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Help you?

Know anything about bicycles?

Afraid not.

You heading toward Jamestown?

Yes, I am, but... Hop in.

I don't usually pick up riders, but I don't think you'd hurt me.

Would you?

I'm Susan Markle.

I'm from Alina.

Alina?

That's a long way to bicycle.

Oh, well, I go to an arts and crafts school in Jamestown. I cycle up it three

times a week.

Small overhead, good exercise.

You don't sound very excited about it.

Well, Jamestown is about as far as I've gotten in my life.

My folks promised to take me to Europe next year, but... Yeah.

You'd like to travel all by yourself, huh?

Why'd you stay with me?

What do you say?

Already cross -country first class?

Must be nice to be able to afford it.

No problem.

Nah, boost a few stores, maybe knock off a bank.

Hey, you know something?

We'd make a great team.

Pretty girl like you, you could draw all the attention.

I wouldn't even need a gun.

You are joking.

Aren't you?

You want out?

Unit 15 to station.

Go ahead.

I've got a speeder inside on Highway 17.

New York license 5 Frank 9836.

Not in my hot sheet.

Please check stolen reports and advise.

Come over here.

We have no stolen report on vehicle you described.

10 -4. I'm pulling them over on the speeding violation.

Roger, 50.

Good morning.

May I see your driver's license?

Certainly, officer.

I'd like to call your attention to the fact that the speed limit on this road

posted at 25 miles an hour.

Oh, I'm sorry, officer. I guess I got careless.

Easily dumb.

I think we'll let you off for the morning this time. Thanks a lot,

really appreciate that.

I don't know what got into me.

Are you all right?

Are you sure?

Is there anything I can do?

Thank you.

It's a nice looking watch you got.

Oh, thanks.

My daughter gave it to me.

Had a big birthday party just before I came on duty.

Quite a feed. I think I ate too much.

There's some pills in the glove compartment. Would you get them for me,

Thank you.

Station to unit 15.

Come in 15.

15, go ahead.

Reference your last call.

Owner just reported vehicle stolen 10 .30 a .m. this day.

Don't let him die.

Let me help him.

Back in the car.

The FBI.

A Quinn Martin production.

Starring Ephraim Zimbalist Jr.

Also starring Philip Abbott.

William Reynolds.

With guest stars, Robert Drivers, Rick Kellman.

Tonight's episode, The Corruptor.

the brutal shooting of a New York State policeman who was able to describe his

assailant before lapsing into a coma.

The assailant's car was discovered abandoned on a secondary road in

Pennsylvania. Because the gunman had driven the stolen car across state

the FBI entered the case.

Agents arrived at the scene and immediately joined state police officers

search of the area.

No. He never touched me.

After he abandoned the car, he had me go into the woods with him.

He said he was going to keep me as a hostage.

Take your time.

After a wait, he told me to turn around.

Thought he changed his mind and was going to kill me.

I waited, then turned.

He was gone.

And he didn't give you a name or any idea where he was going?

No name.

He said something about going across the country, but I thought he was joking.

Do you think you could describe him to one of our artists?

Easily.

I was never so frightened in my life.

Miss Margold, your parents are outside.

Agents processing the car found some latents.

We sent them on to the identification division to check against the prints of

bureau fugitives.

We also found a large supply of aspirin in the glove compartment.

That confirms what Miss Margold stated.

He's in some kind of severe pain.

There was also a report of a pickup truck stolen from the same area we found

girl and an eyewitness who saw a man who looked like our subject drive it away.

We entered the license in the NCIC.

Thank you.

Excuse me, sir.

I was wondering if you needed any help.

waiting tables, washing dishes.

Why don't you leave your name and telephone number? Maybe something will

soon. Here's a number of a friend that can get in touch with me.

Thank you.

Hey, kid.

You hungry?

Yeah, I really am.

Another T -bone.

Medium.

You on the road?

Yeah, but I'm not a hobo.

I'm just... Yeah, I know.

First time away from home and off to see the big, wide, wonderful world.

Let me tell you something.

It's nothing.

Unless you have money.

This is called a number.

Watch.

Okay, you guys, come out of there.

Come on, come on, let's go.

Right, very, very nice.

Empty that.

Good. Now on the counter.

Very, very nice. Okay, car keys and currency on the counter.

Come on.

Good.

Very nice.

Look out!

Get the keys and the money.

Who owns that shiny green car out there?

It's mine.

Get the keys.

Okay, let's go.

Let's go.

Are you sick?

That's all right. Don't be ashamed.

I never saw a man shot before.

You think he's dead?

Nah.

Those truck drivers are tough. Take more than a bullet in the shoulder.

Is that what I got?

Goodbye.

Good luck.

What, are you getting rid of me?

What'd I do, something wrong?

Hey, you don't want to get involved with someone like me.

You're just a kid.

Hey, wait a minute. I can take care of myself. I took care of myself back at

that diner, didn't I?

Well, I guess I could use a partner.

Someone with nerve.

Get out of here.

You don't want to get involved with me.

I got thousands of miles to cover.

You know what I got at the end of it? Bet you don't know.

I got a mission.

Mission?

Something I gotta do.

And I don't care what it cost.

Well?

You said you needed help?

Get that briefcase.

Open.

You like it?

Oh, man, oh, man.

Cheers.

Are you kidding?

You know how to use a gun?

Yeah.

And the kid who helped him was about 19 and maybe six feet tall.

And I guess I can't remember much else.

Did you get any background information from him when he applied for the job?

Well, when he came in... Excuse me.

Hello?

Who?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, just a minute.

Inspector, it's your office.

Thank you.

Erskine, put him on.

What's the situation out there, Lewis?

We found a pickup truck the subject stole in Pennsylvania.

He held up this diner and escaped in one of the customer's cars with a young man

he apparently just met here.

All right, Lewis, keep me informed.

I'm sorry, Inspector.

With all the excitement, I forgot he left this.

Thanks very much.

Tom Colby just called.

We found a car that Sophie stole from the parking lot.

We found a few latents.

Any other tire impressions?

None that we could find. They probably walked up to the road.

It smells like oil of clothes.

Better get it back to the lab for confirmation.

How long you guys been together?

We met George at a shelter house in Indianapolis about two weeks ago.

Hey, George.

I'm sure glad you came back for us.

What's it like on a job when you use one of these for the first time?

You ever play baseball?

See that ball going 300 feet, huh?

You ever bowl?

You know, it's like the copper strike, huh?

That's the power.

How many jobs you pulled?

When you've done as many as I have, you don't talk about it.

I'll tell you one thing.

I've lived more in the last 10 years than most people live a lifetime.

Fast.

Yep. With 300 horses under you and one of those in your hand.

Man, you got the world.

Well, Mickey, what do you say?

I don't know.

Oh, come on.

Come on.

Okay.

Hey, George told us you got something big planned. You can use partners.

No chance.

Can't you use us?

To an experience.

Most you guys ever did was play hooky, right?

Well, give it a chance.

Can you take orders?

Yes, sir.

Okay.

Try out in a rehearsal before the big job.

Well, did we get something like that?

Sure. Firepower for everybody.

No, Ace.

No.

That one's off -limits.

I'm sorry you had so much trouble reaching me.

I was staying with a friend in Cleveland. I just got back.

Did you say that George Arbor left my telephone number?

It followed.

Why do you say that?

He was just bumming around the country.

He said he was from Parmedale, Indiana.

I guess I was just the only one in the area he knew to use for an answering

service.

Where did you meet him?

Here. I usually have lunch here.

We brown -bagged it and chatted.

That went on for, oh, about a week.

Before he finally got up enough nerve to ask me for a date.

And you accepted?

Well, he looked lonely and harmless, so I cooked him a dinner.

It was the biggest mistake I ever made.

Well, I couldn't get rid of him. He kept calling.

I kept telling him I wasn't interested.

He wouldn't listen.

He kept saying, I'll make you love me if I have to stay in this town the rest of

my life.

When was the last time you heard from him?

It was just before he got involved in that diner robbery.

I wouldn't know how to reach him, though. I never did know where he

If he contacts you again, would you call us, please?

How you feeling?

The whole back of my head is coming off.

Where are the other guys?

In the room.

That tooth has always given me trouble.

When that truck driver hit me in the mouth, he broke the tooth off.

Laid everything bare.

Let me take you to the dentist.

No.

No dentist.

As my father almost died in the dentist chair. Dentist, huh?

He started to hemorrhage when they pulled a tooth.

His heart almost gave out.

Well, that couldn't happen today.

Look, let me just take you. They'll take care of you.

No. I said no dentist.

Talk about something else. Anything.

What do you want me to say?

Aren't you curious about where we're going? You should be curious.

We're gonna see my kid brother.

He killed a cop.

I gotta help him. You gonna try and break him out?

I'm gonna break him out.

Stupid.

Tried to hold up a store.

Shouldn't have lost his head.

Burn that cop.

What can I do?

He's my kid brother, right?

He's not much older than you are.

I've got to help him.

Hey, Dale.

Dale, you okay?

just like a kid.

The other day when you told me not to be ashamed, I was feeling kind of sick.

There's times everybody needs help.

It's going to be tough trying to get my brother out.

It's going to take a lot of nerve.

Are you with me?

You've got to see.

He's dependent on me.

Yes?

Yes.

Mr. Ward, Inspector.

Put it on the speaker, Dan.

Yes, sir.

Lewis, the Indianapolis office is Trace George Arbor.

He's from Palmadale's, all right.

His parents say he left home about a month ago. They haven't heard from him

since. They've given agents photos of him.

Does he have an arrest record?

None that his local police are aware of. He was a good student in school, stayed

clear of trouble.

He left home a few weeks ago on an urge to go adventuring.

Oh, Lewis, I've just been handed a lab report on that cotton swabbing found in

the last car stolen by the subject.

You were right. The cotton was saturated with oil of clothes, a solution used to

relieve toothaches.

We'll send out flyers to dentists and pharmacies.

Yes?

It's Muriel Davies.

Let me get back to you, Art.

This Davies is Inspector Erskine.

George Arbor just called me. He's in Lordston, Indiana.

He wanted me to come there.

Said he could really show me a good time because he was in tight with some big

-time operator.

And he had money.

Did he give you an address or a phone number?

No, he just said he'd call soon.

Oh, he did say that he and a friend had to go to the Grosvenor.

Did he say what that was?

No, he didn't.

I'll let you know if he calls again.

Thank you, Miss Davies.

Dan, call the Indianapolis office. Find out if there's a place called the

Grosvenor in Lordston.

All right.

Now get me the Indianapolis office.

We'll go in two at a time.

Remember the manager's office is on the mezzanine.

Don't forget the... Dan, are you all right?

Let me take you to a dentist.

Thank you.

Hey, hold on.

She said the doc would be back in a few minutes.

I'm worried about those guys.

They'll be all right.

They wouldn't do anything without you.

Six to one.

Go ahead.

The pair in the corner by the ladder?

They don't match our subject's description, but one is definitely

Right, Tom.

This is Unit One, Inspector Erskine.

I'm surveillance at the Grove in the theater.

We have two men near the box office. One of them definitely armed.

Call the police. Ask them to send a cruiser right away.

I'll take that, mister.

Freeze.

Drop him.

Step in the lobby, please, sir.

Put your hands behind your head.

Face the booth.

Tooth's broken off at the gum line.

I'm going to have to dig that root out.

Should have had this taken care of before.

Never mind the lecture. Just do it.

What's that?

I'm giving you a general anesthetic.

Hey, what is this?

Come on, I gotta get you out of here. I think they called the FBI.

That's the card he filled out.

Come by, Dan. Check this for fingerprints.

And maybe the lab can tell us something about the handwriting.

What was his condition?

Very bad.

He'll be in constant agony until he receives treatment.

Thank you very much.

Well, I interviewed the two boys who tried to hold up the theater.

Michael Neighbors and Royal Sheehan.

Both from Alexandria, Virginia. Both 18.

No previous arrest record.

They implicated both Arbor and our subject.

They said they were told to commit the robbery as kind of an initiation.

Did they identify the subject as Quinlan?

No, they confirmed his description, but they knew him only as Dell, nothing

more.

I suppose he'll stay away from dentists from now on.

And vice versa.

I ran a bummer in the restaurant. Some guy built like a plainclothesman came up

in back of me.

Turned out he's just waiting for my seat.

Beat it.

What?

I said beat it.

I don't understand.

You understand English, don't you? I don't want you around me anymore. Go

God. Beat it.

Well, what'd I do?

Come on, Dale. Just tell me what I've done. It's not what you've done. It's

I've done.

Destroy everything I touch.

Those kids, you, my brother.

Grant didn't want to pull that hold up.

I talked to him, you know, the way I talk to everybody.

He listened and went along.

He didn't kill that cop.

I did.

Adele, he loved music. Do you know that?

Sure.

He could play almost every instrument.

He wanted to make it his life.

I took all that away from him.

And I'm not gay!

Where did the informant spot Arbor? In a coffee shop about 1 .30 this morning.

Said he recognized them from a newspaper photo.

Did the informant follow Arbor? No.

Said he just walked to a park across the street.

Control to Unit 1.

1, go ahead.

Has Inspector Erskine arrived yet?

This is Erskine.

Stand by, please.

Lewis, I have some additional information.

A New York office arrested a fence named Sean Gennaro on an unlawful flight

burglary warrant.

He admitted selling firearms two weeks ago to a man calling himself Mark

Quinlan, who also fits our subject's description.

Does he have any idea where Quinlan is from?

He said he didn't.

But whoever Quinlan is, we'd better find him soon.

Gennaro said his sale also included some hand grenades.

That's him.

I recognized him from a newspaper photo.

He walked in here and he said, this is a holdup. I saw it coming while he was

still outside. He looked scared silly.

That's the kind to be afraid of.

The scared ones.

Anything will set them off.

Did you see the motorcycle hit him?

Yeah. He limped out of sight around the corner.

Thank you very much.

The Whiteside Emergency Hospital just called. A man fitting George Arbor's

description asked for treatment.

He has a dislocated knee. He claims he got falling down some stairs.

Whiteside Emergency.

That's just a few minutes from here.

Notify the police. Right.

You understand you don't have to say anything, and you can call a lawyer if

wish.

Dahl shouldn't run out on me.

What's his full name?

Fisher.

Delmer Fisher.

At least that's what he told me.

I'm in bad trouble, aren't I?

You might say.

My parents have to know.

They've already been notified.

Inspector, look, I've cooperated with you guys. Do something for me, will you?

Don't let my folks see me.

That's up to you.

They've always been so good to me. I don't think I could face them.

Where was Fisher going?

I don't know. He cut me out of it.

It was pretty heavy stuff.

He said his brother had murdered a policeman. He was going to break him

He's heavily armed, isn't he?

He's got a suitcase full of guns and ammunition.

How many hand grenades?

A whole satchel full.

Bureau just called. They positively identified our subject from the latent

prints on the stolen cars he abandoned.

His true name is Dree Victor Foster, and the name Delmer Fisher also checks.

It's an alias he's used in the past.

San Francisco has a UFAP murder case on him, and I just received a follow -up

teletype on a brother, Grant Foster, who was convicted in a murder of a police

officer in Oakport, Arizona, last January.

He's due to be sentenced today.

According to testimony, Reed was also involved in that killing.

Tell Oakport what we have. Yes, sir.

Inspector Erskine. Sheriff.

Welcome to Oakport.

I understand the judge has postponed sentencing.

That's right.

Any word on Dre Foster?

Not as yet.

Listen,

and I'm not going to repeat this. You got until 1230.

I want my brother here without chains or handcuffs.

Do you understand?

And a car downstairs with a full tank of gas.

Now, Foster, you listen to me.

No, you listen.

Sheriff? This is Julius Packer.

It's true.

He's holding myself and four women employees hostage.

Okay.

Now you've got 29 minutes, huh? Or I pull the pin on this grenade.

Call me back when you've got an answer.

I'll contact the building office and have it evacuated. All right. Set up

roadblocks all around that area. Don't let any pedestrians or vehicles come

anywhere near that building.

Where is the building?

It's blocked down the street. Packer's office on the second floor.

Thanks, Sheriff.

Yeah.

Foster, this is Inspector Erskine, FBI.

I'd like to talk to you.

I'll be alone and unarmed.

Sure. Come up and join the party.

The authorities refused to release Grant Foster.

I'm not surprised.

The hospital's been alert.

Going up.

Come in.

Get over in there.

You pull the pin.

The grenade is armed.

They're not going to release my brother, are they?

He'd have been here by now, right?

to me, Foster.

These people aren't to blame for what happened to your brother.

Let them go.

I'll stay.

Better be making it easy, wouldn't you?

Not exactly.

I value my life, too.

You get a nerve.

You know, in a way, I wish we were on the same side of the fence.

We can be.

No.

No deal.

Besides, time's running out for all of us.

Hello?

Tree?

Grant?

Where are you?

Well, I'm in custody where I should be.

Grant, I... No, Tree.

Don't say anything else.

Look, you've already ruined both of our lives. What else do you want?

Grant, I was just trying to make it up to you.

Well, how? By more killing?

Look, Dre, just let those people go.

Did you hear me, Dre? I don't want any part of you.

Now just go away and don't hurt anyone else.

I was only trying to help you out.

For you, Inspector.

Oh, thank you.

Erskine.

Yes, Art. I just got the news on Foster's capture.

Good work, Lewis.

Thank you.

How are you?

I'm fine.

I'm just glad we got him before... before it was any worse.

Dree Victor Foster was tried and convicted by the state of Arizona for

and sentenced to a penitentiary.

New York authorities placed a detainer against Foster for the attempted murder

of the state police officer.

Foster also was convicted on federal charges of interstate car theft,

kidnapping, and assaulting a federal officer.

George Arbor, Michael Nabors, and Royal Sheehan were convicted in state court of

attempted armed robbery and sentenced to reformatories.

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