody ever teach you not to bring your work home with you?

I bring work home every night.

Come on. No dates?

Not many.

Guys aren't too sure about me.

I mean, a lot of them talk a good game about wanting a woman who's an equal.

But when it gets right down to it, most of them are too insecure to handle it.

That's their loss.

You ever think about settling down?

Maybe someday.

There are just a few things I need to work out first.

Ready commitment?

No. Just honest.

I like honest.

Angela Batista?

What can I do for you?

Well, the guys in town explained to me that you're in charge of the wrecking

crew, which I find very hard to believe.

But it might explain the behavior of a certain friend of mine, Vince Black.

Have you seen him?

Oh, hi, Bobby.

Sir, how are you?

Okay.

Want to show up?

He did indeed, and we need to talk.

I got to go.

I'll call you.

Wait a second. Wait a second.

What's going on?

Well, we just have a personal friend that has a problem, that's all.

Pete Flood's a friend of yours.

You know him?

I know about him.

My brother said Flood tried to break into the base last week because he

General Bird is hiding something.

Rumor mill says that Flood thinks that something is a UFO.

Now, exactly how you fit in, I'm not sure, but I do know you ask way too many

questions to be regular crew. Well, you're right, I'm not.

Bobby and I are bounty hunters.

Pete Flood hired us. He hired you to find the UFO?

No, he hired us to find the truth.

Then you're going to need me.

Well, Miss Batista, we do appreciate your help, but... If the military's

something, I want to know what it is.

Ah, a girl after my own heart, sir.

Okay, uh, I'll lay low until we're all ready to move together.

The storage area in Building 15 is subterranean.

I've mapped out the fastest access route for Vince.

My guess is the elevators aren't operational.

Good guess. We pulled a cable on Tuesday.

So when Vince gets on the base, exactly what is he looking for? A freight

container. It's got some lone government number on it, but it ends in 56.

Well, isn't a freight container a little large to try to stop on the back of a

Harley? They've broken down and sorted all the evidence inside the container.

should grab whatever he can carry.

Well, then we'll create a diversion to get Vince on the base. How tight is that

security? Well, the base is officially closed, so there's only a skeleton

security crew.

Unofficially, though, there could be a battalion in that building.

Finn said he saw a paint crew on the roof.

He thought they were painting a landing marker.

They're going to get that container up by helicopter.

That would be my guess.

He's got to move it by morning. Why?

Because the building is wired to blow at 7 a .m.

Then we move tonight. We're not taking any chances.

It must have been a rat or something.

Thank you.

Dreams.

Drop the bother.

I said drop it!

What

is

it? We've been breached.

Let me guess.

Vince Black.

He fits in the description.

Catch him. He's every man available.

Don't do it fast.

Sir? She blows in one hour.

3 a .m.

He should have been back two hours ago.

That's it. I'm going in after him. He'll never get on the base.

The bird even suspects someone's in that building. He's locked the place up

tight. There's a more serious possibility than that.

Like he moved up the blast?

Man, a man takes no prisoners.

Then we're calling the cops.

It's a military base.

Burst and Stonewall are the police for hours.

You're gonna need one of their own to get in there.

Like who?

It's a long shot, but I've got an idea.

Who is this?

Angela!

Angela, what are you doing here?

Who's he?

A friend in need.

Miguel, you have to listen to me.

I'm pretty sure that General Byrd has moved up the detonation.

For God's sake, Angela, are you nuts?

He's trying to get rid of the evidence.

Evidence of what?

The UFO crash site at Travis.

You're as crazy as a fruitcake who tried to break in here last week.

I am not crazy.

Vince was supposed to check in three hours ago.

We haven't heard from him. You mean you stuck that long hair on the base?

Unconventional circumstances call for unconventional actions.

Like involving innocent people like my sister, is that it?

It's not his fault.

I figured out what was going on. I volunteered to help.

Well, then you're as bad as he is.

Miguel, tú eres mi hermano.

Necesito tu ayuda.

Arrest me.

Arrest him.

But first, please check out the base.

See if we're right about the general.

You can arrest me, too.

I'm the one you really want.

You're Peter Flood.

In the flesh.

And I'll stay right here until you check out their story.

You have my word, Miguel.

We don't move until you get back.

All right.

All right, I'll do it.

It's not bad.

Major Batista.

What are you doing here?

I was patrolling the grounds and I saw the door was open.

Glad you're on your toes, Major.

Dismissed. Permission to speak freely, sir.

Permission denied.

There's a rumor that you're pushing up the detonation schedule. Is that true,

sir? Did you hear what I said?

Yes, I did, sir. You're risking severe disciplinary action, mister.

My orders are to evacuate and inspect all buildings before detonation, sir.

have no more orders, son. I'm relieving you of duty.

Now get out of here before I call security.

No, sir.

I'm the same.

Let's go!

How's your brother?

Much better.

The Air Force is talking about special commendation for bravery.

He earned it. I'm surprised the Pentagon isn't protecting General Byrd.

People died in that blast.

I think it's just a little too big for them to cover up.

I guess this is where I'm supposed to ask you to stay.

I'll come back.

i thought you were a goner no such luck good news

the air force has dropped all charges against mr pete flood no questions asked

that's great yeah no more living in the shadows watching my back god feels

good i bet it does listen i don't know how i'm ever gonna thank you guys enough

i just wish i got out of there with a hard evidence hey After what's happened,

I've got all the proof I need, believe me.

Thanks again, guys.

You know, there is somebody who'd like to talk to you. I'm not ready for any

reporters. She's not a reporter, Pete.

Nancy.