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Having trouble, buddy?

Yeah, I hit a shoulder about a half mile
up the road. Can you give me a shove?

Sure, hop on.

Where are you at? I thought you said
half a mile.

It's still due.

Get out.

I don't have any cash on me. Honestly, I
haven't.

Well, that ought to be a good match,
huh?

You found the boat yet?

Oh, that's all taken care of. I just
hope three million dollars will fit into

the hold.

That's not the problem, David.

The problem is how to get it out of the
vault in the first place.

You can do it.

I've got all the faith in the world in
you.

I've been over it a thousand times.

There is no way to cut that closed
circuit TV off.

Max, there's always a way.

Oh, I, uh, I heard from Corky.

Don't worry, they're taking good care of
your boy.

Funny, even he wondered if you'd found a
way to work the thing out.

I guess he doesn't want to have to cut
your son's throat.

The Ford Motor Company presents the FBI.

A Quinn Martin production starring
Ephraim Zimbalist Jr.

Also starring Philip Abbott, William
Reynolds, with guest stars

Arthur Hill, William Wyndham,

Don Gordon.

Louise Latham.

Phyllis Love.

Tonight's episode, By Force and
Violence, Part 2.

Robert Griswold, kidnapped from a Kansas
City office building on the evening of

June 7th, had been missing for eight
days.

Unknown to the FBI, Griswold's ransom
was to be $3 million, stolen from the

counting vault of Hill Dempsey, a
brokerage firm in San Diego.

There were only two slim clues as to the
identity of the criminals and the

whereabouts of their victim.

One of the kidnappers was known to
frequent Chinese restaurants, and the

kidnapped vehicle had been identified as
a recently purchased camper.

Well, sir, anything new?

Did you find that poor kid?

Not yet.

But I think we've got a lead on the man
who bought the camper.

Halpern? Do you recognize him?

That's your boy.

David Spears.

Were these men in on the deal?

Yeah. You sure?

Positive.

Well, what's your next step? Pick him
up?

Find him.

How's it coming, Harry?

Almost there.

Here, Alvin.

You try this when you go on duty
tonight.

If it works as well as the other ones,
we'll be inside that vault before they

know what's hit them.

Any ideas on the closed circuit TV yet?

Not yet.

Hey, Max.

Look, I've got other deals on the fire.
I can't waste time.

Look, I'm doing the best I can. Now stop
bothering me, both of you.

I'll think of something.

Just keep off my back.

You were supposed to get the burglar
alarm plans from Anderson. Have you done

it?

I'll get them tonight.

You finish your own assignments and then
you complain, okay?

Okay.

Well, he's got a lot on his mind.

So who has him?

All right, I talked at every SAC on the
West Coast. Not a sign of Spears.

All right, then.

Come in.

Just a minute, Lewis.

Oh, good.

We've got the first response of the
camper APB.

It was ticketed on the day after the
kidnapping by the Colorado Highway

Made an illegal lane change just outside
of Granger.

Headed west?

Yes, west.

Excuse me, Art.

Yes. Mrs. Max Griswold to see Inspector
Erskine.

You're right with her.

Art, Barbara Griswold just walked into
the office.

Well, that may be a good sign.

Okay, Lewis, I'll let you know as soon
as we have anything further.

Right.

Oh, SAC McDonald, of course. This is
Special Agent Colby. How do you do?

Mrs. Griswold.

Won't you sit down?

You know, you'd make a marvelous lawyer.

You'd come up with some very good
arguments.

I don't know many people who could
convince me that the only way to save my

was to turn my husband in.

Where is he, Mrs. Griswold?

Would the general area help?

Yes, it would.

I talked to him at one o 'clock in the
afternoon, and I heard the sound of

thunder on the phone.

And he said that it was raining, so I
contacted the weather department.

And the only place in the country where
there were rain and thundershowers

yesterday was Los Angeles.

I'll check that further, Lou. Might get
more detail.

And I'd like to fly out myself if you
have no objections.

Of course not.

I guess that I've done all the damage to
Max that can be done, haven't I?

Oh, welcome home.

I didn't know whether to expect you two
back from San Diego tonight or not.

Where have you been?

Anderson Company.

I picked a lock for Flood. He got
pictures of the Hill Dempsey burglar

system. You have any trouble?

It was a breeze.

They won't even know we were there. The
prints are drying now.

Where's Flood?

Isn't he here?

I dropped him off here on my way home.
He said he'd wait for you while I

developed the pictures.

How long ago was that?

Two, three hours maybe.

Two or three hours?

Yeah.

I told them all to tell their
girlfriends to get lost.

Claude doesn't seem to have paid much
attention. All right, all right, I'll

to him. You do that.

Max, look, we're in this thing together.
There's no need to get... Oh, no, we're

not in this thing together. I'm in it
because I have to be.

But I had years when I got to decide for
myself when I was going to get up in

the morning and when I was going to go
to bed and what I was going to eat and

what I was going to wear instead of some
guard in the joint deciding for me.

And before you're through, Davey, you're
going to put me back there.

And what makes me really mad is that I
have to help you do it.

Good to see you.

You must be Tom Colby. I'm Brian Durant.
Brian, how are you?

Lou, we've covered every high crime
incident area in the city. The east and

south sides, the fringe areas, the
strip.

Not a trace of either Griswold or
Spears.

Nobody here for your informants.

Pretty much the same story.

With a couple of interesting exceptions.

Apparently, these men hit L .A. about
five days ago.

Billy Canada, Claude Flood.

They both worked for Griswold in the
past, but never at the same time, never

with each other.

Are they specialists?

Canada's an ordinary, competent car
thief, but Flood's a near genius in

television electronics.

It seems he's something of a genius with
the women, too.

Has he ever been arrested in Los
Angeles?

Mm -hmm. The sheriff's department picked
him up about nine months ago.

He was questioned and released without
charges.

There's a copy of the arrest report
further back.

Let's see who we want to notify in case
of emergency. That's the one they count

on.

Here we are.

Monica Duval.

311 West 6th Street.

Santa Barbara.

Was she worth it, Romeo?

When we get out of this, I'm going to
kill you.

You listen to me, lover boy.

You made a deal with me.

You agreed to take my money and you took
my time.

In the first hour, I'm out of sight,
you're off with some babe and a bottle,

for all I know, you may have ruined the
best deal I ever put together, and

you're going to kill me?

For your

information, Max and I have looked over
the factory in San Diego.

The one we'll be...

Running the drills in.

And it's beautiful. We can duplicate
every facet of Hill Dempsey that

us. Including the TV camera?

Hey, I got you in.

It's too bad we can't schedule a rerun,
huh?

An old gangster movie, maybe.

What's the matter?

in a time when the shift that we want is
on duty in the vault, we tap into the

monitor circuit and we tape a routine 30
or 40 minutes of whatever they do.

Usual activity.

Then when we hit the vault, we kill the
live picture and substitute the replay.

Can you do that, lover boy, huh?

In about three seconds, you won't see
anything but a flicker on the screen.

And I thought of... I'm a genius!

Max, I want to congratulate you.

I'm going to buy you a drink.

You really deserve it. You know what
you've just done?

You've saved a boy's life.

Huh?

Her name is Monica Duvall. She works in
a go -go

club called the Channel One.

She's a friend of Flood's, but he's got
a big mouth.

I want you to shut her up.

I'm going to find out first if he told
her anything.

I know what he told her.

Do it now.

This afternoon.

Yes, sir.

Miss Duvall.

Okay, buddy, what do you want?

I, uh, want to tell you how much I
admired your dancing.

Oh. Well, fine, you told me. Now get
lost, will ya?

ambulance right away, Mr. Val.

Do you know who that was?

You do know a man named Claude Flood.

Why did he go to Los Angeles? Did he
tell you?

A job.

A job? With whom?

Billy Canada.

Lloyd Mitchell.

Now, with the faceplates on, it'll be
impossible to recognize anyone.

And so the helmets have been color
-coded. White is for command.

Red is for the trouble squad, the
submachine guns.

Green helmets, you have 700 pounds of
cash to pack in 12 minutes.

You'll rehearse until you can do it in
10.

Now, we've taped the floor to indicate
the exact layout of Hill Dempsey to the

inch.

Now, this represents the main entrance.

The first floor corridor, and then a
security gate with bars.

Guard operated?

Right. And he's an armed security
officer, not a kindly old duffer named

Now, he sits here.

Now, if he's able to immobilize the
elevator before we can get him, then we

take the stairs.

There are 16 steps to the vault
corridor.

We have 30 seconds up, 20 seconds down.

But if we can utilize the elevator, then
we turn right when we get out of it,

and we come to the second security gate.

Now that one is unguarded, fortunately.

And just inside, we hook in our tape
substitute here.

Then comes the door to the counting
room, and finally the vault door itself,

which will be standing open.

And our last barrier will be a security
gate.

Inside the vault.

There's no key to that one. We'll have
to cut through with a torch.

Behind that gate, three and a half
million in cold cash.

Have you found a place outside Hill
Dempsey where you can splice into the

circuit? There's a manhole near 18th and
A.

Reception should be good for taping.
Good.

Okay, let's try a run -through. We start
at the main entrance, and the time will

be exactly 4 .55 a .m.

Maybe Spears got a fortune cookie that
said don't eat in Chinese restaurants.

Good evening.

Two? We'd like to see the owner, please.
Is he in?

Well, no, but could I help you? I'm
Betty Lee.

F .D .I., Miss Lee.

Have you ever seen this man before?

He's about 5 '11", dark hair, probably
gray. Yes, he's been in a couple of

times. Once with another man.

This man?

Yes. He called someplace.

Do you have any idea what the number
was?

He wrote it down on one of our menus.

It was noon. The lunch menu.

There. Will that help?

You have no idea how much, Miss Lee.
Thank you.

Yeah?

It's your papa.

Hello. Robert, how do you feel?

Well, like the man said, on the whole, I
think I'd rather be in Philadelphia.

You know the quote.

W .C. Fields.

It's his epitaph.

Fields fan.

Funniest man who ever lived.

Yeah, I think so too.

I guess we have something in common.

You know, maybe.

Look, I don't mean to bug you, but this
whole thing is so hard for me to figure

out. Now, what do they want?

Why do they need you?

I wish I could explain.

I can't.

All I can ask is that you trust me.

All right.

I trust you.

Okay. Good.

I've got to go now, Robert.

We'll be talking again.

Yeah.

Good night, son.

Good night.

Good night.

Are they treating him all right?

They better be.

Firm orders, Max.

If it weren't for the boy, you'd have
found a way to kill me by now, wouldn't

you?

Yeah.

32 seconds so far. See if you can make
it up in packing the cash.

Go!

Coming along very well.

Even your boy would be proud of you if
he could see you now.

That reminds me, I want them brought all
the way to the coast.

Go on your boys, tell them to get
started.

No, they're safe enough where they are.

When it's all over, I'll tell you where
he is. That's the deal.

I just broke the deal.

I'm not going into the boondocks to find
my boy.

I have a feeling neither one of us will
get out.

Max, I still don't see why you won't
come to Mexico with the rest of us.

Well, Max, think it through.

I have.

Bring the boy to San Diego or you can
take these men into Hill Dempsey

Look, Max.

If you're Mr.

Fry, I'm sorry I'm late.

Filthy, the property. They've turned
down a firm offer.

FBI?

Come in.

You have a client named Thayer, Miss
Parr?

Yes.

We just spoke to Mr. Thayer, and he
identified this man as your employer.

This is Mr. Pickett.

Well, now, the last lead we had on Mr.
Pickett was a few days ago, and he

a call to Mr. Thayer from a Chinese
restaurant.

Do you know where Mr. Pickett is now?

In San Francisco, on business, Hotel
Gilman.

If he isn't there, he said he could be
reached at this number.

Who's his client there?

Well, Mr. Pickett was a little secretive
about this one.

Halpern, I think.

Halpern.

Why?

What's going on?

I want you all to get at least eight
hours sleep, ten if you can.

We'll have hot coffee when you wake up,
and then we'll move out.

Sweet dreams.

I've got

a

good feeling about this one, Max.

We are going to make history.

This is one battle.

You can't lose, General.

I wonder how many bright -eyed civilians
have said that before.

The Confederate commanders, Indian
chiefs, Russian counts in the First War,

German field marshals in the Second.

It's never a matter of heart, baby. It's
a question of time.

Well, you've got it timed right down to
the second. You just said so.

You've got the robbery time, sure.

That's only the beginning.

If the police don't get us at the plant,
they're in no hurry.

Sooner or later, they pick up somebody.

Because of a woman or because somebody
is unhappy about the split or somebody

left a print.

And then we all start to topple, one
domino after the other.

The thing that always beats us is time.

The police have all the time in the
world.

Hotel Gilman?

Yes, do you have a Matt or a Matthew
Pickett registered there?

Well, Mr.

Pickett came back about 1 .30 in the
afternoon, and this man had come in

but he wouldn't leave his name.

Spears?

What do you want him for?

Yes, thank you. Excuse me.

Hotel Gilman never heard of Matt
Pickett, and the number he gave Miss

answering service.

He ordered the service by phone. He paid
a month's check. But he never tried to

find out if there were any messages.

Were there? No.

Miss Parker, is Mr.

Pickett up to call in from time to time
just to see how things are going? Yes,

he might.

Especially if he had a big deal on the
fire.

Do you know of a deal like that?

No.

But something was on his mind.

He's been working nights.

Here or out in the field?

Here, mostly.

At least, that's what he said.

You never know it by the way the place
looked in the mornings. No cigarette

butts, empty bottles.

You'd swear he'd vacuumed the place
before he left.

Is there a vacuum in the office?

Yes, but... I wonder if we could see it.

Are you serious?

Did this mean anything to you?

Yes, it's part of one of our open
listing forms.

Mr. Pickett probably made a listing.
Somebody sold the property and he... And

what, Miss Parr?

He got so angry he burned it?

Well, apparently he did burn it, whether
it makes any sense or not.

Can you tell what listing that refers
to?

Would the date help?

Yes, it might.

Let me check my files.

Yeah? We're just outside of Barstow,
Dave. I think this is far enough.

He wants you to bring the boy to the
turnoff at Torrey Pines. I can't talk

out of it. I can't hang out on this road
forever, Dave. This is far enough.

Will you quit arguing with me? Do it.

Just do it.

Put the boy on.

It'll be a couple more hours.

Hang on.

Yeah.

Hey, look, I've got a feeling that this
is as tough on you as it is on me. Am I

right?

Almost as tough.

Well, then you hang on, too.

I will.

Well... Goodbye, son.

Goodbye.

Goodbye, Dad.

Okay? Okay. Get the boat ready.

Give me the police.

Yes, emergency, please.

Well, we can go over the whole thing
again, but there just isn't anything

for the 17th.

But try the 16th and the 18th. Oh,
Inspector. I know you're tired, so am I,

it's important.

A matter of life and death.

It could be.

It probably is.

The 16th.

Harfield property.

Two bedrooms, bath and a half, Manhattan
Beach.

Out of city listing.

San Diego, instrument company.

Leased to Halpern and Company,
Baltimore.

Halpern, I see that.

Plant facility dismantled. All equipment
removed or unusable.

Call Converse to San Diego. I can get
over there right away.

O 'Brien, it's Lou.

I'll be at the airport in five minutes.
I'll need a jet to take me to San Diego.

We've just received a teletype from the
Barstow Police Department.

A farmer spotted a camper earlier
tonight answering the description of the

kidnapped vehicle at a spot
approximately 20 miles west of Barstow.

How many passengers could he tell?

Two men and a teenage boy.

It was headed west, but it's apparently
changed direction.

Barstow Police have covered the
designated area.

No results.

Now, there are three unimproved highways
they might have taken.

What's the most direct route to San
Diego?

66 to 395.

All right, alert the resident agent in
Barstow.

If he spots it, have him follow without
intercepting until further orders.

Take a helicopter out to Highway 395.
Establish contact with the SRA in

as soon as you're airborne.

Miss Power, thank you very much.

Right on schedule.

Don't go any faster.

I feel like a sitting duck.

Take it easy.

Easy.

Quiet.

Get the search warrant. Yes, sir.

Amen.

This is a robbery.

You will be shot if you move or
interfere.

Face the wall.

Place your hands behind your backs.

Cooperate. It will save your lives.

We could start checking every industrial
facility roughly similar to this one.

Alert of the major banks, factories and
payrolls.

No unusual activity anywhere.

An outfit named Guardians Limited has a
security contract with most of the

important firms in the metropolitan
area.

It's absolutely quiet in that control
room.

What sort of assistant do they have?

Central alarm plus closed circuit TV.

Griswold put together a team of experts,
including a specialist in electronics.

Let's check back with Guardian.

What about irregular activity, like
changes in personnel?

No, sir. Everything's under control on
all the monitors.

No reception difficulties?

Well, there was a little interference on
the Hill Dempsey line, but the picture

held. Hang on.

Would Hill Dempsey make sense as a
target?

Well, they're foreign exchange brokers.

They keep much money on hand?

I should imagine about three or four
million.

Are they open now?

Not the regular office, but the guard
should answer the night number.

See if you can contact him.

Yes, sir.

I couldn't raise Hill Dempsey, but Mr.
Ward is on a relay from Washington.

Yes, Art.

Lois, we've just been going over the M
.O .s used by Canada and Mitchell over

the past few years.

One of our agents remembered a truck
theft and murder in San Diego with

points of similarity.

San Diego police had already forwarded a
set of partial prints, and we compared

them to Canada's and Mitchell's. Yeah?

Well, the prints on a metal flashlight
dropped after the theft of a Bancroft

transfer truck on June 17th are
definitely Mitchell's. I've sent

to San Diego already.

All right. Thanks, Arthur.

Is Bancroft Transfer anywhere near Hill
Dempsey? No, it's not.

Any other interstate truck lines in the
area?

There's Mission Freight.

As a matter of fact, I think Mission
Freight and Hill Dempsey share the same

loading platform.

Let's move on. Alert the police. Ask
them to seal off the area.

What's wrong with the elevator?

I wanted you to wait for me. You can get
out right through there.

Now let me just go on.

Everybody in that vault room saw me.
They'll investigate, Dylan.

They'll identify me. Let me go with you.
Are you out of your mind? Please,

please, Mr. Griswold, just take me with
you.

Go ahead, Tom.

We're about a mile from the camper.

I have cars on the highway in front and
behind him. Looks like they stopped for

dinner.

There's one man in the front seat. The
other evidently is in the camper with

boy. All right, move in the moment the
boy's separated from both men.

Yes, sir.

Be careful, Tom.

You're safe.

We're the FBI.

What about my dad?

What about the truck?

Empty. Just one man.

Boyd Mitchell.

You search the building. I'll contact
the Coast Guard. Right.

Will you quit worrying?

We have made it!

So you'll get a free trip to Acapulco.

He saw me.

20 seconds more and we would have
disappeared in the dark.

We'd have gotten away.

Part 1390.

Motor launch has been sighted. She's
about four and a half miles, 135

degrees magnetic from Point Loma Light.

The end.

shot across their mouth stand by the
mortar to fire a warning shot

5 -11, we were at the second floor
elevator.

In a moment or two, we would have gone
down the stairs.

But Van Doyle stopped me.

He wanted to go with us.

We wasted 20, 25 seconds.

I don't know whether it would have made
any difference.

Anyway, you saw me and that was it.

Would you type that up as soon as
possible, please?

Lou, the boy and his mother are here.

They wanted to know if they could see
Griswold.

Of course.

Hello, Max.

Hello, sweetheart.

It had to end sometime.

Could have been a worse ending.

Good boy, Barbara.

You did a fine job.

There was a lot to start with.

David Spears died of his wounds.

Walter Boyland and Nick Anders were
convicted of kidnapping.

Max Griswold and seven others were
convicted of the armed robbery of the

Dempsey Company, as well as complicity
in the murder of the Bancroft truck

driver. They are serving sentences
totaling 240 years.

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