1 00:00:27,500 --> 00:00:28,990 Flight number 21. 2 00:00:29,169 --> 00:00:34,903 Flight number 21, leaving at 6: 15, now boarding at gate 12. 3 00:00:36,209 --> 00:00:39,872 Webster's International Dictionary defines murder... 4 00:00:40,046 --> 00:00:45,349 ...as the unlawful taking of human life by another human being. 5 00:00:45,953 --> 00:00:51,289 On a November evening in 1955, the definition became obsolete. 6 00:00:52,793 --> 00:00:55,762 A mass murder was being planned. 7 00:00:55,931 --> 00:00:58,729 The instrument of murder was hidden in a battered suitcase... 8 00:00:58,900 --> 00:01:00,491 ...at a Midwest airport. 9 00:01:00,668 --> 00:01:03,194 There'll be an excess weight charge of $ 13. 10 00:01:03,371 --> 00:01:06,135 Goodness, I didn't know it was that heavy. 11 00:01:06,675 --> 00:01:11,135 Only one person in the world knew why the woman's luggage was so heavy. 12 00:01:11,313 --> 00:01:13,247 Only one man knew that a time bomb... 13 00:01:13,415 --> 00:01:16,612 ...was buried in the contents of her suitcase. 14 00:01:17,319 --> 00:01:22,916 He knew because he was the man who had put it there. 15 00:01:23,625 --> 00:01:25,855 He also knew that the suitcase would be placed... 16 00:01:26,028 --> 00:01:28,621 ...in the cargo pit of an airplane. 17 00:01:28,931 --> 00:01:32,128 An airplane scheduled to carry four crew members... 18 00:01:32,300 --> 00:01:34,895 ...and 45 passengers. 19 00:01:37,773 --> 00:01:40,037 - Here you are, Mrs. King. - Thank you. 20 00:01:43,313 --> 00:01:45,212 - Sign right here, Mother. - Life insurance? 21 00:01:45,382 --> 00:01:46,678 Yeah, I'm superstitious. 22 00:01:46,850 --> 00:01:50,046 It's only when somebody hasn't got it that things seem to go wrong. 23 00:01:50,520 --> 00:01:54,081 Oh, my. Thirty-seven thousand five hundred. 24 00:01:54,258 --> 00:01:55,986 - Maybe you'll be rich. - I hope not. 25 00:01:56,159 --> 00:01:58,525 Oh, now, don't you worry about me, son. 26 00:01:58,695 --> 00:02:01,721 These airships fly millions of miles without an accident. 27 00:02:01,899 --> 00:02:04,493 I'll be dropping you a postcard from Portland tomorrow. 28 00:02:04,668 --> 00:02:05,999 Your attention, please. 29 00:02:06,170 --> 00:02:09,105 This is the final call for flight number 21. 30 00:02:09,274 --> 00:02:11,673 - Flight 21 boarding at gate 12. - That's us. Come on. 31 00:02:11,842 --> 00:02:13,810 All aboard, please. 32 00:02:19,783 --> 00:02:22,912 Now, you be careful while I'm away. Don't get into any more trouble. 33 00:02:23,087 --> 00:02:25,180 I won't. Now, you better get aboard. 34 00:02:25,356 --> 00:02:26,789 - Goodbye, darling. - Goodbye. 35 00:02:31,330 --> 00:02:33,662 - Goodbye, dear. - Goodbye, Mother. 36 00:04:01,957 --> 00:04:03,356 Look. 37 00:04:07,829 --> 00:04:12,699 The murder took place at 7:37, on schedule. 38 00:04:12,869 --> 00:04:18,034 And 49 men, women and children, who never had anything in common... 39 00:04:18,207 --> 00:04:20,937 ...became final companions. 40 00:04:22,011 --> 00:04:24,479 A number of organizations were immediately involved... 41 00:04:26,049 --> 00:04:29,280 ...one of them an agency at 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. 42 00:04:30,019 --> 00:04:33,353 Thousands of men and women work for this organization. 43 00:04:33,524 --> 00:04:37,221 Their daily chores and their lives make up: 44 00:05:38,692 --> 00:05:42,184 A few hours after the Colorado airplane disaster... 45 00:05:42,362 --> 00:05:46,422 ...FBI agents joined with engineers and CAB investigators... 46 00:05:46,600 --> 00:05:49,694 ...to collect and study the evidence. 47 00:05:50,237 --> 00:05:52,330 The floor of a warehouse was converted... 48 00:05:52,506 --> 00:05:56,772 ...into a scaled-down grid map of the crash scene. 49 00:05:57,245 --> 00:06:00,146 Each piece of wreckage was placed on the grid... 50 00:06:00,313 --> 00:06:03,772 ...in the exact position in which it was found. 51 00:06:05,452 --> 00:06:08,889 The next step was to reassemble the pieces into a rough facsimile... 52 00:06:09,056 --> 00:06:11,354 ...of the destroyed plane. 53 00:06:11,692 --> 00:06:15,788 This revealed a jagged hole near cargo pit number four. 54 00:06:17,532 --> 00:06:19,762 The Civil Aeronautics Board asked the FBI... 55 00:06:19,934 --> 00:06:22,835 ...to begin a sabotage investigation. 56 00:06:23,004 --> 00:06:27,339 In less than three hours, over 100 agents in 20 different cities went to work... 57 00:06:27,509 --> 00:06:30,945 ...digging into the backgrounds of passengers and crew members. 58 00:06:31,113 --> 00:06:33,411 They were looking for any stray item... 59 00:06:33,581 --> 00:06:35,675 ...which might indicate sabotage... 60 00:06:37,052 --> 00:06:38,747 ...or murder. 61 00:06:38,921 --> 00:06:40,513 They talked to everyone concerned: 62 00:06:40,689 --> 00:06:44,147 Relatives, friends and enemies. 63 00:06:45,260 --> 00:06:47,660 I understand that you were acquainted with Mrs. King. 64 00:06:47,829 --> 00:06:49,058 Yes, sir. 65 00:06:49,231 --> 00:06:51,631 She used to live right next door there with her kid. 66 00:06:51,801 --> 00:06:54,634 He forged a check once or twice... 67 00:06:54,804 --> 00:06:56,532 ...and he was pinched for bootlegging. 68 00:06:56,705 --> 00:06:58,606 Remember anything else that might help us? 69 00:06:58,774 --> 00:07:02,836 No, except his mother didn't seem to mind very much. 70 00:07:03,012 --> 00:07:06,607 She acted like he was just having a streak of bad manners or something. 71 00:07:06,884 --> 00:07:08,680 That's about all I can recall. 72 00:07:08,851 --> 00:07:11,150 I guess it doesn't amount to much. 73 00:07:11,822 --> 00:07:14,256 But it did amount to something. 74 00:07:14,424 --> 00:07:20,125 It brought into focus the name and the face of Jack Graham. 75 00:07:20,296 --> 00:07:23,959 It wasn't much, but sometimes it doesn't take much. 76 00:07:24,134 --> 00:07:26,398 One time, a crowbar won't bend a cobweb. 77 00:07:26,570 --> 00:07:31,098 Another time, a falling leaf will start an avalanche. 78 00:07:31,276 --> 00:07:33,140 It was a lead. 79 00:07:33,310 --> 00:07:35,870 The whole FBI was alerted. 80 00:07:36,614 --> 00:07:40,779 Agents in the field collected every available piece of information on Jack Graham. 81 00:07:40,951 --> 00:07:42,543 From people who knew him. 82 00:07:42,721 --> 00:07:46,487 From people who didn't know that they knew him. 83 00:07:47,259 --> 00:07:50,251 - Operator. - It was all relayed to Washington. 84 00:07:50,428 --> 00:07:52,761 It was combined with information from bureau files. 85 00:07:52,931 --> 00:07:54,125 FBI Headquarters. 86 00:07:54,566 --> 00:07:58,628 A pattern began to emerge, and it boiled down to this: 87 00:07:59,004 --> 00:08:03,464 Jack Graham was very sentimental about insurance. 88 00:08:03,643 --> 00:08:05,042 He'd collected on it twice. 89 00:08:05,211 --> 00:08:08,908 The first time, it was an explosion in a restaurant his mother owned. 90 00:08:09,080 --> 00:08:13,074 Another time, he stalled a pickup truck on the railroad tracks. 91 00:08:13,252 --> 00:08:16,050 He seemed very surprised when the train happened by. 92 00:08:16,222 --> 00:08:18,190 And finally... 93 00:08:18,491 --> 00:08:21,461 ...he'd insured his mother's life. 94 00:08:22,762 --> 00:08:26,597 By now, FBI chemists had found something else. 95 00:08:26,767 --> 00:08:32,364 A piece of metal taken from the crash showed traces of sodium carbonate... 96 00:08:32,539 --> 00:08:36,805 ...sodium nitrate and sulfur-bearing compounds. 97 00:08:36,977 --> 00:08:40,913 These are chemicals found after an explosion of dynamite. 98 00:08:41,948 --> 00:08:45,543 There was now enough evidence to move forward. 99 00:08:45,853 --> 00:08:50,153 Carefully detailed instructions went out to the Denver Field Office. 100 00:08:50,858 --> 00:08:52,621 What is your name? 101 00:08:52,926 --> 00:08:55,327 I'm John Gilbert Graham. 102 00:08:56,331 --> 00:08:59,823 - Your address? - 2750 Pitcher Road. 103 00:09:00,001 --> 00:09:02,731 We want to advise you of your rights. 104 00:09:03,004 --> 00:09:05,974 The door over there is open. You can walk out any time you wish. 105 00:09:06,140 --> 00:09:09,508 Or there's a telephone. You can call an attorney. 106 00:09:09,678 --> 00:09:11,542 Because anything you say here... 107 00:09:11,714 --> 00:09:14,080 ...can be used against you in a court of law. 108 00:09:14,248 --> 00:09:18,014 - Is that clear? - That's clear. I've got nothing to hide. 109 00:09:18,187 --> 00:09:19,414 She did her own packing. 110 00:09:19,588 --> 00:09:22,921 I haven't got the slightest idea about anything that was in the baggage. 111 00:09:23,959 --> 00:09:28,089 But the next day, agents talked to a family friend. 112 00:09:28,264 --> 00:09:30,425 A discrepancy showed up. 113 00:09:30,599 --> 00:09:33,693 Yes, Jack had a package for her to take along on the trip. 114 00:09:33,869 --> 00:09:36,702 It was wrapped like a gift. I guess he wanted to surprise her. 115 00:09:36,873 --> 00:09:39,500 I guess he did. Do you know what it was? 116 00:09:39,676 --> 00:09:43,873 Well, yes, it was a set of drills and files and cutting tools. 117 00:09:44,047 --> 00:09:47,312 His mother had a hobby of making costume jewelry from seashells. 118 00:09:47,484 --> 00:09:49,715 That's what the set of tools was for. 119 00:09:49,886 --> 00:09:52,150 Do you remember anything else? 120 00:09:53,790 --> 00:09:56,088 No, not that I recall. 121 00:09:57,260 --> 00:10:00,458 She said you purchased a toolkit for your mother. 122 00:10:01,265 --> 00:10:03,198 Don't you remember? 123 00:10:05,136 --> 00:10:08,697 Oh, come to think of it, I did buy a toolkit last month. 124 00:10:08,873 --> 00:10:12,036 And I put it in her suitcase. It wasn't important. I'd forgotten it. 125 00:10:12,209 --> 00:10:15,804 We've checked all the stores in Denver that sell that kind of thing. 126 00:10:16,113 --> 00:10:19,014 Yeah, well... Well, I didn't buy it in Denver. 127 00:10:19,184 --> 00:10:22,847 But you haven't been out of Denver for two years. We've checked that too. 128 00:10:23,087 --> 00:10:25,989 Look, we wanna remind you again that you have certain rights. 129 00:10:26,157 --> 00:10:28,250 You bet I have, and I wanna get this straight. 130 00:10:28,427 --> 00:10:31,453 Are you insinuating I blew up that plane? 131 00:10:32,264 --> 00:10:34,732 No. We don't insinuate. 132 00:10:34,901 --> 00:10:36,458 We simply collect evidence. 133 00:10:36,635 --> 00:10:38,967 Well, okay, I got nothing to be afraid of, then. 134 00:10:39,137 --> 00:10:41,196 I didn't do anything. 135 00:10:42,441 --> 00:10:45,206 - Do you mind if we search your home? - No, I don't care. 136 00:10:45,377 --> 00:10:47,504 You won't find anything. 137 00:10:49,214 --> 00:10:51,239 Sign this waiver, please. 138 00:10:53,920 --> 00:10:59,085 In Graham's house, the agents found a small coil of wire. 139 00:10:59,258 --> 00:11:02,888 The kind which can be used to detonate dynamite. 140 00:11:03,095 --> 00:11:05,963 And finally, they found the last link. 141 00:11:06,132 --> 00:11:10,569 A storekeeper verified that he'd sold material to Jack Graham. 142 00:11:10,736 --> 00:11:12,761 The sales order read: 143 00:11:12,940 --> 00:11:16,967 "One timing device, 25 sticks of dynamite." 144 00:11:17,444 --> 00:11:19,412 A medical doctor attested to the fact... 145 00:11:19,580 --> 00:11:22,947 ...that Graham was in sound mental condition. 146 00:11:23,116 --> 00:11:27,349 Graham formally acknowledged that he was not speaking under duress. 147 00:11:28,555 --> 00:11:30,750 He acknowledged a lot more too. 148 00:11:33,995 --> 00:11:36,259 So then I slipped the bomb into her suitcase. 149 00:11:36,430 --> 00:11:38,797 Twenty-five sticks of dynamite... 150 00:11:39,000 --> 00:11:42,265 ...two electric primer caps, a timer and a six-volt battery. 151 00:11:43,104 --> 00:11:44,594 Stand up. 152 00:11:44,873 --> 00:11:47,000 Put the cuffs on him. 153 00:11:56,218 --> 00:11:57,446 In case I get any mail... 154 00:11:57,620 --> 00:12:00,612 ...you can send it to Ca�on City Prison for the next month or so. 155 00:12:00,788 --> 00:12:03,314 After that, you can send it to hell. 156 00:12:05,994 --> 00:12:10,159 Jack Graham's only mistake was that he was absent-minded. 157 00:12:10,599 --> 00:12:14,798 He forgot about the broad research powers of the FBI. 158 00:12:14,970 --> 00:12:19,203 Its high-speed communications, its endless flow of vital correspondence. 159 00:12:19,676 --> 00:12:23,544 A laboratory equipped to analyze any and all documents. 160 00:12:23,746 --> 00:12:24,941 The serology section... 161 00:12:25,115 --> 00:12:28,380 ...geared to break down every known blood sample. 162 00:12:29,052 --> 00:12:32,783 A firearms section, containing 2000 weapons. 163 00:12:32,956 --> 00:12:37,154 Rifles, shotguns, pistols, revolvers and machine guns... 164 00:12:37,327 --> 00:12:40,491 ...most of them collected from its clientele. 165 00:12:42,066 --> 00:12:46,832 It took years to build up the FBI, to train it and retrain it... 166 00:12:47,004 --> 00:12:51,771 ...to staff it with lawyers, accountants, scientists, all working together. 167 00:12:51,943 --> 00:12:56,539 So when Jack Graham took on the modern FBI... 168 00:12:58,215 --> 00:13:00,445 ...he took on too much and too many. 169 00:13:00,619 --> 00:13:02,483 He bargained badly. 170 00:13:02,987 --> 00:13:06,480 Now, in the old days, Jack Graham might've gotten off a lot cheaper. 171 00:13:06,658 --> 00:13:11,027 He could have killed 49 people for a little under $ 11, tax included... 172 00:13:11,195 --> 00:13:13,596 ...because the bureau was a haphazard outfit. 173 00:13:13,765 --> 00:13:17,633 Nobody knew exactly how it got started or where it was going. 174 00:13:17,803 --> 00:13:20,237 As a matter of fact, it wasn't really a bureau... 175 00:13:20,405 --> 00:13:22,498 ...it was sort of an afterthought. 176 00:13:22,674 --> 00:13:25,609 Now, here is the original building in Washington. 177 00:13:25,778 --> 00:13:29,578 We occupied one small floor of that building. 178 00:13:29,748 --> 00:13:33,150 It was out-of-date, disorganized. 179 00:13:33,318 --> 00:13:36,846 Didn't even have enough space to keep decent records. 180 00:13:37,022 --> 00:13:39,787 Actually, that was sort of the main incentive... 181 00:13:39,959 --> 00:13:42,291 ...for catching a criminal in those days: 182 00:13:42,462 --> 00:13:45,363 Arrest him before his file gets too thick. 183 00:13:45,531 --> 00:13:49,023 And on top of that, there was a lot of politics. 184 00:13:49,235 --> 00:13:53,195 It was that way too in some of the field offices. 185 00:13:53,373 --> 00:13:55,865 Knoxville, for instance. 186 00:13:56,110 --> 00:13:58,772 I know because I was there. 187 00:13:59,113 --> 00:14:02,412 It was early May in 1924. 188 00:14:02,583 --> 00:14:07,885 There were some good men, all right, but there was politics and laziness too. 189 00:14:08,056 --> 00:14:11,753 And nothing ever seemed to be planned or worked out. 190 00:14:11,925 --> 00:14:15,418 I've seen pillow fights that were better organized. 191 00:14:18,867 --> 00:14:22,996 No, no, no. Push it harder. Push it. It might catch on or something. 192 00:14:23,171 --> 00:14:25,264 Chip, you'll have to squeeze on through there. 193 00:14:25,440 --> 00:14:26,930 We're trying to fix this fan. 194 00:14:27,108 --> 00:14:30,237 Six times I wrote them in Washington about that fan. 195 00:14:30,412 --> 00:14:33,313 Six times I told them we're gonna swelter down here. 196 00:14:33,481 --> 00:14:34,710 - What's that? - Affidavits. 197 00:14:34,883 --> 00:14:37,113 And they don't even bother to answer. Not a line. 198 00:14:37,285 --> 00:14:39,186 Marge, how many times did I write them? 199 00:14:39,622 --> 00:14:40,883 Six times, sir. 200 00:14:41,323 --> 00:14:42,551 That's right, six times. 201 00:14:42,725 --> 00:14:45,158 And not one line back, not one measly line. 202 00:14:45,327 --> 00:14:47,419 And in the meantime, we sit here and swelter. 203 00:14:47,596 --> 00:14:50,963 - Harry, about these affidavits... - Let me ask you just one fair question. 204 00:14:51,133 --> 00:14:53,795 - Does it seem warm in here to you? - Well, yes, I guess so. 205 00:14:53,970 --> 00:14:57,803 It's sweltering, that's what it is. And they give us one measly fan. 206 00:14:57,973 --> 00:14:59,964 - And that don't work. - This is important. 207 00:15:00,142 --> 00:15:02,303 These affidavits. They're from Fairfield County. 208 00:15:02,478 --> 00:15:04,140 I got four of them, from four people. 209 00:15:04,314 --> 00:15:06,441 There are a lot of other people just like them. 210 00:15:06,615 --> 00:15:09,244 - Just like what? - It's a system that's been going on. 211 00:15:09,419 --> 00:15:12,911 - The people are in bondage out there. - Somebody's got them locked up? 212 00:15:13,090 --> 00:15:15,888 That's practically it. Yeah, they're tied to the land. 213 00:15:16,059 --> 00:15:17,356 They're even afraid to vote. 214 00:15:17,527 --> 00:15:20,018 It's happening all over Fairfield County. 215 00:15:20,197 --> 00:15:22,063 And it works just as easy as pie. 216 00:15:22,232 --> 00:15:24,827 Now, suppose a fella gets put into jail for some reason. 217 00:15:25,002 --> 00:15:27,266 All right, the land owners go to the magistrate... 218 00:15:27,437 --> 00:15:29,201 ...and they pay off the fella's fine. 219 00:15:29,373 --> 00:15:31,364 Then bring him back and let him work it off. 220 00:15:31,542 --> 00:15:33,442 Only, he never gets it worked off. 221 00:15:33,611 --> 00:15:36,842 And the debt just keeps building up and building up and piling up... 222 00:15:37,014 --> 00:15:38,743 I don't know what we can do about it. 223 00:15:38,916 --> 00:15:41,283 I told you, faster. You're slower than the fan. 224 00:15:41,452 --> 00:15:43,784 Whirl it. Whirl it. 225 00:15:43,955 --> 00:15:47,915 I'll tell you what we can do about it. We can send a report in to Washington. 226 00:15:48,092 --> 00:15:50,823 We're not gonna waste one more 2-cent stamp... 227 00:15:50,996 --> 00:15:53,395 ...till we get this thing fixed there about that fan. 228 00:15:53,565 --> 00:15:54,826 These people can't vote. 229 00:15:55,000 --> 00:15:58,492 They don't need to until November. In the meantime, we sit here and swelter. 230 00:15:58,670 --> 00:16:00,262 People's rights are being violated. 231 00:16:00,439 --> 00:16:02,703 What if they are? We don't know anything about it. 232 00:16:02,875 --> 00:16:04,969 We've never had a case on anything like that. 233 00:16:05,144 --> 00:16:08,079 What if you didn't have a case on murder? Would you let that go? 234 00:16:08,247 --> 00:16:11,944 You'd let somebody stab people because you didn't have a catalog number on it? 235 00:16:12,118 --> 00:16:14,142 - Oh, don't be silly. - This is the same thing. 236 00:16:14,320 --> 00:16:16,720 - It's exactly the same thing. - All right, all right. 237 00:16:16,890 --> 00:16:20,621 - Send in your report. Send it in, send it in. - Attaboy, Harry. Thank you, Harry. 238 00:16:20,794 --> 00:16:24,594 I'm just trying to keep things in perspective around here, that's all. 239 00:16:27,000 --> 00:16:28,730 Afternoon mail. 240 00:16:28,902 --> 00:16:32,531 Don't we never get any magazines anymore? 241 00:16:33,674 --> 00:16:34,901 - Oh, hi, Chip. - Hi, Sam. 242 00:16:35,075 --> 00:16:37,872 - There was a call for you from the library. - Yeah. 243 00:16:38,345 --> 00:16:42,475 How do you suppose a fella like Harry ever got into the bureau? 244 00:16:43,184 --> 00:16:47,746 - Breaking and entering. Clear violation. - Yeah. 245 00:16:47,989 --> 00:16:50,821 Some state bigwig pushed it to get him off their payroll. 246 00:16:50,991 --> 00:16:52,481 Well, well, well. 247 00:16:52,660 --> 00:16:56,688 Drop your paper clips, everybody. We're gonna take a trip, on the house. 248 00:16:56,865 --> 00:16:59,992 Now, in the first place, the bureau's got a new director. 249 00:17:00,167 --> 00:17:04,798 "Special Agent in Charge, SAC Dakins, Agent Hardesty and Agent Crandall... 250 00:17:04,973 --> 00:17:07,304 ...are hereby instructed to report to Washington... 251 00:17:07,475 --> 00:17:10,672 ...at 9:00 on the morning of May 29." 252 00:17:10,846 --> 00:17:13,212 That's good. Now you can tell them about the fan. 253 00:17:13,381 --> 00:17:15,872 And don't think I won't. 254 00:17:16,384 --> 00:17:17,646 Sure. Sure, you will. 255 00:17:17,819 --> 00:17:20,788 - Hey, what do you suppose it means? - I don't know. 256 00:17:21,757 --> 00:17:24,817 All right, everybody, get your paperwork all straightened out, now. 257 00:17:24,994 --> 00:17:26,894 I'll be at the library, Harry. 258 00:17:28,297 --> 00:17:29,558 - Good luck. - Yeah, thanks. 259 00:17:29,732 --> 00:17:31,256 Yeah. 260 00:17:39,208 --> 00:17:40,869 Good morning. 261 00:17:48,986 --> 00:17:51,477 I wonder, do you happen to have that book? 262 00:17:53,256 --> 00:17:55,782 Well, if we do, it'll be in the Mystery section. 263 00:17:55,959 --> 00:17:58,689 - I'll show you. - Thank you. 264 00:18:16,981 --> 00:18:20,543 Darling, not every day. Somebody's going to notice. 265 00:18:21,119 --> 00:18:23,053 Nobody can read books quite that fast. 266 00:18:23,221 --> 00:18:25,018 You've got nothing to worry about, Lucy. 267 00:18:25,189 --> 00:18:28,158 I always pick books with large print, you see. 268 00:18:28,326 --> 00:18:29,554 Oh, I'm sorry. 269 00:18:29,727 --> 00:18:33,288 You know, I wish they'd sort of spread things out here a little. 270 00:18:33,465 --> 00:18:35,933 Kind of cramped in here. 271 00:18:36,568 --> 00:18:39,036 Look at all these books, too. 272 00:18:39,204 --> 00:18:43,265 It's not very romantic, kissing somebody right in the middle of the murder section. 273 00:18:43,442 --> 00:18:45,034 You've got a better suggestion? 274 00:18:46,946 --> 00:18:50,849 Well, as a matter of fact, I have. That's why I came over. 275 00:18:52,818 --> 00:18:55,343 Lucy, I think we ought to get married. 276 00:18:56,489 --> 00:18:59,218 Married? Well, right away? 277 00:18:59,392 --> 00:19:02,019 Oh, no, tomorrow will be soon enough, I think. 278 00:19:02,761 --> 00:19:04,457 Chip, you're crazy. 279 00:19:04,631 --> 00:19:07,794 You can't just go get married like ordering a ham sandwich. 280 00:19:07,968 --> 00:19:09,663 You can if you're hungry. 281 00:19:12,105 --> 00:19:14,164 We love each other, don't we? 282 00:19:15,375 --> 00:19:17,367 Well, why tomorrow? 283 00:19:17,545 --> 00:19:20,912 Well, you see, word has just come in that I have to go to Washington... 284 00:19:21,082 --> 00:19:22,413 ...at the end of the month. 285 00:19:22,583 --> 00:19:26,019 And I'm not sure when I'll be back. I'm not sure I'll ever be back at all. 286 00:19:26,187 --> 00:19:27,654 You know, I may be transferred. 287 00:19:27,822 --> 00:19:31,589 So we'll have to get married right away, and then we can work in a honeymoon. 288 00:19:33,694 --> 00:19:35,594 Well, it's impossible. 289 00:19:37,631 --> 00:19:40,122 Why, you don't think your folks would approve? 290 00:19:40,302 --> 00:19:42,098 No, that's not it. 291 00:19:42,269 --> 00:19:44,362 - I won't. - What? 292 00:19:44,539 --> 00:19:46,803 Now, we've talked about this before, Chip. 293 00:19:46,975 --> 00:19:50,536 Well, you mean my job, huh? 294 00:19:52,881 --> 00:19:54,644 I love you very much, Chip. 295 00:19:54,816 --> 00:19:57,216 But I wouldn't marry you tomorrow or any other day... 296 00:19:57,386 --> 00:19:59,183 ...as long as you work for that bureau. 297 00:19:59,354 --> 00:20:02,552 - You're not being fair. - I don't think you're being fair to yourself. 298 00:20:02,724 --> 00:20:06,058 You spent five years getting a degree. Working and going to school. 299 00:20:06,229 --> 00:20:09,255 And then you get stuck in some dinky little rut. 300 00:20:09,665 --> 00:20:14,034 I'm not against government work, Chip, but, well, do something important. 301 00:20:14,203 --> 00:20:18,105 Well, honey, I'm awful sorry. They just wouldn't let me start as a senator. 302 00:20:18,976 --> 00:20:21,103 Now, that's not what I mean, and you know it. 303 00:20:21,277 --> 00:20:24,440 I'm not looking for a lot of money or a big mansion. 304 00:20:24,614 --> 00:20:27,174 I just hate to see you sliding along, year after year... 305 00:20:27,350 --> 00:20:29,945 ...with nothing to show for it except a payroll number... 306 00:20:30,119 --> 00:20:34,284 ...and maybe a pat on the back from some political appointee. 307 00:20:34,458 --> 00:20:36,823 You're too good for that, Chip. 308 00:20:38,629 --> 00:20:39,994 Well... 309 00:20:40,464 --> 00:20:42,989 ...I guess that's pretty clear, isn't it? 310 00:20:44,668 --> 00:20:46,296 I hope so. 311 00:20:46,670 --> 00:20:48,695 Well, Lucy, let me ask you something. 312 00:20:48,872 --> 00:20:51,501 If I were to leave the bureau, would you marry me then? 313 00:20:52,143 --> 00:20:53,803 Let me ask you something. 314 00:20:53,977 --> 00:20:56,070 How much would you really mind giving it up? 315 00:20:56,247 --> 00:20:58,545 Now, be honest, Chip. It's not that good a job. 316 00:20:58,716 --> 00:21:00,274 You've said so yourself. 317 00:21:00,451 --> 00:21:02,477 Well, I know, that's true, but... 318 00:21:02,654 --> 00:21:06,181 I know there isn't much reason for me to stay, but I... 319 00:21:09,661 --> 00:21:13,621 Well, anyway, I think I'd give up anything to marry you, Lucy. 320 00:21:14,165 --> 00:21:15,997 I really would. 321 00:21:16,569 --> 00:21:19,629 Well, then, stop stalling and do it. 322 00:21:22,641 --> 00:21:26,042 Well, now, I still have to go to Washington to resign. 323 00:21:26,946 --> 00:21:29,279 And I have to go to work. 324 00:21:39,758 --> 00:21:42,353 I wonder who she's meeting in here. 325 00:21:52,940 --> 00:21:55,464 "Do you, John Michael Hardesty... 326 00:21:55,642 --> 00:21:59,237 ...accept in holy matrimony this woman, for better or for worse... 327 00:21:59,413 --> 00:22:03,281 ...in sickness or in health, until death do you part?" 328 00:22:03,450 --> 00:22:04,679 I do. 329 00:22:05,486 --> 00:22:07,386 "Do you, Lucy Ann Ballard... 330 00:22:07,555 --> 00:22:11,547 ...accept in holy matrimony this man, for better or for worse... 331 00:22:11,726 --> 00:22:15,992 ...in sickness or in health, until death do you part?" 332 00:22:16,164 --> 00:22:17,222 I do. 333 00:22:28,177 --> 00:22:30,543 Then, as a minister and servant of God... 334 00:22:30,712 --> 00:22:35,274 ...I pronounce you bound in holy matrimony. 335 00:22:45,661 --> 00:22:46,924 I'll get the car. 336 00:22:47,396 --> 00:22:51,458 Oh, baby, you just look beautiful. 337 00:22:51,633 --> 00:22:55,092 I'm glad, son, about your going into the law business for yourself. 338 00:22:55,270 --> 00:22:57,431 - It's a right smart move. - Thank you very much. 339 00:22:57,607 --> 00:22:59,575 I'm sorry about all the rush, Mrs. Ballard. 340 00:22:59,742 --> 00:23:02,768 - Guess it wasn't a very big wedding. - Don't you worry about that. 341 00:23:06,082 --> 00:23:07,811 Anybody here for a honeymoon? 342 00:23:07,984 --> 00:23:11,715 I just might take a chance on that. Honey, we have to go. Let's go. 343 00:23:11,889 --> 00:23:13,413 - Goodbye, baby. - You look great. 344 00:23:13,591 --> 00:23:15,956 - Congratulations. - Goodbye, Lucy. 345 00:23:19,763 --> 00:23:22,891 - We got the tent and everything? - Yeah, yeah. 346 00:23:23,701 --> 00:23:27,661 - Good luck. I hope the fish are biting. - I was kind of hoping they wouldn't be. 347 00:23:27,838 --> 00:23:31,171 Remember, be on that Washington train the 28th. I'll board at Asheville. 348 00:23:31,343 --> 00:23:33,607 - Fine. All right. - Bye. 349 00:23:45,590 --> 00:23:51,028 For the next two or three weeks, Lucy and I went bass fishing. 350 00:23:51,330 --> 00:23:52,922 We... 351 00:23:53,098 --> 00:23:55,624 We didn't catch anything, but I guess that's because... 352 00:23:55,801 --> 00:23:59,133 ...the car never got stuck in a big enough lake. 353 00:24:07,246 --> 00:24:10,238 We had nice accommodations, though. 354 00:24:11,851 --> 00:24:16,879 A semiprivate room with running water. 355 00:24:20,894 --> 00:24:22,486 Lucy said for our next honeymoon... 356 00:24:22,662 --> 00:24:25,860 ...she'd like to make reservations at a good desert. 357 00:24:26,033 --> 00:24:30,333 Anyway, toward the end of that month, we got the train for Washington. 358 00:24:44,785 --> 00:24:47,311 Sam Crandall was already aboard. 359 00:24:47,821 --> 00:24:50,518 He didn't seem too happy for some reason or other. 360 00:24:50,691 --> 00:24:52,489 Hi, Sam. 361 00:24:56,497 --> 00:24:59,490 And it didn't take him long to get to the point. 362 00:24:59,867 --> 00:25:02,734 Bring us a couple of glasses of tomato juice, will you. 363 00:25:04,707 --> 00:25:07,437 Are you really serious about resigning? 364 00:25:08,277 --> 00:25:09,904 Show it to him. 365 00:25:10,579 --> 00:25:12,273 One neatly typed resignation. 366 00:25:12,448 --> 00:25:15,508 And one brand-new lawyer's shingle. 367 00:25:15,851 --> 00:25:17,250 Well, I think you're a fool. 368 00:25:17,419 --> 00:25:20,047 Oh, stop it, Sam. You're just like Chip. 369 00:25:20,222 --> 00:25:22,453 You don't really think the bureau's any good. 370 00:25:22,624 --> 00:25:24,922 No, but it could be. 371 00:25:25,094 --> 00:25:28,189 That's the terrible part, Chip. It could be. 372 00:25:28,365 --> 00:25:30,855 Oh, I suppose, if you get water to run uphill. 373 00:25:31,033 --> 00:25:33,160 Then it'll run uphill. We need a bureau. 374 00:25:33,336 --> 00:25:35,463 The country's growing. Crime will grow with it. 375 00:25:35,638 --> 00:25:38,038 Oh, faddle. We have enough policemen. 376 00:25:39,109 --> 00:25:40,906 Do you know anything about this country? 377 00:25:41,076 --> 00:25:44,069 How many crimes there are? How many kinds of crime? 378 00:25:44,247 --> 00:25:45,475 We'll tick them off. 379 00:25:45,648 --> 00:25:49,779 There's theft, burglary, armed robbery, forgery, perjury, treason. 380 00:25:49,953 --> 00:25:52,547 At that rate, I'll be able to pick up some clients. 381 00:25:53,289 --> 00:25:55,917 Down in Texas, some fella stole a drawbridge. 382 00:25:56,092 --> 00:25:58,788 That's right. One whole drawbridge. 383 00:25:58,962 --> 00:26:02,262 Men will steal houses, wives and flashlights. 384 00:26:02,433 --> 00:26:04,901 They'll steal your pants, watch, your good reputation. 385 00:26:05,069 --> 00:26:07,664 You name it, they'll steal it. Overshoes? 386 00:26:07,838 --> 00:26:10,636 An old lady stole 46 pair of them in the middle of Arizona. 387 00:26:10,808 --> 00:26:13,471 They'll steal anything, solid, gas or rock. 388 00:26:13,644 --> 00:26:15,772 Diamonds, beer caps and "wet paint" signs. 389 00:26:15,946 --> 00:26:18,346 They'll steal them morning, noon and night. 390 00:26:18,517 --> 00:26:21,110 They'll take anything you've got, large, small or medium. 391 00:26:21,286 --> 00:26:22,776 Do they ever take a breath? 392 00:26:22,954 --> 00:26:25,478 Now, that's just theft alone. Now, take murder. 393 00:26:25,657 --> 00:26:29,115 There's homicide, genocide, patricide, matricide, fratricide, suicide... 394 00:26:29,294 --> 00:26:30,818 ...and murder for side bets. 395 00:26:30,996 --> 00:26:34,124 There's murder by poison, by gunshot, by rocks, knives and scissors. 396 00:26:34,300 --> 00:26:36,495 All right, Sam. We'll grant you there's crime. 397 00:26:36,668 --> 00:26:41,002 All right, Sam, just cool down, now. Just cool down. 398 00:26:42,241 --> 00:26:44,573 That's the difference between us, Chip. 399 00:26:44,743 --> 00:26:46,575 I never wanna cool off. 400 00:26:46,746 --> 00:26:48,270 Never. 401 00:26:48,447 --> 00:26:50,075 Excuse me. 402 00:26:57,891 --> 00:27:01,189 Please, Chip, don't let him talk you into it. 403 00:27:01,894 --> 00:27:03,920 What do you mean? Lucy, what? 404 00:27:04,096 --> 00:27:06,189 I have no idea what you're talking about. 405 00:27:06,365 --> 00:27:08,300 Yes, you do. 406 00:27:08,702 --> 00:27:11,465 Just don't try to make water run uphill. Please don't. 407 00:27:11,638 --> 00:27:12,969 What? 408 00:27:18,579 --> 00:27:21,514 I am your new director. I did not ask for the position... 409 00:27:21,683 --> 00:27:25,278 ...but now that I have it, I intend to give it the best I have. 410 00:27:25,452 --> 00:27:27,682 I took the position on one condition: 411 00:27:27,855 --> 00:27:32,292 That the bureau would be free of politics and would be operated on a merit basis. 412 00:27:32,460 --> 00:27:36,157 This means the bureau will operate solely on efficiency... 413 00:27:36,331 --> 00:27:40,233 ...with trained lawyers, accountants, technicians and clerks. 414 00:27:40,401 --> 00:27:44,667 From now on, we're going to be known simply as the FBI. 415 00:27:44,839 --> 00:27:46,932 We're going to streamline our operations... 416 00:27:47,108 --> 00:27:50,100 ...and do much more work than we have done before. 417 00:27:50,279 --> 00:27:52,872 And we are going to do it as a team. 418 00:27:53,282 --> 00:27:56,546 The new FBI will not be the product of one individual. 419 00:27:56,719 --> 00:28:00,416 No one man can build it, but one man can pull it down. 420 00:28:00,589 --> 00:28:03,889 Henceforth, it will be a "we" organization. 421 00:28:04,059 --> 00:28:07,222 This bureau will be dedicated not merely to justice... 422 00:28:07,396 --> 00:28:08,863 ...but to the love of justice. 423 00:28:09,164 --> 00:28:10,496 I warn you now... 424 00:28:10,666 --> 00:28:13,134 ...that is the most demanding of affections. 425 00:28:13,303 --> 00:28:16,601 It will take all your vigilance, patience and loyalty. 426 00:28:16,772 --> 00:28:19,071 And it will mean sacrifice, much sacrifice... 427 00:28:19,242 --> 00:28:22,109 ...to you and the members of your family. 428 00:28:22,279 --> 00:28:25,510 In the end, it will offer you only one reward. 429 00:28:25,682 --> 00:28:28,480 You may not die rich men, but you will die men... 430 00:28:28,652 --> 00:28:31,815 ...dedicated to fidelity, bravery and integrity. 431 00:28:31,989 --> 00:28:33,456 Thank you. 432 00:28:46,237 --> 00:28:47,966 What do you think of the new director? 433 00:28:48,139 --> 00:28:51,700 He sounds like he just might be able to get water to run uphill, doesn't he? 434 00:28:51,876 --> 00:28:54,071 Well, Chip, I hear you're gonna resign. 435 00:28:54,245 --> 00:28:56,339 You're smart. I'm getting out myself. 436 00:28:56,514 --> 00:29:00,473 The way this fella's gonna run things, the only future you've got is being dead. 437 00:29:03,254 --> 00:29:06,849 That Mr. Hoover sure sounded specific, didn't he? 438 00:29:31,517 --> 00:29:32,813 - Hi. - Hi. 439 00:29:32,986 --> 00:29:34,213 You look wonderful. 440 00:29:34,387 --> 00:29:36,947 You wanted shrimp. This is the best place in Washington. 441 00:29:37,123 --> 00:29:38,488 I got it straight from a fish. 442 00:29:38,658 --> 00:29:40,250 - How did things go? - Just wonderful. 443 00:29:40,426 --> 00:29:43,486 This new fella's got drive. He's really going to do something. 444 00:29:43,664 --> 00:29:45,528 What did they say about your resignation? 445 00:29:45,698 --> 00:29:48,496 We don't need a menu. Give us a big plate of steamed shrimp. 446 00:29:48,669 --> 00:29:50,193 Right out of the pot, huh? 447 00:29:50,570 --> 00:29:52,971 Were they angry when you told them you were quitting? 448 00:29:53,140 --> 00:29:54,573 You're gonna love these shrimp. 449 00:29:54,742 --> 00:29:57,802 They're in the shell. And you break them open and dip them into... 450 00:29:57,978 --> 00:30:00,742 - Didn't they say anything? - I don't know why they're so big. 451 00:30:00,914 --> 00:30:05,249 - I guess the mother shrimp lays big eggs. - I don't wanna hear the history of a shrimp. 452 00:30:05,419 --> 00:30:06,977 You don't? 453 00:30:08,890 --> 00:30:10,652 Give it to me. 454 00:30:10,824 --> 00:30:12,554 Oh, yeah. 455 00:30:13,361 --> 00:30:15,352 Why, Chip? I thought we'd agreed. 456 00:30:15,530 --> 00:30:19,489 I know, I know. I just think it might help me out if I stayed a while. 457 00:30:19,968 --> 00:30:22,163 - How long? - A couple of years. 458 00:30:22,336 --> 00:30:24,965 I could really learn a lot in this new setup, Lucy. 459 00:30:25,140 --> 00:30:28,439 Criminology, new techniques. Make a lot better lawyer. 460 00:30:29,077 --> 00:30:31,911 You don't have to be Clarence Darrow the first week. 461 00:30:32,080 --> 00:30:33,672 Besides, we have to settle down... 462 00:30:33,849 --> 00:30:36,544 ...and start leading our life the way we intend to lead it. 463 00:30:36,786 --> 00:30:39,186 Honey, they're gonna start a whole training program. 464 00:30:39,355 --> 00:30:41,618 They'll have an academy for local police officers. 465 00:30:41,791 --> 00:30:44,760 They're gonna build up the laboratory, the identification system. 466 00:30:44,927 --> 00:30:47,452 This fella really means it. Now, you'll see. You just... 467 00:30:47,630 --> 00:30:51,931 Oh, here are the shrimp. There we are. Now, just wait till you taste these. 468 00:30:52,735 --> 00:30:55,466 Oh, boy, we got some big ones there. 469 00:30:55,639 --> 00:30:58,574 That's it, that's it. Very good, very good. 470 00:30:58,741 --> 00:31:00,471 There we are. 471 00:31:00,644 --> 00:31:03,306 Now... Now, I'll show you how it works. 472 00:31:03,480 --> 00:31:05,471 I'll have some ice cream. 473 00:31:05,649 --> 00:31:08,641 - Yeah, well, bring some ice cream. Later. - Now. 474 00:31:08,819 --> 00:31:10,946 You don't want ice cream and shrimp together. 475 00:31:11,121 --> 00:31:12,646 They don't go very good together. 476 00:31:13,457 --> 00:31:18,087 I'm going to have some ice cream, and I'm going to eat it with my shrimp. 477 00:31:18,261 --> 00:31:21,390 That's another reason why I think we should settle down. 478 00:31:21,565 --> 00:31:23,625 I wanted shrimp and ice cream this morning. 479 00:31:23,800 --> 00:31:26,736 And yesterday. And the day before. 480 00:31:27,672 --> 00:31:29,435 Hasn't anyone told you what it means... 481 00:31:29,607 --> 00:31:32,269 ...when a woman has a craving for strange foods? 482 00:31:36,647 --> 00:31:39,047 You mean you're gonna have a baby? 483 00:31:41,185 --> 00:31:42,550 You... 484 00:31:42,855 --> 00:31:44,322 You... 485 00:31:46,791 --> 00:31:49,885 Well, don't just stand there, get some ice cream. 486 00:31:55,167 --> 00:31:56,156 Two scoops. 487 00:31:59,272 --> 00:32:02,297 This isn't a trick or something? Are you really gonna have a baby? 488 00:32:03,175 --> 00:32:05,609 Well, I presume it'll be a baby. 489 00:32:12,851 --> 00:32:15,548 Lucy, I'm sorry. I ought to be shot or something. 490 00:32:15,721 --> 00:32:18,623 Give me that resignation. I'll turn it in first thing tomorrow. 491 00:32:18,792 --> 00:32:20,020 No, no. 492 00:32:20,193 --> 00:32:22,821 No, I think I'll save it for a year or so. 493 00:32:23,296 --> 00:32:25,389 That won't be necessary. I'm willing to quit. 494 00:32:25,565 --> 00:32:27,863 I know, I know. 495 00:32:28,201 --> 00:32:32,160 I told that minister I'd give you everything you need in life. 496 00:32:32,506 --> 00:32:34,667 Maybe you need this. 497 00:32:35,276 --> 00:32:37,835 I might even throw in a son for good measure. 498 00:32:39,580 --> 00:32:42,413 Lucy, I just want you to know that I've never been as happy... 499 00:32:42,583 --> 00:32:44,517 ...as I am right at this moment. 500 00:32:45,986 --> 00:32:49,012 Oh, that's just because you like big shrimp. 501 00:32:51,258 --> 00:32:53,351 I guess I do, at that. Here, have one. 502 00:32:57,198 --> 00:33:00,065 I wonder where that fella is with the ice cream. 503 00:33:02,604 --> 00:33:05,471 That was our last afternoon in Washington. 504 00:33:05,640 --> 00:33:09,872 The next day, Sam and I were sent down South with five other agents. 505 00:33:10,045 --> 00:33:12,741 We were given simple instructions: 506 00:33:12,914 --> 00:33:17,351 To check on a group of terrorists known as the Ku Klux Klan. 507 00:33:18,221 --> 00:33:20,848 They had one minor complaint: 508 00:33:21,023 --> 00:33:23,149 They didn't like the Bill of Rights. 509 00:33:23,326 --> 00:33:25,920 They said so in speeches. 510 00:33:26,195 --> 00:33:28,720 They said so in a lot of different ways. 511 00:33:31,334 --> 00:33:33,802 They ransacked homes... 512 00:33:35,571 --> 00:33:38,540 ...and defiled ancient devotions. 513 00:33:43,981 --> 00:33:46,609 It was a secret organization... 514 00:33:46,782 --> 00:33:50,981 ...that was so powerful it didn't have to be secret. 515 00:33:52,456 --> 00:33:55,152 But, month after month, we weren't much help. 516 00:33:56,593 --> 00:33:58,823 We couldn't find witnesses. 517 00:33:58,996 --> 00:34:02,363 And when we did, they were afraid to testify. 518 00:34:02,532 --> 00:34:05,730 So far, we didn't have anything that would stand up in court. 519 00:34:44,510 --> 00:34:47,104 - How's Lucy? - I don't know. They got her in there. 520 00:34:47,280 --> 00:34:49,076 They won't tell you anything. 521 00:34:49,248 --> 00:34:51,513 - Isn't that awful, out in the street there? - Yeah. 522 00:34:51,685 --> 00:34:53,983 - What's this? - Walter Craig's in trouble. Come on. 523 00:34:54,153 --> 00:34:55,781 Well, what about Lucy? 524 00:34:55,956 --> 00:34:58,652 I'm afraid she'll have to make this trip without you, Chip. 525 00:34:58,825 --> 00:35:00,190 Well, I... 526 00:35:06,700 --> 00:35:09,499 Hey, tell them I'll be right back, will you? 527 00:35:13,841 --> 00:35:16,867 Walter Craig was the editor of a local newspaper. 528 00:35:19,613 --> 00:35:22,172 He couldn't be bribed... 529 00:35:22,650 --> 00:35:24,880 ...he couldn't be muzzled... 530 00:35:25,286 --> 00:35:27,652 ...but he could be murdered. 531 00:35:31,158 --> 00:35:32,456 Get out of here! 532 00:35:32,626 --> 00:35:35,060 Get out of here, you hoodlums. 533 00:35:35,430 --> 00:35:37,158 Get out of here. 534 00:35:37,331 --> 00:35:39,664 Get out of here, I said! 535 00:36:02,825 --> 00:36:05,156 All right, fellas, in the truck. 536 00:36:09,399 --> 00:36:10,889 - Where's the truck? - Where is it? 537 00:36:11,066 --> 00:36:13,092 It's supposed to be here. 538 00:36:13,302 --> 00:36:16,328 Craig, we're taking you out to the lake, and you're going fishing. 539 00:36:16,506 --> 00:36:19,634 - In fact, you're gonna be the fish. - You've heard of bottom fishing. 540 00:36:19,810 --> 00:36:21,709 We're gonna tie you up, weight you down... 541 00:36:21,879 --> 00:36:23,743 ...and put you on the bottom. 542 00:36:28,084 --> 00:36:29,746 Here's the truck. 543 00:36:30,353 --> 00:36:32,514 Hold it, hold it. 544 00:36:43,468 --> 00:36:46,903 Hey, one of you drivers come back here and close these tailgates. 545 00:36:56,081 --> 00:36:59,517 All right, I don't think you guys are gonna like this trip. 546 00:36:59,684 --> 00:37:02,551 FBI. Come on, let's roll them. 547 00:37:04,722 --> 00:37:08,089 Our next assignment took us out to the Coast. 548 00:37:09,094 --> 00:37:12,189 Two children later, we returned. 549 00:37:13,264 --> 00:37:15,859 It wasn't easy to plan things. 550 00:37:16,035 --> 00:37:18,299 One birthday, I got roller skates for Mike... 551 00:37:18,470 --> 00:37:22,567 ...and two weeks later, we were transferred to a farm district. 552 00:37:22,775 --> 00:37:26,267 I finally bought him an old sway-backed horse. 553 00:37:27,413 --> 00:37:31,179 And Lucy said she guessed Mr. Hoover must have heard about that... 554 00:37:31,350 --> 00:37:33,944 ...because a month afterwards, we were sent to Cleveland. 555 00:37:34,120 --> 00:37:35,247 We were there a while. 556 00:37:36,388 --> 00:37:38,789 During that time, I was sent on special assignment... 557 00:37:38,959 --> 00:37:43,157 ...to Ute City, Wade County, Oklahoma. 558 00:37:43,396 --> 00:37:46,160 Money was at the bottom of things. 559 00:37:46,333 --> 00:37:49,131 Money and Indians. 560 00:37:49,336 --> 00:37:53,670 For years, they owned small pieces of worthless land. 561 00:37:53,841 --> 00:37:58,210 With a little rain and patience, a good farmer could grow mud... 562 00:37:58,378 --> 00:38:00,279 ...that's about all. 563 00:38:00,548 --> 00:38:04,507 But oil was discovered, and the Indians were suddenly rich. 564 00:38:04,852 --> 00:38:07,912 And they had so much money, they didn't know how to spend it. 565 00:38:08,089 --> 00:38:11,651 But a few salesmen showed them how. 566 00:38:12,026 --> 00:38:15,360 For instance, Harry Willowtree. 567 00:38:15,530 --> 00:38:19,864 He had three convertibles until it rained on him one day. 568 00:38:21,003 --> 00:38:23,494 I saw a lot of examples. 569 00:38:24,673 --> 00:38:27,437 Like Dan Savagehorse. 570 00:38:27,609 --> 00:38:30,100 He built himself a nice house... 571 00:38:30,279 --> 00:38:33,612 ...but the side yard didn't look too good. 572 00:38:34,283 --> 00:38:37,081 He met a plumbing salesman... 573 00:38:37,252 --> 00:38:40,244 ...and Dan happened to like bathtubs. 574 00:38:41,891 --> 00:38:46,191 Dan's father was different. He stayed on in the same house. 575 00:38:46,495 --> 00:38:49,659 But he'd always wanted a telephone. 576 00:38:49,832 --> 00:38:51,925 So he got one. 577 00:38:52,101 --> 00:38:54,934 Not many calls ever came in... 578 00:38:55,305 --> 00:38:58,832 ...but if one ever did, he sure was ready for it. 579 00:39:05,048 --> 00:39:07,983 That was the silly side of things. 580 00:39:08,151 --> 00:39:10,949 The other side was a little more serious. 581 00:39:11,120 --> 00:39:14,249 Instead of selling things to the Indians... 582 00:39:15,159 --> 00:39:17,423 ...somebody was killing them. 583 00:39:18,195 --> 00:39:20,686 And that somebody made a mistake. 584 00:39:20,864 --> 00:39:23,924 He killed an Indian on government land. 585 00:39:24,335 --> 00:39:27,169 The FBI moved into the case. 586 00:39:28,672 --> 00:39:31,540 The sequence was always the same: 587 00:39:31,775 --> 00:39:33,402 An Indian was killed. 588 00:39:33,578 --> 00:39:35,239 Right afterwards... 589 00:39:35,412 --> 00:39:39,213 ...someone showed up with a mortgage to claim his estate. 590 00:39:39,384 --> 00:39:42,649 Each time it was a different person. Each time it looked legal. 591 00:39:42,821 --> 00:39:45,722 In fact, it looked too legal. 592 00:39:46,124 --> 00:39:48,491 But it wasn't easy to prove. 593 00:39:48,827 --> 00:39:51,295 I'd been there for months posing as a cattle dealer. 594 00:39:52,965 --> 00:39:55,524 So far, I hadn't turned up anything. 595 00:39:57,903 --> 00:39:59,767 - Hi, honey. - Hi. 596 00:39:59,938 --> 00:40:02,099 Oh, you look tired. 597 00:40:03,209 --> 00:40:06,576 Well, I'm not as tired as an Indian by the name of Johnny Mountain. 598 00:40:06,746 --> 00:40:08,873 Somebody shot him tonight. 599 00:40:09,048 --> 00:40:12,142 - No evidence? - Nope, nothing. 600 00:40:12,351 --> 00:40:14,717 Oh, are these those little pickles? 601 00:40:16,523 --> 00:40:19,492 What about...? Should you be sitting down? 602 00:40:20,626 --> 00:40:23,027 - Did you see the doctor today? - I'll be fine. 603 00:40:26,133 --> 00:40:28,294 Mike, will you get that gun and get out of here. 604 00:40:28,468 --> 00:40:30,231 Now, go on, beat it. 605 00:40:30,404 --> 00:40:32,372 Go on, now, beat it! 606 00:40:33,106 --> 00:40:35,905 Honey, I'm sorry. But would you please speak to the kid? 607 00:40:36,076 --> 00:40:38,773 - I will, Chip. - He's got to get over the idea... 608 00:40:38,946 --> 00:40:41,779 ...that every time I come home, I've got to out-draw him. 609 00:40:41,949 --> 00:40:44,713 I said, I'd talk to him. 610 00:40:44,951 --> 00:40:47,785 Well, I guess I had to blame it on somebody. 611 00:40:48,056 --> 00:40:50,991 Oh, here, I'll do that. Now, you shouldn't bend over like that. 612 00:40:51,159 --> 00:40:53,024 - Watch the glass. - I'm all right. I will. 613 00:40:53,194 --> 00:40:54,627 Watch it. 614 00:40:54,829 --> 00:40:58,424 You know, it isn't just these poor people getting killed every few days. 615 00:40:58,599 --> 00:41:00,726 How do they feel about me back at the bureau? 616 00:41:00,902 --> 00:41:03,303 - They understand. - How can they understand? 617 00:41:03,471 --> 00:41:06,236 Somebody gets killed, I send in my report. What does it say? 618 00:41:06,407 --> 00:41:08,399 "Have verified one dead Indian." 619 00:41:08,577 --> 00:41:09,908 - Oh, stop it, Chip. - No. 620 00:41:10,079 --> 00:41:13,742 I've never been so discouraged about anything. 621 00:41:14,016 --> 00:41:16,177 This thing, it just... 622 00:41:17,386 --> 00:41:19,047 Lucy, when you speak to Mike... 623 00:41:19,221 --> 00:41:22,349 ...you can also tell him he ruined the pickles. 624 00:41:25,495 --> 00:41:29,590 At 8: 15 that night, Bill Smith and his Indian wife, Rita... 625 00:41:29,766 --> 00:41:31,825 ...sat down to dinner. 626 00:41:32,001 --> 00:41:35,801 They had ham, squash and boiled beans... 627 00:41:35,972 --> 00:41:38,372 ...and tapioca pudding for dessert. 628 00:41:38,541 --> 00:41:41,601 Except they never had a chance to finish it. 629 00:41:43,246 --> 00:41:45,908 Instead, they got five gallons of nitroglycerin... 630 00:41:46,082 --> 00:41:48,812 ...and two professional killers. 631 00:42:46,879 --> 00:42:48,710 - Marshal? - Yeah. 632 00:42:48,881 --> 00:42:50,906 This wire's about all we can find. 633 00:42:51,083 --> 00:42:54,143 Well, it's just common stuff. But you better check it out anyway. 634 00:42:54,321 --> 00:42:55,754 All right. 635 00:42:57,023 --> 00:43:00,118 Oh, excuse me, marshal. This nice couple that just died. 636 00:43:00,294 --> 00:43:02,387 I don't suppose you'd know the next of kin? 637 00:43:02,563 --> 00:43:04,996 - No, why? - I represent the Ever-Rest People. 638 00:43:05,165 --> 00:43:06,564 Caskets and funeral hardware. 639 00:43:07,000 --> 00:43:09,331 I'd like to do something real nice for this couple. 640 00:43:10,137 --> 00:43:12,765 Now, here's a rundown on our new line. 641 00:43:12,940 --> 00:43:17,434 Walnut, maple, dignified mahogany. 642 00:43:17,978 --> 00:43:20,139 Satin lining in seven different shades. 643 00:43:20,315 --> 00:43:22,805 Blue, yellow, pink, official Osage colors. 644 00:43:22,983 --> 00:43:26,316 I said I didn't know the next of kin. Now, move on. 645 00:43:27,254 --> 00:43:28,721 Yes, sir. 646 00:43:29,991 --> 00:43:32,220 All of you, clear out, please. 647 00:43:32,393 --> 00:43:34,861 - All right, you too. - Oh, he's all right, marshal. 648 00:43:35,029 --> 00:43:37,827 I can vouch for him. He's a cattle dealer. 649 00:43:37,999 --> 00:43:39,432 He trades down in my bank. 650 00:43:39,602 --> 00:43:41,569 I'm much obliged to you, Mr. McCutcheon. 651 00:43:41,737 --> 00:43:44,638 I'm sorry to be touchy, but every time there's a murder here... 652 00:43:44,806 --> 00:43:47,002 ...the people either hide or sell caskets. 653 00:43:47,275 --> 00:43:49,710 You all have a reason to think it's murder, marshal? 654 00:43:50,211 --> 00:43:53,978 One reason is there used to be a house here with people living in it. 655 00:43:54,149 --> 00:43:57,710 You wanna know if it's murder? Take a look at these oil wells. 656 00:43:57,887 --> 00:44:00,913 Bill and Rita Smith held head rights on eight more just like them. 657 00:44:01,091 --> 00:44:05,083 We're getting a mighty rich graveyard in this town. 658 00:44:05,261 --> 00:44:07,957 And nobody's doing much about it. 659 00:44:08,130 --> 00:44:10,030 Look at the FBI. 660 00:44:10,332 --> 00:44:12,493 We asked them for help. 661 00:44:12,702 --> 00:44:15,102 We never heard a word from them. 662 00:44:15,271 --> 00:44:19,208 Oh, I'm sorry, marshal, if I sound bitter... 663 00:44:19,376 --> 00:44:22,106 ...but this hits me close to home. 664 00:44:22,546 --> 00:44:25,413 Close to home? Just how is that, sir? 665 00:44:26,149 --> 00:44:28,617 Well, I won't bother you about it. 666 00:44:28,985 --> 00:44:32,546 Oh, say, Mr. McCutcheon, I was thinking about going down to Fort Worth... 667 00:44:32,723 --> 00:44:34,384 ...stocking up on white-faced cows. 668 00:44:34,558 --> 00:44:37,926 I was wondering, could you give me a letter of introduction or something? 669 00:44:38,095 --> 00:44:40,996 Well, I'd be glad to. You drop by the bank tomorrow. 670 00:44:41,164 --> 00:44:44,293 I sure would appreciate that. Thank you, sir. 671 00:44:46,571 --> 00:44:49,096 Anybody see this happen, marshal? 672 00:44:50,174 --> 00:44:51,869 You don't know this town. 673 00:44:52,044 --> 00:44:55,410 Somebody could blow up a house in front of a grandstand full of people... 674 00:44:55,581 --> 00:44:57,048 ...and you know what they'd say? 675 00:44:57,215 --> 00:44:59,808 They all had a cinder in their eye, they couldn't see it. 676 00:45:00,085 --> 00:45:01,949 All we get is casket salesmen. 677 00:45:02,120 --> 00:45:06,614 Just the same, marshal, that fella asked a pretty good question. 678 00:45:07,024 --> 00:45:09,357 Who is the next of kin? 679 00:45:26,212 --> 00:45:28,772 Damnable black juice in the ground. 680 00:45:28,948 --> 00:45:32,440 This was a decent little cow town when I started the bank here... 681 00:45:32,619 --> 00:45:35,952 ...before the easy pickings brought in all this scum. 682 00:45:36,289 --> 00:45:39,952 You mentioned something last night about hitting close to home? 683 00:45:40,861 --> 00:45:43,091 Albert here is my nephew. 684 00:45:43,262 --> 00:45:47,130 His wife, Mollie, a full-blooded Osage... 685 00:45:47,301 --> 00:45:51,498 ...is a sister to Rita Smith, who died in that explosion last night. 686 00:45:51,672 --> 00:45:54,732 Oh, I see. I'm mighty sorry for you and the missus. 687 00:45:54,908 --> 00:45:56,671 Thank you, sir. 688 00:45:57,144 --> 00:46:01,478 Things keep up this way, we've got to form our own vigilantes... 689 00:46:01,650 --> 00:46:04,914 ...if the FBI is scared to move in here and help us. 690 00:46:05,085 --> 00:46:08,180 I'll bet my bottom dollar they'll get around to it, Mr. McCutcheon. 691 00:46:08,356 --> 00:46:09,982 I'll take that bet. 692 00:46:10,157 --> 00:46:13,559 White-collared bunch of scissorbills. 693 00:46:13,828 --> 00:46:17,423 They'd even get shoved off the sidewalk. Now, here. 694 00:46:17,666 --> 00:46:22,126 This is your letter to the chairman of the Cattle Show Committee in Fort Worth. 695 00:46:22,303 --> 00:46:25,898 They all know Dwight McCutcheon down there. 696 00:46:26,075 --> 00:46:28,440 That letter will get you the best deals in Texas. 697 00:46:28,610 --> 00:46:31,171 You're real folks, Mr. McCutcheon. I sure appreciate it. 698 00:46:31,347 --> 00:46:33,338 - Good luck, son. - Thank you, sir. 699 00:46:33,516 --> 00:46:35,915 Thank you. Maybe I can do something for you someday. 700 00:46:36,085 --> 00:46:37,916 Goodbye. 701 00:46:40,823 --> 00:46:43,257 Who's gonna be the next lucky man? Here's a dollar. 702 00:46:43,426 --> 00:46:46,327 Sir, you got a bottle. Who's next? Yes, look at that mustache. 703 00:46:46,495 --> 00:46:48,520 It'll grow another yard. Who's the happy guy? 704 00:46:48,698 --> 00:46:50,757 Yes, sir, one dollar. Anybody else? 705 00:46:50,933 --> 00:46:53,697 Look what I got here. Chief Red Eagle's Old Reliable. 706 00:46:53,869 --> 00:46:56,667 Yes, sir, this bottle contains real vitalizer. 707 00:46:56,840 --> 00:46:58,705 Don't settle for memories. Live again. 708 00:46:58,874 --> 00:47:01,639 Come on, buy a bottle and surprise your friends. 709 00:47:01,811 --> 00:47:04,610 Good for cuts, bruises, abrasions... 710 00:47:04,781 --> 00:47:08,273 ...torn ligaments and an aching back. 711 00:47:19,831 --> 00:47:22,766 Hey, you ladies over there, you're gonna need it. 712 00:47:25,703 --> 00:47:27,568 Folks, come on, step back. 713 00:47:27,739 --> 00:47:30,765 Look, it's all over. Don't leave me up here a Ionely man. Come on. 714 00:47:30,942 --> 00:47:33,240 Once in a lifetime, a golden opportunity. 715 00:47:33,411 --> 00:47:36,608 Gives back your youth, your health and a certain twinkle in your eye. 716 00:47:36,781 --> 00:47:38,908 Ladies and gentlemen, you see the way it is. 717 00:47:39,083 --> 00:47:41,108 Now, those girls should have a policy. 718 00:47:41,285 --> 00:47:43,947 Now, step right up, ladies and gentlemen, don't be shy. 719 00:47:44,389 --> 00:47:47,950 Now, we don't recommend the annuity policy to you folks of Wade County. 720 00:47:48,426 --> 00:47:51,521 But this straight life-insurance policy might come in handy. 721 00:47:51,697 --> 00:47:54,564 Especially for you, Henry Roanhorse. 722 00:48:05,378 --> 00:48:07,938 Thought I could talk that Indian into buying a policy. 723 00:48:08,114 --> 00:48:09,876 You know, he's a cousin to Rita Smith. 724 00:48:10,049 --> 00:48:12,313 The one that got blown to kingdom come last night. 725 00:48:12,485 --> 00:48:16,114 - Oh, is that so? - Say, maybe I could interest you in a policy. 726 00:48:16,289 --> 00:48:21,249 - Lot of killing's going on around here. - No, I don't think so. 727 00:48:21,629 --> 00:48:23,289 Yeah, well, I guess you're safe. 728 00:48:23,463 --> 00:48:26,627 A fella as thin as you are, nobody'd know where to find you. 729 00:48:26,801 --> 00:48:28,894 All right, folks, step right up. 730 00:48:34,175 --> 00:48:38,475 That night, Henry Roanhorse took a ride out into the country. 731 00:48:39,713 --> 00:48:43,945 Somebody killed him and left him with a coyote to blow taps. 732 00:48:52,561 --> 00:48:55,462 If anybody asks you, just say I'm at the Fort Worth stock show. 733 00:48:55,630 --> 00:48:56,892 How long will you be gone? 734 00:48:57,065 --> 00:48:59,033 Long enough to go over to the courthouse... 735 00:48:59,201 --> 00:49:00,828 ...and check on a couple of wills. 736 00:49:01,002 --> 00:49:02,936 Bill and Rita Smith's? 737 00:49:03,171 --> 00:49:04,695 That's right. 738 00:49:06,308 --> 00:49:09,402 Oh, Chip, look at these socks. They don't even match. 739 00:49:09,579 --> 00:49:11,046 How do you expect them to match? 740 00:49:11,214 --> 00:49:13,307 Mike keeps grabbing them for marble sacks. 741 00:49:13,482 --> 00:49:16,144 It wasn't for marble sacks, it was to keep a toad. 742 00:49:18,321 --> 00:49:20,118 Oh, no. Another frayed collar. 743 00:49:20,288 --> 00:49:22,415 Honestly, I don't know how that happens. 744 00:49:22,592 --> 00:49:25,527 Well, honey, I guess I do that with my neck. 745 00:49:25,895 --> 00:49:28,557 Well, the tail isn't frayed. 746 00:49:28,731 --> 00:49:32,827 - At least you're not lazy. - Oh, well, thank you, dear. 747 00:49:34,204 --> 00:49:36,934 - I love you. - I love you too. 748 00:49:38,542 --> 00:49:40,941 Suppose the wills are all registered and legal? 749 00:49:41,110 --> 00:49:43,135 - Then what's going to happen? - I don't know. 750 00:49:43,313 --> 00:49:45,804 We'll just have to post a notice with those Indians... 751 00:49:45,983 --> 00:49:48,577 ...and tell them to get together and stop being Indians. 752 00:49:48,752 --> 00:49:50,879 - All right, honey, stay off your feet. - Okay. 753 00:49:51,054 --> 00:49:52,612 I'll be back in a couple of days. 754 00:49:52,789 --> 00:49:54,689 - Okay, bye. - Goodbye. 755 00:49:55,893 --> 00:49:57,862 Be careful. 756 00:50:07,571 --> 00:50:10,769 Bill and Rita Smith had filed a will. 757 00:50:10,942 --> 00:50:13,410 So had Henry Roanhorse. 758 00:50:13,578 --> 00:50:16,240 The beneficiary was Mollie... 759 00:50:16,415 --> 00:50:19,850 ...the wife of Dwight McCutcheon's nephew. 760 00:50:20,119 --> 00:50:22,280 Everything looked legal. 761 00:50:22,487 --> 00:50:25,116 But just to be on the safe side... 762 00:50:25,291 --> 00:50:29,920 ...I sent the material to the FBI laboratory in Washington. 763 00:50:30,229 --> 00:50:32,823 I sent one other thing: 764 00:50:32,998 --> 00:50:36,593 The letter of introduction Dwight McCutcheon had given me. 765 00:50:41,407 --> 00:50:44,035 At the laboratory, document experts studied... 766 00:50:44,209 --> 00:50:46,871 ...Dwight McCutcheon's letter of introduction. 767 00:50:47,046 --> 00:50:50,881 They compared it with the Photostat mortgages. 768 00:50:51,051 --> 00:50:53,518 Within an hour, they'd reached a conclusion: 769 00:50:53,687 --> 00:50:57,418 All the documents were typed on one typewriter... 770 00:50:57,590 --> 00:51:00,889 ...the typewriter belonging to Dwight McCutcheon. 771 00:51:01,562 --> 00:51:06,089 The will of Bill and Rita Smith was dated 1919... 772 00:51:06,266 --> 00:51:09,634 ...and was also typed on Dwight McCutcheon's typewriter... 773 00:51:09,803 --> 00:51:13,035 ...a model that wasn't manufactured until 1923. 774 00:51:14,442 --> 00:51:17,137 Handwriting experts found that the signature on the will... 775 00:51:17,311 --> 00:51:23,477 ...bore certain individual characteristics of McCutcheon's own handwriting. 776 00:51:23,718 --> 00:51:27,313 Dwight McCutcheon became a prime suspect for murder. 777 00:51:29,457 --> 00:51:33,757 Within 24 hours, the findings were forwarded to me in Ute City. 778 00:51:44,606 --> 00:51:46,836 Only a few more minutes and you're next, mister. 779 00:51:47,009 --> 00:51:48,271 Have a seat. 780 00:51:48,443 --> 00:51:50,206 Well... 781 00:51:50,512 --> 00:51:52,572 No, I can't wait. 782 00:51:52,748 --> 00:51:55,876 You might sell me a dollar's worth of those Cubanola cigars, though. 783 00:51:56,052 --> 00:51:57,713 Yes, sir. 784 00:51:58,020 --> 00:51:59,351 Feel like earning a living? 785 00:51:59,822 --> 00:52:01,312 I'll be there. 786 00:52:03,526 --> 00:52:06,154 - There you are. - Thank you. 787 00:52:06,329 --> 00:52:07,626 Bye. 788 00:52:14,738 --> 00:52:18,571 Just once over lightly, Mac. My girl likes a little scratch to it. 789 00:52:18,741 --> 00:52:20,039 Yes, sir. 790 00:52:20,209 --> 00:52:22,404 Neat, but manly. 791 00:52:40,031 --> 00:52:42,727 We're as ready as we'll ever be. 792 00:53:00,485 --> 00:53:03,181 - I'll be over at the bank. - Right. 793 00:53:44,197 --> 00:53:47,530 This time of night, they ain't going in there to cash a check. 794 00:53:50,905 --> 00:53:52,532 See who it is. 795 00:54:06,387 --> 00:54:10,084 Good evening. Just got back into town, thought I'd drop by and thank your uncle. 796 00:54:10,491 --> 00:54:13,426 Well, it's kind of late. Our books are a little out of balance. 797 00:54:13,594 --> 00:54:16,723 Well, I just... I wanna give him these cigars. 798 00:54:18,367 --> 00:54:20,995 Well, I suppose it'll be all right. 799 00:54:30,779 --> 00:54:33,509 - It's Mr. Hardesty. - Good evening. 800 00:54:33,682 --> 00:54:35,741 Brought you a few cigars. 801 00:54:36,018 --> 00:54:39,011 Well, now, that's real nice of you, son. 802 00:54:39,189 --> 00:54:43,250 I'd ask you to smoke one with me if it wasn't my busy night. 803 00:54:44,227 --> 00:54:47,788 That's all right, Mr. McCutcheon. It's my busy night too. 804 00:54:49,766 --> 00:54:53,395 FBI. You're under arrest. The charge is murder. 805 00:54:54,771 --> 00:54:57,069 I'd like to tell you what we know about you... 806 00:54:57,240 --> 00:54:59,004 ...then maybe you'd care to comment. 807 00:54:59,843 --> 00:55:01,902 Just a minute. 808 00:55:03,213 --> 00:55:05,580 Tag that typewriter. It'll be a court exhibit. 809 00:55:07,618 --> 00:55:12,419 Oh, by the way, we're also gonna put a tag on those two friends of yours. 810 00:55:12,856 --> 00:55:15,154 FBI, get your hands up. Up! 811 00:55:15,326 --> 00:55:16,725 Up! 812 00:55:18,396 --> 00:55:21,956 So there's only one little Indian left, Mr. McCutcheon. 813 00:55:22,133 --> 00:55:24,226 Mollie, the wife of your nephew here. 814 00:55:24,401 --> 00:55:26,801 You worked to get that whole estate into his hands. 815 00:55:26,971 --> 00:55:28,667 In other words, into your hands. 816 00:55:28,839 --> 00:55:32,173 You even forged Bill and Rita Smith's signature on that phony will. 817 00:55:32,344 --> 00:55:33,572 They couldn't write. 818 00:55:33,745 --> 00:55:37,146 We checked on their oil leases. They had to mark them with X's. 819 00:55:37,482 --> 00:55:40,315 You didn't want to leave any possible claimants, did you? 820 00:55:40,485 --> 00:55:42,852 Henry Roanhorse, the cousin, had to be killed too. 821 00:55:43,021 --> 00:55:46,514 - You can't prove murder. - Oh, come off it. 822 00:55:46,691 --> 00:55:49,354 I've been surveilling those two goons of yours for months. 823 00:55:49,528 --> 00:55:52,621 You've been meeting them at a spot out there in the badlands... 824 00:55:52,797 --> 00:55:56,825 ...by some odd coincidence, just before and after each murder was committed. 825 00:55:57,270 --> 00:55:59,931 I'm afraid a lot of this includes you too. 826 00:56:00,306 --> 00:56:01,671 No. 827 00:56:01,841 --> 00:56:05,436 No, he's the guilty one. I'll tell you everything he made me do. 828 00:56:05,611 --> 00:56:07,340 You'll talk us both into prison. 829 00:56:07,948 --> 00:56:10,313 He made me marry Mollie. 830 00:56:10,483 --> 00:56:13,851 He planned all these things. Johnny Mountain, Henry Roanhorse... 831 00:56:14,020 --> 00:56:15,989 Why, you...! 832 00:56:16,255 --> 00:56:19,349 All right, take his statement. I'm gonna go call Washington. 833 00:56:21,895 --> 00:56:24,887 Oh, by the way, Mr. McCutcheon... 834 00:56:25,065 --> 00:56:27,795 ...you owe me a dollar on that bet we made. 835 00:56:27,968 --> 00:56:30,961 The FBI did come to Wade County. 836 00:56:46,688 --> 00:56:47,916 Is something wrong, doc? 837 00:56:48,089 --> 00:56:50,080 I didn't have time to get in touch with you. 838 00:56:50,258 --> 00:56:52,522 - Don't worry, she's all right. - What's the matter? 839 00:56:52,694 --> 00:56:55,720 I'm afraid she lost the baby. But she's all right herself. 840 00:57:07,676 --> 00:57:09,200 Lucy. 841 00:57:11,313 --> 00:57:13,474 - Lucy. - Chip. 842 00:57:13,917 --> 00:57:16,612 - Did he tell you? - Lucy, are you all right? 843 00:57:16,786 --> 00:57:20,084 - Are you sure you're all right? - Did he tell you? 844 00:57:20,255 --> 00:57:23,782 He doesn't think we'll be able to have any more babies. 845 00:57:23,960 --> 00:57:26,861 Look, honey, honey... 846 00:57:34,838 --> 00:57:36,305 Honey... 847 00:57:37,440 --> 00:57:39,169 ...that's no way to talk. 848 00:57:39,342 --> 00:57:41,243 Now, you can't lie there with the Bible... 849 00:57:41,411 --> 00:57:44,312 ...and complain about the way the Lord does things. 850 00:57:44,481 --> 00:57:46,973 You have to be sensible, you know. 851 00:57:47,151 --> 00:57:50,449 We already have three wonderful children. 852 00:57:52,923 --> 00:57:54,151 Toads and all? 853 00:57:54,325 --> 00:57:56,054 Sure, toads and all. 854 00:57:58,596 --> 00:58:01,259 It's just that I had such wonderful plans. 855 00:58:01,432 --> 00:58:02,421 Well, I'm sorry. 856 00:58:02,600 --> 00:58:05,433 If you want a son to become president of the United States... 857 00:58:05,604 --> 00:58:08,902 ...this just means that you have to get him out of this batch. 858 00:58:09,073 --> 00:58:10,404 You see? 859 00:58:15,446 --> 00:58:18,347 I was already counting on writing in the fourth name. 860 00:58:18,617 --> 00:58:20,380 Well, now, look. Look, Lucy. 861 00:58:20,552 --> 00:58:24,352 Just because somebody prints a Bible with space so you can write in kids' names... 862 00:58:24,523 --> 00:58:27,549 ...that doesn't mean that you have to go on writing all your life. 863 00:58:27,726 --> 00:58:30,194 Here, we have our... 864 00:58:31,163 --> 00:58:33,132 Hey, hold on here. What...? 865 00:58:33,298 --> 00:58:37,463 Did you see this? Look, there's room for 16 names there. 866 00:58:37,636 --> 00:58:39,002 Sixteen is one... 867 00:58:39,171 --> 00:58:42,072 There's more than that. Sixteen, 17, 18, 19. 868 00:58:42,241 --> 00:58:45,301 Holy mackerel, there's room for 24 names there. 869 00:58:45,478 --> 00:58:48,709 Honey, there... That Bible wasn't made for a family. 870 00:58:48,881 --> 00:58:51,679 This is made for a troop full of Boy Scouts. 871 00:58:56,489 --> 00:58:58,014 All right, Chip. 872 00:58:58,192 --> 00:59:02,322 - I'm satisfied if you are. - Honey, I'm satisfied. 873 00:59:03,030 --> 00:59:04,964 I'm satisfied. 874 00:59:05,132 --> 00:59:07,066 And I am happy and I love you. 875 00:59:07,233 --> 00:59:09,168 Bless your heart. 876 00:59:09,736 --> 00:59:11,670 Bless your heart. 877 00:59:13,907 --> 00:59:16,967 What do you...? Do you want me to get you an orange or something? 878 00:59:17,144 --> 00:59:18,577 - You want a glass of water? - No. 879 00:59:18,746 --> 00:59:20,213 - Something to eat? - No, I'm fine. 880 00:59:20,381 --> 00:59:22,245 - You all right? - I'm fine. 881 00:59:29,657 --> 00:59:32,683 I'll tell you something right now. 882 00:59:33,595 --> 00:59:36,359 We're getting out. We're getting out of here. 883 00:59:36,531 --> 00:59:38,522 - And we're getting out of the bureau. - Chip. 884 00:59:38,700 --> 00:59:42,796 Stuck down here in this godforsaken place, month after month, you get... 885 00:59:42,971 --> 00:59:44,872 No. No, I'm wrong. 886 00:59:45,039 --> 00:59:48,099 God didn't forsake it. He never considered it in the first place. 887 00:59:48,277 --> 00:59:51,769 Look what it's meant to you: Explosions and killings and murders. 888 00:59:51,947 --> 00:59:54,608 Boy, this is a real wonderful place to raise a family. 889 00:59:54,783 --> 00:59:57,809 And look at that street out there. There's a real charmer for you. 890 00:59:57,987 --> 01:00:00,888 One saloon after the other, and everything that goes with it. 891 01:00:01,056 --> 01:00:03,820 That isn't the point. The point is I wanted to be with you. 892 01:00:03,994 --> 01:00:06,553 The bureau has got no right to send anybody down here... 893 01:00:06,729 --> 01:00:10,130 ...with no churches and no schools and no decent food and no good doctors. 894 01:00:10,299 --> 01:00:13,428 - No wonder this thing happened to you. - That isn't why it happened. 895 01:00:13,603 --> 01:00:16,629 How do you know, when anything can happen in a hellhole like this? 896 01:00:16,805 --> 01:00:18,603 And, boy, that's what it is, a hellhole. 897 01:00:18,775 --> 01:00:21,505 Nothing but a lot of red clay and Gila monsters. 898 01:00:21,678 --> 01:00:23,873 Honey, let me ask you something. 899 01:00:24,048 --> 01:00:25,878 Did you ever see a robin around here? 900 01:00:26,049 --> 01:00:28,484 Little robin redbreast? A little bird? 901 01:00:28,652 --> 01:00:30,553 Ever see one? No, of course you never did. 902 01:00:30,721 --> 01:00:33,245 Because a robin's got too much sense to come down here. 903 01:00:33,424 --> 01:00:36,221 And if one ever did come down here, he'd keep right on going. 904 01:00:36,394 --> 01:00:38,760 Well, I'm just as good as any robin. 905 01:00:38,930 --> 01:00:42,331 And I'm getting out. I may have to dig ditches, but I'm getting out. 906 01:00:42,500 --> 01:00:45,264 Now, Chip, you sit down here. 907 01:00:45,970 --> 01:00:47,768 Sit down. 908 01:00:50,942 --> 01:00:52,466 I'm... 909 01:00:52,643 --> 01:00:53,940 I'm sorry, honey. 910 01:00:54,111 --> 01:00:56,238 I know how you feel. 911 01:00:56,415 --> 01:01:01,182 You're tired and you're upset, but that's no reason to be foolish. 912 01:01:01,353 --> 01:01:04,447 The bureau had nothing to do with what happened tonight. 913 01:01:04,623 --> 01:01:07,421 And you're not going to quit. 914 01:01:07,726 --> 01:01:10,251 I didn't marry a robin or a ditch digger... 915 01:01:10,429 --> 01:01:12,090 ...I married you. 916 01:01:12,265 --> 01:01:14,129 And you're going to stay in the bureau... 917 01:01:14,300 --> 01:01:17,292 ...because, good or bad, that's where you belong. 918 01:01:20,639 --> 01:01:22,505 Besides... 919 01:01:22,675 --> 01:01:25,734 ...there are times when I'm even proud of you. 920 01:01:30,116 --> 01:01:31,981 Lucy. 921 01:01:32,953 --> 01:01:34,477 Lucy. 922 01:01:35,521 --> 01:01:38,547 For the next few years, we were in the Midwest. 923 01:01:38,726 --> 01:01:40,488 And there was one piece of good news: 924 01:01:40,660 --> 01:01:42,787 I was working again with Sam Crandall. 925 01:01:42,963 --> 01:01:45,488 The rest of the news wasn't so good. 926 01:01:49,837 --> 01:01:51,862 In Kansas City... 927 01:01:52,039 --> 01:01:54,440 ...Frank Nash, convicted for mail robbery... 928 01:01:54,608 --> 01:01:58,170 ...was being transported to Leavenworth Penitentiary. 929 01:01:58,345 --> 01:02:03,476 He was in the custody of local officers and special agents of the FBI. 930 01:02:17,065 --> 01:02:18,999 Oh, my God, don't. Don't shoot me! 931 01:02:30,245 --> 01:02:33,340 The ringleader of the massacre was Pretty Boy Floyd. 932 01:02:33,516 --> 01:02:36,883 One of the man killed was Special Agent Raymond Caffery. 933 01:02:37,053 --> 01:02:41,649 By federal law, he was not authorized to carry firearms. 934 01:02:42,892 --> 01:02:45,292 The killings continued. 935 01:02:45,628 --> 01:02:48,393 The FBI was still unarmed. 936 01:02:52,334 --> 01:02:56,396 Gangsters like Baby Face Nelson knew the bureau could not retaliate... 937 01:02:56,573 --> 01:02:58,837 ...and they made the most of it. 938 01:03:01,044 --> 01:03:04,377 Civic groups appealed to Washington for help. 939 01:03:06,918 --> 01:03:10,978 J. Edgar Hoover asked for authority to arm FBI men. 940 01:03:11,154 --> 01:03:13,589 Newspapers supported the move... 941 01:03:13,757 --> 01:03:16,386 ...but it wasn't easy to get action. 942 01:03:26,604 --> 01:03:27,866 It's very simple, dear. 943 01:03:28,039 --> 01:03:31,202 Fix the one that doesn't work, then all the others light up. 944 01:03:31,376 --> 01:03:32,399 I know. 945 01:03:32,710 --> 01:03:35,474 Except the one that doesn't work is always around back here. 946 01:03:35,647 --> 01:03:39,138 It's never out front. Never out front. It's always around back here. 947 01:03:42,488 --> 01:03:44,079 There. 948 01:03:44,289 --> 01:03:46,086 There it is. 949 01:03:46,792 --> 01:03:48,054 There. 950 01:03:51,630 --> 01:03:53,188 Pretty good. 951 01:03:53,899 --> 01:03:55,992 Pretty good. Good, good. 952 01:04:12,752 --> 01:04:14,720 - Lucy! - Yes? 953 01:04:15,288 --> 01:04:18,314 I had some tissue paper. I put it right up here a couple days ago. 954 01:04:18,491 --> 01:04:21,187 - Oh, it's not there. - Well, I know it's not there. 955 01:04:21,361 --> 01:04:25,492 That's the reason I brought the subject up. I bought tissue paper, put it on the shelf. 956 01:04:25,698 --> 01:04:26,996 Jennie took it. 957 01:04:27,167 --> 01:04:28,760 Oh, she did? 958 01:04:28,936 --> 01:04:30,494 Well... Jennie! 959 01:04:30,671 --> 01:04:32,798 She can give it back. That's my tissue paper. 960 01:04:32,972 --> 01:04:36,204 She can give it right back, right now. That's my tissue paper. 961 01:04:36,944 --> 01:04:39,435 - Hello, Daddy. - How do you do? 962 01:04:40,014 --> 01:04:42,415 Well, hey... Hey, come... 963 01:04:42,583 --> 01:04:45,017 I'm going out and play now. 964 01:04:45,186 --> 01:04:48,122 - What's that? - She's an angel in the Christmas play. 965 01:04:48,290 --> 01:04:50,622 We didn't have wings, so we used the tissue paper. 966 01:04:50,791 --> 01:04:52,817 - Did you use all of it? - Well, practically. 967 01:04:52,993 --> 01:04:54,985 We couldn't send her out with only one wing. 968 01:04:55,162 --> 01:04:56,926 Used up all my tissue paper. 969 01:04:57,098 --> 01:04:59,567 I don't know, I don't think it's a very good example... 970 01:04:59,734 --> 01:05:02,635 How do you think the audience would feel if I'd get up and say: 971 01:05:02,804 --> 01:05:06,206 "See that little angel right on the right there? She steals tissue paper." 972 01:05:06,374 --> 01:05:08,842 Doesn't seem very impressive to me. 973 01:05:12,048 --> 01:05:13,742 Hi, Dad. 974 01:05:14,116 --> 01:05:15,743 Hold it. 975 01:05:15,984 --> 01:05:18,545 Hold it just a second. What are you doing in that getup? 976 01:05:18,721 --> 01:05:21,052 I'll bet you stole a pair of my socks. 977 01:05:21,457 --> 01:05:22,685 He's playing Joseph. 978 01:05:22,859 --> 01:05:25,726 And nobody needs your old socks. Joseph wore sandals. 979 01:05:25,895 --> 01:05:27,260 Now, go play with your sister. 980 01:05:28,197 --> 01:05:31,564 I'm surprised you didn't take a pair of my shoes and cut them down. 981 01:05:31,734 --> 01:05:32,793 Oh, Chip. 982 01:05:32,969 --> 01:05:35,870 Well, here, you might as well open this now. 983 01:05:36,038 --> 01:05:38,233 It's your Christmas present. 984 01:05:38,975 --> 01:05:40,967 That's the reason I wanted the tissue paper. 985 01:05:41,143 --> 01:05:43,408 So I could wrap up the present and put bows on it. 986 01:05:43,580 --> 01:05:45,980 That's what tissue paper's for. 987 01:05:48,752 --> 01:05:50,743 Oh, now, Chip. 988 01:05:50,921 --> 01:05:54,358 - Is tissue paper really that important? - Not in this house. 989 01:05:54,524 --> 01:05:56,151 Just wrap it up in any old thing. 990 01:05:56,327 --> 01:05:58,294 Any old comic strip. 991 01:05:58,463 --> 01:06:01,398 Would you like it if I wrapped it in the "Katzenjammer Kids"... 992 01:06:01,566 --> 01:06:04,033 ...and said "Merry Christmas"? - Well, let me ask you. 993 01:06:04,202 --> 01:06:06,670 If I wrapped yours in "Major Hoople," would you care? 994 01:06:06,838 --> 01:06:09,864 - Or would you like it anyway? - That's an entirely different thing. 995 01:06:10,041 --> 01:06:11,941 Oh, it is not. 996 01:06:12,111 --> 01:06:14,010 Anything you've ever given me... 997 01:06:14,178 --> 01:06:16,271 ...I've never cared how it was wrapped. 998 01:06:16,448 --> 01:06:18,881 As long as you give it to me. 999 01:06:23,254 --> 01:06:26,088 - How many angels are there? - Two. 1000 01:06:26,257 --> 01:06:28,852 But Jennie was the first one chosen. 1001 01:06:33,432 --> 01:06:36,459 - The doorbell's ringing, dear. - Well, go ahead and answer it. 1002 01:06:36,635 --> 01:06:38,296 You answer it. 1003 01:06:43,275 --> 01:06:44,470 Merry Christmas. 1004 01:06:44,644 --> 01:06:46,771 George, how are you? Here, I'll take your coat. 1005 01:06:46,946 --> 01:06:48,470 Thank you. Merry Christmas, Lucy. 1006 01:06:48,648 --> 01:06:51,048 - Merry Christmas, Sam. - Some presents, Mrs. Hardesty. 1007 01:06:51,217 --> 01:06:52,616 Thank you, George. 1008 01:06:52,786 --> 01:06:56,085 - Where's Mike? - Oh, he's out on the back porch. 1009 01:06:57,490 --> 01:07:00,824 Hold it. Always bring my own mistletoe. 1010 01:07:01,328 --> 01:07:03,763 - I'll get the eggnog. - Good. 1011 01:07:07,501 --> 01:07:09,731 House looks nice, Lucy. 1012 01:07:10,338 --> 01:07:12,237 Woman's touch. 1013 01:07:15,242 --> 01:07:17,733 Why didn't you ever remarry, Sam? 1014 01:07:18,813 --> 01:07:20,508 I don't know. 1015 01:07:21,248 --> 01:07:24,479 Maybe... Maybe the first time was too good. 1016 01:07:24,752 --> 01:07:26,549 - Yes. - Here we are. 1017 01:07:26,954 --> 01:07:28,980 Three loving cups. 1018 01:07:30,024 --> 01:07:32,516 Holy smoke, I almost forgot. 1019 01:07:32,694 --> 01:07:34,422 Look here, Chip. Look. 1020 01:07:34,596 --> 01:07:36,723 - It's out of committee. - What is? 1021 01:07:36,898 --> 01:07:40,163 Hey, the Wayburne Bill. That means it'll come up for a vote. 1022 01:07:40,335 --> 01:07:42,735 We're gonna get authority to carry firearms. 1023 01:07:42,904 --> 01:07:44,929 Hey, this is a real Christmas present. 1024 01:07:45,341 --> 01:07:46,932 I don't think it is. 1025 01:07:47,109 --> 01:07:50,375 That means you'll go looking for a hoodlum with a gun in your pocket. 1026 01:07:50,546 --> 01:07:52,410 You bet your life. And he'll know it too. 1027 01:07:52,814 --> 01:07:54,043 That's right. 1028 01:07:54,217 --> 01:07:57,015 That leaves him only one alternative. He'll have to kill you. 1029 01:07:57,186 --> 01:07:59,177 Oh, now, take it easy, honey. 1030 01:07:59,588 --> 01:08:01,181 You take it easy, Chip. 1031 01:08:01,357 --> 01:08:03,825 I don't look good in black. 1032 01:08:29,319 --> 01:08:31,048 Let me repeat again: 1033 01:08:31,221 --> 01:08:33,155 Get to know this weapon. 1034 01:08:33,323 --> 01:08:36,350 Craftiness can solve many a criminal case... 1035 01:08:36,527 --> 01:08:37,790 ...but with hoodlums... 1036 01:08:37,962 --> 01:08:42,489 ...you sometimes need a good, conscientious, hardworking machine gun. 1037 01:08:42,734 --> 01:08:44,258 Crandall. 1038 01:08:45,603 --> 01:08:48,435 Bolt back, safety on. 1039 01:08:48,673 --> 01:08:50,538 Insert the clip. 1040 01:08:52,410 --> 01:08:54,002 Commence firing. 1041 01:08:59,418 --> 01:09:00,975 On the night of April 22nd... 1042 01:09:01,152 --> 01:09:05,486 ...special agents of the FBI converged on Spider Lake, Wisconsin. 1043 01:09:05,657 --> 01:09:09,685 A group of hoodlums was holed up in a nearby resort hotel. 1044 01:09:09,861 --> 01:09:13,524 But barking dogs alerted them, and some of them escaped. 1045 01:09:13,699 --> 01:09:18,068 Sam and I rode down to a country store to call the Chicago office. 1046 01:09:18,537 --> 01:09:22,667 We were worried because the fugitives were armed and dangerous. 1047 01:09:23,076 --> 01:09:25,135 One of them was Baby Face Nelson. 1048 01:09:26,513 --> 01:09:28,174 No mind them potato bugs. 1049 01:09:28,347 --> 01:09:31,010 They're just trying to get comfortable. 1050 01:09:32,419 --> 01:09:34,387 Oh, excuse me. 1051 01:09:37,090 --> 01:09:39,991 Schneider's Resort and Grocery Store. 1052 01:09:41,428 --> 01:09:43,328 You don't say. 1053 01:09:43,497 --> 01:09:46,058 Well, beat a rug. 1054 01:09:46,299 --> 01:09:47,857 Yeah? 1055 01:09:48,035 --> 01:09:49,559 Yeah. 1056 01:09:50,404 --> 01:09:53,931 It's the missus. She says things are popping up at the roadhouse. 1057 01:09:54,108 --> 01:09:56,473 Guns shooting, dogs barking. 1058 01:09:56,644 --> 01:09:58,373 It's hell on a Ferris wheel. 1059 01:09:59,981 --> 01:10:01,539 Whose car is that out front? 1060 01:10:04,385 --> 01:10:07,286 Are you one of them fellas that was doing the shooting? 1061 01:10:07,456 --> 01:10:09,923 Oh, now, that's a silly question, Cliff. 1062 01:10:10,091 --> 01:10:12,992 - Whose car? - Mine. 1063 01:10:13,395 --> 01:10:14,862 You can have the keys. 1064 01:10:15,597 --> 01:10:17,996 We'll all go. I need protection. 1065 01:10:18,167 --> 01:10:19,191 Come on. 1066 01:10:21,503 --> 01:10:23,868 You too, Uncle Fudd. 1067 01:10:28,644 --> 01:10:30,009 In the car. 1068 01:10:46,129 --> 01:10:49,530 We'd better put in a call to the office, don't you think? 1069 01:10:59,008 --> 01:11:01,273 We're FBI. Who are you? 1070 01:11:05,749 --> 01:11:07,545 All right, come on, get out of the car. 1071 01:11:26,136 --> 01:11:27,468 You all right, Chip? 1072 01:11:30,675 --> 01:11:33,109 He just creased me. I'm all right. 1073 01:11:33,278 --> 01:11:34,939 That's good. 1074 01:11:35,780 --> 01:11:40,684 Because I don't think I am. 1075 01:11:41,686 --> 01:11:43,210 Get a doctor. 1076 01:11:43,388 --> 01:11:45,687 - Here, help me carry him inside. - No. 1077 01:11:45,858 --> 01:11:47,826 No, no, please. 1078 01:11:48,160 --> 01:11:50,424 I'd rather stay out here. 1079 01:11:53,099 --> 01:11:55,966 What's...? What's that, lilacs? 1080 01:11:56,502 --> 01:11:57,901 No. 1081 01:11:58,070 --> 01:11:59,367 No, it couldn't be. 1082 01:11:59,538 --> 01:12:01,335 It'd be two weeks early. 1083 01:12:02,074 --> 01:12:04,975 Guess l... Guess I always wanna rush the lilacs. 1084 01:12:05,145 --> 01:12:08,409 Now, just take it easy, Sam. Now, try and lie quiet. 1085 01:12:11,618 --> 01:12:14,849 You know...? You know something silly, Chip? 1086 01:12:15,956 --> 01:12:19,255 - I think that fella's killed me. - No, no, no. No, please. 1087 01:12:19,426 --> 01:12:22,156 - And it... It's a shame. - Please. 1088 01:12:23,497 --> 01:12:25,692 It's a shame for young George. 1089 01:12:26,867 --> 01:12:30,098 First his mother and then this. 1090 01:12:30,671 --> 01:12:32,367 He's... He's gonna... 1091 01:12:32,540 --> 01:12:34,701 Gonna figure it's kind of rude of us, Chip. 1092 01:12:34,875 --> 01:12:37,309 No. No, he won't, Sam. 1093 01:12:37,478 --> 01:12:39,105 He won't. 1094 01:12:39,280 --> 01:12:40,770 Tell him... 1095 01:12:41,249 --> 01:12:42,716 Tell him I love him... 1096 01:12:42,884 --> 01:12:47,514 ...and that I didn't count on being this rude. 1097 01:12:47,889 --> 01:12:49,686 Sam. 1098 01:13:47,985 --> 01:13:51,477 "The days of our years are threescore years and 10. 1099 01:13:51,655 --> 01:13:55,489 And if by reason of strength they be fourscore years... 1100 01:13:55,659 --> 01:13:58,787 ...yet is there strength, labor and sorrow. 1101 01:13:59,131 --> 01:14:01,121 So teach us to number our days... 1102 01:14:01,299 --> 01:14:05,462 ...that we may apply our hearts from the wisdom." 1103 01:14:08,172 --> 01:14:10,538 I can say very little about the deceased. 1104 01:14:10,709 --> 01:14:12,699 I barely knew him. 1105 01:14:12,944 --> 01:14:15,742 He attended church and was a good father... 1106 01:14:15,914 --> 01:14:20,647 ...and he died, I'm told, because he opposed evil. 1107 01:14:21,421 --> 01:14:24,356 Those are the skimpy facts of his life. 1108 01:14:24,689 --> 01:14:29,092 However, I imagine they are sufficient to recommend him to our Lord. 1109 01:14:30,963 --> 01:14:32,931 On the way here, I heard a woman mention... 1110 01:14:33,099 --> 01:14:36,068 ...that it was not a very nice day for a funeral. 1111 01:14:36,235 --> 01:14:38,100 That is not so. 1112 01:14:38,871 --> 01:14:43,331 I would remind you that any day a good man goes to God... 1113 01:14:43,509 --> 01:14:45,636 ...is a very nice day for a funeral. 1114 01:15:09,403 --> 01:15:10,928 Edith. 1115 01:15:12,739 --> 01:15:16,039 Edith, you've been a wonderful sister to Sam. 1116 01:15:16,211 --> 01:15:19,373 But is there any way we could help you with George? 1117 01:15:19,547 --> 01:15:22,539 I mean, we could keep him over at our house for a while. 1118 01:15:23,384 --> 01:15:25,375 No, it'll be all right. 1119 01:15:25,653 --> 01:15:27,985 George doesn't need a man in the house. 1120 01:15:28,156 --> 01:15:29,919 He is one. 1121 01:15:30,091 --> 01:15:31,319 Thank you. 1122 01:15:35,563 --> 01:15:38,192 I can't believe he's gone. 1123 01:15:38,466 --> 01:15:42,563 You know, I never once told Sam I liked him. 1124 01:15:43,339 --> 01:15:45,203 Didn't even have a chance to say goodbye. 1125 01:15:45,374 --> 01:15:48,207 He kept talking about lilacs... 1126 01:15:48,611 --> 01:15:50,442 ...and then he died. 1127 01:15:50,613 --> 01:15:53,605 Just as if that was all there was to say. 1128 01:15:58,654 --> 01:15:59,883 After Sam's death... 1129 01:16:00,055 --> 01:16:03,287 ...the FBI intensified its war on the underworld. 1130 01:16:03,460 --> 01:16:07,520 The director sent Special Agent Sam Cowley to Chicago. 1131 01:16:07,697 --> 01:16:10,860 Instructions were to search out any and all gangsters. 1132 01:16:11,033 --> 01:16:13,525 To capture them dead or alive. 1133 01:16:14,070 --> 01:16:17,198 One of the gangsters was John Dillinger. 1134 01:16:17,374 --> 01:16:20,400 He had a girlfriend named Anna Sage. 1135 01:16:20,578 --> 01:16:22,477 Immigration officials were taking steps... 1136 01:16:22,647 --> 01:16:25,911 ...to have her deported as an undesirable alien. 1137 01:16:26,082 --> 01:16:29,246 The charge: Moral turpitude. 1138 01:16:30,320 --> 01:16:33,722 Well, can't you just tell these people plain flat not to send me back? 1139 01:16:34,191 --> 01:16:35,749 We can't do that, Miss Sage. 1140 01:16:35,927 --> 01:16:38,896 - We will say you were cooperative. - That wouldn't be no lie. 1141 01:16:39,063 --> 01:16:41,395 - I've been cooperative all my life. - We understand. 1142 01:16:41,566 --> 01:16:44,763 That's how I come to get in this fix, being cooperative all the time. 1143 01:16:45,136 --> 01:16:47,970 About tonight, you're sure he's going to the movies? 1144 01:16:48,507 --> 01:16:50,531 With me and this girlfriend of mine. 1145 01:16:50,709 --> 01:16:52,608 Only, she's more like an associate. 1146 01:16:52,778 --> 01:16:54,405 And you don't know which movie? 1147 01:16:54,580 --> 01:16:56,844 I'll call and tell you which one. 1148 01:16:57,516 --> 01:17:00,110 - Now, I won't do this unless... - You'll get the money. 1149 01:17:00,752 --> 01:17:04,688 And you promise me you'll talk to these people about not sending me away? 1150 01:17:06,959 --> 01:17:10,360 Because I wouldn't turn him in except for having a good reason. 1151 01:17:10,797 --> 01:17:13,356 He's more than just a regular business friend, you know. 1152 01:17:13,532 --> 01:17:15,091 We know. 1153 01:17:15,268 --> 01:17:17,168 Now, you'll be at the theater with him... 1154 01:17:17,337 --> 01:17:19,737 ...and so our men will recognize you... 1155 01:17:19,905 --> 01:17:21,372 ...do you have a red dress? 1156 01:17:22,208 --> 01:17:24,334 - Well, sure. - Wear it. 1157 01:17:24,510 --> 01:17:27,570 - Okay. - That's all, Miss Sage. 1158 01:17:28,649 --> 01:17:30,513 Thank you, sir. 1159 01:19:42,221 --> 01:19:43,688 Hello? 1160 01:19:43,856 --> 01:19:45,824 - Lucy. - Oh, Chip. 1161 01:19:45,991 --> 01:19:48,050 - Are you all right? - Yeah, I'm all right. 1162 01:19:48,227 --> 01:19:49,990 - You're sure? - Sure. 1163 01:19:50,162 --> 01:19:52,358 - See you later, sweetheart. - Yes. 1164 01:20:04,677 --> 01:20:07,271 I guess Lucy had reason to worry. 1165 01:20:07,447 --> 01:20:11,315 Because Sam Crandall wasn't the only agent who was killed. 1166 01:20:11,484 --> 01:20:14,420 Special Agent Herman Hollis and Inspector Sam Cowley... 1167 01:20:14,587 --> 01:20:16,885 ...died almost immediately. 1168 01:20:20,461 --> 01:20:23,862 But not before they killed Baby Face Nelson. 1169 01:20:41,448 --> 01:20:43,440 The war went on. 1170 01:20:43,617 --> 01:20:47,418 On October 22nd, we found Pretty Boy Floyd. 1171 01:20:49,858 --> 01:20:51,325 Get in there! 1172 01:20:52,194 --> 01:20:54,492 - You drive, mister. - Yes, sir. 1173 01:20:54,663 --> 01:20:56,096 Hurry up. 1174 01:21:57,362 --> 01:21:59,626 Hey, what are you doing up this hour? 1175 01:21:59,796 --> 01:22:01,662 I couldn't sleep. 1176 01:22:01,833 --> 01:22:03,858 Oh, honey, look what I got for Jennie. 1177 01:22:04,035 --> 01:22:07,004 We were on stakeout, and there was this little store. 1178 01:22:07,171 --> 01:22:08,798 Here, now... 1179 01:22:09,040 --> 01:22:12,032 See? Now, it's got this propeller. 1180 01:22:12,845 --> 01:22:15,109 And when the wind hits it, it plays a tune. 1181 01:22:15,781 --> 01:22:17,908 Then you put it on like that. 1182 01:22:18,150 --> 01:22:19,912 Recognize that? That's "Yankee Doodle." 1183 01:22:20,085 --> 01:22:22,576 Of course, it's not like you'd play it on the piano. 1184 01:22:22,754 --> 01:22:24,347 It's very nice. 1185 01:22:24,523 --> 01:22:26,491 - Do you want some coffee? - Yeah. 1186 01:22:26,659 --> 01:22:28,889 Yeah, I could use some coffee. 1187 01:22:30,863 --> 01:22:32,387 What's this? 1188 01:22:32,564 --> 01:22:34,191 What's all this stuff here? 1189 01:22:34,367 --> 01:22:36,800 It's packing. I'm going to visit the folks. 1190 01:22:38,104 --> 01:22:40,163 I suppose that means the kids are going too. 1191 01:22:41,473 --> 01:22:43,999 Well, since I don't wear BVDs, I guess it does. 1192 01:22:48,682 --> 01:22:51,480 Well, I think it's nice that you gave me a warning. 1193 01:22:51,651 --> 01:22:52,879 You're welcome. 1194 01:22:53,053 --> 01:22:55,044 So in case somebody asks me where you are... 1195 01:22:55,222 --> 01:22:58,123 ...I won't have to tell them I've misplaced all of you. 1196 01:23:02,363 --> 01:23:05,092 Well, how long are you gonna be gone? 1197 01:23:05,366 --> 01:23:06,697 That's up to you. 1198 01:23:06,867 --> 01:23:08,095 It's up to me. 1199 01:23:08,269 --> 01:23:10,567 Well, I don't get it. I don't understand. 1200 01:23:12,006 --> 01:23:13,564 That's just the trouble, Chip. 1201 01:23:13,740 --> 01:23:16,005 I don't think you ever will. 1202 01:23:16,177 --> 01:23:18,202 I can't go on like this any longer. 1203 01:23:18,379 --> 01:23:21,008 Day after day, night after night. 1204 01:23:21,182 --> 01:23:22,411 Look at that calendar. 1205 01:23:22,584 --> 01:23:24,483 I've marked all the different times. 1206 01:23:24,653 --> 01:23:26,780 In three months, I don't know how many times... 1207 01:23:26,955 --> 01:23:29,082 ...on stakeouts and gunfights. 1208 01:23:29,257 --> 01:23:32,124 I can't answer the phone or listen to the radio. 1209 01:23:32,293 --> 01:23:34,523 I can't even look up tomorrow's weather report. 1210 01:23:34,696 --> 01:23:37,893 - I'm afraid I'll read you're dead. - Oh, now, honey, it's not that bad. 1211 01:23:38,066 --> 01:23:39,693 It is for me. 1212 01:23:39,868 --> 01:23:43,099 Well, Lucy, l... This is my job. 1213 01:23:43,272 --> 01:23:45,000 There are other jobs. 1214 01:23:45,173 --> 01:23:46,869 You want me to leave the bureau? 1215 01:23:47,042 --> 01:23:49,170 I thought that was settled a long time ago. 1216 01:23:49,344 --> 01:23:51,836 That was before all the shooting. It's different now. 1217 01:23:52,015 --> 01:23:55,382 Well, what good will it do for you to run away like this? 1218 01:23:55,551 --> 01:23:57,246 I don't know. 1219 01:23:57,887 --> 01:23:59,582 Maybe you won't miss me. 1220 01:23:59,756 --> 01:24:02,122 But I'm counting on you to miss the children. 1221 01:24:02,291 --> 01:24:04,156 You're counting on me to quit, huh? 1222 01:24:04,327 --> 01:24:07,888 - I can't quit, and I'll tell you why. - Please don't explain. I already know. 1223 01:24:08,064 --> 01:24:10,362 - In two words: Sam Crandall. - No, no, no. 1224 01:24:10,534 --> 01:24:11,864 There's where you're wrong. 1225 01:24:12,736 --> 01:24:16,102 That's where you're wrong. The two words are Chip Hardesty. 1226 01:24:16,273 --> 01:24:18,434 All they did to Sam was kill him on the outside. 1227 01:24:18,609 --> 01:24:21,544 Well, if I quit now, I'll be deader than Sam. 1228 01:24:21,712 --> 01:24:23,646 I'll be dead inside. 1229 01:24:25,249 --> 01:24:27,774 That doesn't give me much choice, does it? 1230 01:24:27,951 --> 01:24:31,045 I get to choose which way I want you dead. 1231 01:24:32,123 --> 01:24:35,650 Lucy, honey, you can't do a thing like this. 1232 01:24:37,295 --> 01:24:41,391 No, you... You can't just walk off and say goodbye. 1233 01:24:41,832 --> 01:24:44,631 I'm not going to say goodbye, Chip. 1234 01:24:45,170 --> 01:24:47,604 I love you too much. 1235 01:24:48,073 --> 01:24:51,042 I'm just going to order a cab... 1236 01:24:51,377 --> 01:24:54,436 ...and when it comes, I'm going to leave in it. 1237 01:25:54,509 --> 01:25:55,942 Do you need any more eggs? 1238 01:25:56,110 --> 01:25:59,375 Oh, no. We'll just hide enough so they get the spirit of the thing. 1239 01:25:59,548 --> 01:26:01,675 Too bad Chip couldn't be here. 1240 01:26:01,849 --> 01:26:03,077 Please, Mother. 1241 01:26:03,252 --> 01:26:05,811 Well, I just mentioned it. After all, it is Easter. 1242 01:26:05,988 --> 01:26:07,478 You just mention it every day... 1243 01:26:07,656 --> 01:26:09,715 ...whether it happens to be Easter or not. 1244 01:26:09,892 --> 01:26:12,622 That's not the point. I think Chip needs you. 1245 01:26:12,794 --> 01:26:14,352 And you need Chip. 1246 01:26:15,497 --> 01:26:18,330 You know, I never realized what Dad had to put up with. 1247 01:26:18,500 --> 01:26:21,094 You're a nag. A real nag. 1248 01:26:21,270 --> 01:26:23,670 All right, children, you can come out now. 1249 01:26:26,642 --> 01:26:28,576 They're all hidden. Go ahead. 1250 01:26:31,281 --> 01:26:34,341 - I got one. - Hey, I got one too. 1251 01:26:45,428 --> 01:26:48,364 - I found another one. - Me too. 1252 01:26:48,531 --> 01:26:51,159 Oh, gee, this is a pretty one. 1253 01:26:57,473 --> 01:26:58,702 Did you hear? 1254 01:26:58,875 --> 01:27:01,844 FBI nabbed another one of them big criminals. 1255 01:27:02,012 --> 01:27:04,344 Fact is, they mentioned it in Congress. 1256 01:27:04,515 --> 01:27:05,846 Whole rigmarole. 1257 01:27:06,016 --> 01:27:07,745 Speaker of the House himself. 1258 01:27:07,918 --> 01:27:09,385 That's very interesting. 1259 01:27:09,854 --> 01:27:14,017 Funny thing, only the other day I was reading a piece about the FBI... 1260 01:27:14,192 --> 01:27:15,784 ...and how much good they're doing. 1261 01:27:15,960 --> 01:27:17,952 Right here in the Kansas City Star. 1262 01:27:18,128 --> 01:27:22,429 You just happened to be reading an article in the Kansas City Star. 1263 01:27:22,600 --> 01:27:25,968 Now, honestly, Dad, don't you think this is getting to be a little silly? 1264 01:27:26,137 --> 01:27:29,128 Digging through the library for articles about the FBI. 1265 01:27:29,307 --> 01:27:30,934 It's disgusting. 1266 01:27:31,109 --> 01:27:32,667 Haven't you heard about your dad? 1267 01:27:32,844 --> 01:27:34,141 He's a nag. 1268 01:27:34,312 --> 01:27:36,109 Oh, that's very clever, Mother. 1269 01:27:36,281 --> 01:27:42,152 - Five, six, seven, eight. - Four, five, six, seven. 1270 01:27:42,922 --> 01:27:46,322 - Seven, eight, nine. - Seven, eight, nine. 1271 01:27:46,492 --> 01:27:49,791 I don't have any eggs. I don't have any. 1272 01:27:52,632 --> 01:27:54,327 You don't do it right, Mom. 1273 01:27:54,500 --> 01:27:56,832 Dad always used to hide a few out in plain sight... 1274 01:27:57,003 --> 01:27:58,334 ...so Jennie could find them. 1275 01:28:00,973 --> 01:28:02,702 Oh, Lord. 1276 01:28:02,976 --> 01:28:05,206 What kind of a person am I? 1277 01:28:05,379 --> 01:28:08,348 I can't even hide Easter eggs without Chip. 1278 01:28:18,959 --> 01:28:20,392 Daddy! Daddy! 1279 01:28:20,560 --> 01:28:24,291 - Hey! Hey, how are you? - Hello, Daddy. Daddy... 1280 01:28:24,865 --> 01:28:28,596 - Welcome home, Daddy. - Gee, I'm glad to see you. How are you, son? 1281 01:28:28,770 --> 01:28:30,862 Children, would you run and get the suitcases? 1282 01:28:31,039 --> 01:28:32,869 - Sure, Mother. - All right. 1283 01:28:37,378 --> 01:28:38,776 The kids look fine, Lucy. 1284 01:28:38,946 --> 01:28:40,207 So do you. 1285 01:28:40,381 --> 01:28:42,975 I'm so excited, I have no idea how you look. 1286 01:28:46,387 --> 01:28:49,585 Well, you must be a pretty good housekeeper. 1287 01:28:49,758 --> 01:28:51,554 The place looks very neat. 1288 01:28:51,727 --> 01:28:53,388 And flowers. 1289 01:28:53,828 --> 01:28:55,694 Oh, I managed all right, I guess. 1290 01:28:56,597 --> 01:28:58,155 You didn't write too often. 1291 01:28:58,634 --> 01:29:00,124 Well, I've been pretty busy. 1292 01:29:07,076 --> 01:29:10,739 - What's the matter? - Not even a dirty dish. 1293 01:29:11,413 --> 01:29:13,904 I suppose I'm a little disappointed, Chip. 1294 01:29:14,084 --> 01:29:15,744 I judged by myself. 1295 01:29:15,918 --> 01:29:19,082 I expected you to miss me just a little bit more than you did. 1296 01:29:19,255 --> 01:29:21,722 Oh, well, you know, the dishes. I just... 1297 01:29:22,092 --> 01:29:24,560 That's all right. I'm happy to be home. 1298 01:29:24,728 --> 01:29:26,992 I'll help the kids with the bags. 1299 01:29:27,163 --> 01:29:28,391 Oh, what's this? 1300 01:29:28,565 --> 01:29:30,931 Oh, that's a letter I wrote. I forgot to mail it. 1301 01:29:31,101 --> 01:29:32,466 - What's it say? - Don't open it. 1302 01:29:32,636 --> 01:29:36,436 - It's against the law to open the mail. - It's addressed to me. 1303 01:29:39,110 --> 01:29:40,337 "My dearest Lucy... 1304 01:29:40,511 --> 01:29:44,880 ...I don't know if I can stand another week or another day of this. 1305 01:29:46,784 --> 01:29:49,275 I go from room to room, and the funny thing, Lucy... 1306 01:29:49,453 --> 01:29:51,751 ...is they're not empty rooms. 1307 01:29:51,922 --> 01:29:55,050 If someone's never been in a room, it's empty. 1308 01:29:55,493 --> 01:29:59,759 But if someone's lived there, it seems crowded with that person. 1309 01:30:00,297 --> 01:30:01,855 Lucy, I need you. 1310 01:30:02,033 --> 01:30:04,365 I'll die without you. 1311 01:30:05,704 --> 01:30:07,728 All my love, Chip." 1312 01:30:09,073 --> 01:30:10,473 Lucy. 1313 01:30:10,642 --> 01:30:12,303 Lucy. 1314 01:30:12,677 --> 01:30:15,168 Oh, Lucy. 1315 01:30:16,448 --> 01:30:18,644 You shouldn't believe everything in that letter. 1316 01:30:18,817 --> 01:30:21,514 I didn't know what I was saying. A lot of it's a misprint. 1317 01:30:21,686 --> 01:30:23,881 It's wonderful to be home. 1318 01:30:24,055 --> 01:30:28,083 - Mom, Dad, what kind of truck is that? - Daddy, there's a big truck outside. 1319 01:30:36,435 --> 01:30:37,926 What's this? 1320 01:30:38,237 --> 01:30:42,537 Well, I'm afraid you're not gonna be home very long. 1321 01:30:42,708 --> 01:30:46,668 I haven't had a chance to tell you, but we've been transferred to Washington. 1322 01:30:46,846 --> 01:30:48,815 Oh, no, don't tell me. 1323 01:30:50,484 --> 01:30:52,475 Maybe you better stand up, honey. 1324 01:30:52,653 --> 01:30:57,317 You know, these big trucks, I think they put the sofa in first. 1325 01:31:02,863 --> 01:31:04,194 I spent the next few years... 1326 01:31:04,364 --> 01:31:07,527 ...operating out of the new headquarters in Washington. 1327 01:31:08,268 --> 01:31:11,396 Lucy said it looked like a very nice place. 1328 01:31:11,572 --> 01:31:16,101 But some of the offices didn't seem too cozy. 1329 01:31:16,911 --> 01:31:20,403 In this little room, 16 million pieces of correspondence... 1330 01:31:20,582 --> 01:31:23,346 ...were processed every six months. 1331 01:31:25,854 --> 01:31:28,721 The crime laboratory was the largest in the world... 1332 01:31:28,891 --> 01:31:31,381 ...equipped to handle any kind of a case. 1333 01:31:31,559 --> 01:31:33,652 In the paint section, for instance... 1334 01:31:33,828 --> 01:31:36,992 ...a hit-and-run case in South Carolina was solved. 1335 01:31:37,165 --> 01:31:40,363 A sample of chipped paint was found on the victim's clothing. 1336 01:31:40,536 --> 01:31:45,473 It was burned in the spectrograph. The manufacturer was identified. 1337 01:31:45,774 --> 01:31:47,366 In the automotive-paint section... 1338 01:31:47,543 --> 01:31:50,671 ...it was matched up for make and model of the car. 1339 01:31:50,846 --> 01:31:53,212 The owner was easily traced. 1340 01:31:53,883 --> 01:31:57,944 In one section alone, they had hundreds of samples of human hair... 1341 01:31:58,120 --> 01:32:02,318 ...and samples of hair from every known animal, even a wombat. 1342 01:32:02,491 --> 01:32:05,154 Lucy said the FBI would be a very valuable organization... 1343 01:32:05,327 --> 01:32:09,765 ...if we ever had a suspect who happened to be a wombat. 1344 01:32:10,133 --> 01:32:12,260 We did have one who was a reindeer. 1345 01:32:14,138 --> 01:32:17,300 A trapper from Alaska was indicted for murder. 1346 01:32:17,474 --> 01:32:20,500 The strongest evidence against him was blood on his clothing. 1347 01:32:20,678 --> 01:32:23,771 Our chemist broke down a sample and found it was from a reindeer... 1348 01:32:23,947 --> 01:32:25,848 ...and the man was freed. 1349 01:32:26,517 --> 01:32:29,281 I worked on a number of assignments. 1350 01:32:29,453 --> 01:32:32,286 I was in the fugitive section for a couple of years. 1351 01:32:32,456 --> 01:32:35,050 And during that time, the last of the mid-'30 hoodlums... 1352 01:32:35,226 --> 01:32:37,353 ...were accounted for. 1353 01:32:37,528 --> 01:32:43,091 One of them was a shy country girl named Ma Barker. 1354 01:33:08,260 --> 01:33:12,357 There was only one person who was sorry about Ma Barker: 1355 01:33:12,532 --> 01:33:14,557 Alvin Karpis. 1356 01:33:14,734 --> 01:33:19,000 He was a murderer, kidnapper and bank robber. 1357 01:33:19,372 --> 01:33:23,673 He announced that he was going to kill J. Edgar Hoover. 1358 01:33:23,943 --> 01:33:26,275 But it must've slipped his mind... 1359 01:33:26,446 --> 01:33:30,439 ...because Mr. Hoover bought a plane ticket to New Orleans... 1360 01:33:30,617 --> 01:33:33,109 ...and walked up and arrested him. 1361 01:33:33,954 --> 01:33:36,252 Karpis, FBI. 1362 01:33:37,758 --> 01:33:41,888 One of the last of the hoodlums was trapped in a Memphis rooming house. 1363 01:33:42,062 --> 01:33:44,257 His name was "Machine Gun" Kelly. 1364 01:33:45,299 --> 01:33:47,961 He wasn't too brave that night. 1365 01:33:48,136 --> 01:33:52,094 But he did put a new word into the English language. 1366 01:33:54,274 --> 01:33:56,766 Don't shoot, G-men. 1367 01:33:57,779 --> 01:34:00,042 Don't shoot, G-men! 1368 01:34:01,783 --> 01:34:05,514 In the meantime, they were getting ready for war in Europe. 1369 01:34:05,687 --> 01:34:09,282 A few compromises later, they were waging it. 1370 01:34:11,027 --> 01:34:15,521 Here in America, there were groups like Teutonia in Chicago... 1371 01:34:15,697 --> 01:34:19,258 ...and the German-American Bund in New York. 1372 01:34:19,434 --> 01:34:22,927 They supported the aims of Nazi Germany. 1373 01:34:23,104 --> 01:34:25,130 Some of the members were enemy aliens. 1374 01:34:25,306 --> 01:34:27,935 Others were misguided Americans. 1375 01:34:28,110 --> 01:34:31,136 The FBI was detailed to keep a running file. 1376 01:34:31,313 --> 01:34:34,476 We were to be able to pinpoint dangerous men and women... 1377 01:34:34,650 --> 01:34:37,210 ...in case America became involved. 1378 01:34:39,255 --> 01:34:41,780 Come on, Chip. We can't pose all day. 1379 01:34:41,958 --> 01:34:44,791 Hold on. Wait a minute. I wanna get one thing straight here. 1380 01:34:44,961 --> 01:34:48,021 I get all dressed up and all of a sudden there's no shaving lotion. 1381 01:34:48,197 --> 01:34:51,793 - The camera's all set for 10 feet. - Daddy, try to get our heads in this time. 1382 01:34:51,968 --> 01:34:54,266 Wait, I wanna find out about the shaving lotion. 1383 01:34:54,438 --> 01:34:55,769 Sorry, Chip, I don't use it. 1384 01:34:55,939 --> 01:34:59,103 No, never mind. I'm talking to Mike. How about the shaving lotion? 1385 01:34:59,276 --> 01:35:00,800 I borrowed a couple of drops. 1386 01:35:00,977 --> 01:35:02,535 You borrowed a couple of drops? 1387 01:35:02,714 --> 01:35:05,409 - How long have you been shaving? - About two or three years. 1388 01:35:05,583 --> 01:35:08,575 - About two or three years. - Oh, calm down. He'll buy his own. 1389 01:35:08,753 --> 01:35:10,413 If he's been shaving for two years... 1390 01:35:10,588 --> 01:35:12,886 ...don't you think we ought to say it's permanent? 1391 01:35:13,057 --> 01:35:16,026 You know, that beard of his isn't a flash in the pan or anything. 1392 01:35:16,194 --> 01:35:18,594 Please hurry, Daddy. I'm gonna be late for my speech. 1393 01:35:18,763 --> 01:35:21,027 Please, get some shaving lotion, will you, son? 1394 01:35:21,199 --> 01:35:22,530 Holy smokes, you... 1395 01:35:22,700 --> 01:35:23,962 Gee whiz. 1396 01:35:24,502 --> 01:35:27,027 You're all too spread out here. I'll have to get... 1397 01:35:27,206 --> 01:35:28,673 Jennie, sit down by your mother. 1398 01:35:28,840 --> 01:35:32,208 Anne, move closer to your mother. Mike, sit down. I'll cut your head off. 1399 01:35:32,377 --> 01:35:35,710 You have to get closer here so I can get it in. 1400 01:35:35,881 --> 01:35:38,577 Where is everybody? Oh, all right. 1401 01:35:38,751 --> 01:35:41,049 Dad, you've got your finger in front of the lens. 1402 01:35:43,455 --> 01:35:46,253 You just be sure and get the shaving lotion, huh? All right. 1403 01:35:46,425 --> 01:35:50,452 Stop rehearsing your speech, Jennie. All right. Everybody ready? 1404 01:35:51,464 --> 01:35:55,423 All right, all of you, freeze! 1405 01:35:57,035 --> 01:35:59,504 - Did it go off? - All right, now, everybody in the car. 1406 01:35:59,672 --> 01:36:00,900 We only have 10 minutes. 1407 01:36:01,074 --> 01:36:03,907 - Did anybody lock the back door? - Yes, I locked the back door. 1408 01:36:04,077 --> 01:36:06,307 Jennie, wait a minute. Wait a minute. 1409 01:36:10,817 --> 01:36:12,978 It's a gardenia. 1410 01:36:13,154 --> 01:36:15,815 And you see, what we do is we put it together... 1411 01:36:15,990 --> 01:36:19,390 ...with another flower like you, and then we have a bouquet. 1412 01:36:19,860 --> 01:36:21,919 Thank you, Daddy. 1413 01:36:23,764 --> 01:36:26,790 Golly, I hope I don't forget my speech. 1414 01:36:27,735 --> 01:36:31,068 - That was a very nice thing to do, dear. - It isn't a case of being nice. 1415 01:36:31,238 --> 01:36:34,901 I just want the people to know that her father's a man of the world. 1416 01:36:37,344 --> 01:36:40,439 So at this midterm installation of officers in the Honor Society... 1417 01:36:40,615 --> 01:36:45,052 ...it is fitting that we review the qualities which we hope to possess. 1418 01:36:45,219 --> 01:36:50,715 Those qualities are perseverance, honesty, scholarship... 1419 01:36:50,892 --> 01:36:53,452 ...and reverence for our sacred institutions. 1420 01:36:53,896 --> 01:36:55,487 I think her speech is the best one. 1421 01:36:55,664 --> 01:36:57,825 These qualities, applied to our future lives... 1422 01:36:57,999 --> 01:37:00,491 - It is, though. ...result in citizenship. 1423 01:37:00,969 --> 01:37:04,770 And we, the young people of Alexandria High... 1424 01:37:04,941 --> 01:37:07,500 ...promise not to disappoint you. 1425 01:37:20,656 --> 01:37:25,093 So the qualities which we have to have... 1426 01:37:25,995 --> 01:37:31,696 ...are perseverance, honesty and reverence... 1427 01:37:32,602 --> 01:37:35,435 Oh, Lord, let her remember. 1428 01:37:37,140 --> 01:37:38,471 I... 1429 01:37:40,410 --> 01:37:43,471 Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot. 1430 01:37:44,548 --> 01:37:46,209 Oh, the poor thing. Chip, go to her. 1431 01:37:46,384 --> 01:37:48,044 - Oh, yeah. - Talk to her. 1432 01:37:55,293 --> 01:37:57,784 Let's have a little music, what do you say. 1433 01:38:00,865 --> 01:38:02,526 There. 1434 01:38:02,700 --> 01:38:07,832 - Now, Jennie, you... - Oh, Daddy, how can you talk to me? 1435 01:38:08,006 --> 01:38:10,497 How can you bear to talk to me? 1436 01:38:10,676 --> 01:38:12,268 I disgraced you. 1437 01:38:12,443 --> 01:38:15,072 - I disgraced all of you. - No, you haven't. 1438 01:38:15,247 --> 01:38:18,080 You just didn't finish a speech, that's all. 1439 01:38:18,250 --> 01:38:20,775 There are too many speeches in the world anyway. 1440 01:38:20,953 --> 01:38:22,750 Daddy, I tried so hard. 1441 01:38:22,922 --> 01:38:27,359 I wanted to do it so well, and then everything went blooey. 1442 01:38:27,526 --> 01:38:30,461 - Oh, now, Jennie... - Please, Daddy. 1443 01:38:30,629 --> 01:38:33,098 - Let me tell you something. - Don't give me an example. 1444 01:38:33,265 --> 01:38:35,028 A what? An example? What...? 1445 01:38:35,201 --> 01:38:37,168 Like you always do. 1446 01:38:37,337 --> 01:38:41,831 How one time Columbus forgot his speech and then discovered America. 1447 01:38:42,008 --> 01:38:43,805 It won't do any good. 1448 01:38:43,977 --> 01:38:45,911 Oh, I can't face anybody. 1449 01:38:46,079 --> 01:38:49,480 - I can't face anybody the rest of my life. - Oh, no, now, here, now. 1450 01:38:49,649 --> 01:38:51,584 Now, wait a minute. You just listen to me. 1451 01:38:51,751 --> 01:38:55,210 You just listen to me. Why do you think you were up there on that stage? 1452 01:38:55,388 --> 01:38:58,017 Because you're one of the best students. 1453 01:38:58,192 --> 01:39:00,319 That's why you were up there on that stage. 1454 01:39:00,494 --> 01:39:02,462 Do you think I care what you tell people... 1455 01:39:02,630 --> 01:39:06,760 ...about perseverance and honor as long as you have them yourself? 1456 01:39:07,068 --> 01:39:10,663 Now, you just remember that, my fine old friend. 1457 01:39:13,441 --> 01:39:15,204 Yes, sir. 1458 01:39:17,912 --> 01:39:21,609 After this thing's over, aren't we supposed to have a tea dance or something? 1459 01:39:21,783 --> 01:39:23,807 - Oh, Daddy, I couldn't. - Come on, come on. 1460 01:39:24,086 --> 01:39:26,179 - Please, I just couldn't. - Right in here. 1461 01:39:26,355 --> 01:39:27,788 You're gonna dance with me. 1462 01:39:27,955 --> 01:39:30,652 You know, I didn't buy that gardenia just to see it wilt... 1463 01:39:30,826 --> 01:39:32,054 ...in a puddle of tears. 1464 01:39:32,227 --> 01:39:33,785 Now, here, fix yourself up... 1465 01:39:35,297 --> 01:39:37,458 ...and we'll go in and we'll do the Big Apple. 1466 01:39:42,237 --> 01:39:44,262 We interrupt this broadcast for a bulletin... 1467 01:39:44,439 --> 01:39:47,034 ...from the NBC newsroom, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. 1468 01:39:47,209 --> 01:39:49,770 Here today, at 7:55 local time... 1469 01:39:49,946 --> 01:39:54,542 ...units of the Japanese air force bombarded American Army and Naval installations. 1470 01:39:57,620 --> 01:39:59,645 Bombs were still falling on Pearl Harbor... 1471 01:39:59,822 --> 01:40:03,622 ...when Director Hoover and the top aides were on their way into headquarters. 1472 01:40:03,793 --> 01:40:10,029 By 7 p.m. Washington time, 2602 agents had been alerted. 1473 01:40:10,199 --> 01:40:14,659 Immediate roundup of all enemy aliens was ordered. 1474 01:40:14,838 --> 01:40:18,433 These were enemy aliens, not law-abiding citizens... 1475 01:40:18,609 --> 01:40:21,669 ...of German and Japanese ancestry. 1476 01:40:22,913 --> 01:40:28,614 Within 72 hours, we took into custody 3846 enemy aliens. 1477 01:40:31,289 --> 01:40:34,190 When the war started, the bureau had a little over 2500 agents. 1478 01:40:34,359 --> 01:40:35,986 To handle the new volume of work... 1479 01:40:36,160 --> 01:40:38,493 ...the force had to be increased to more than 5000. 1480 01:40:38,663 --> 01:40:39,652 Ready on the right. 1481 01:40:39,830 --> 01:40:42,163 The new men were sent to the FBI training center... 1482 01:40:42,333 --> 01:40:45,700 ...at the Marine base at Quantico, Virginia. - Ready on the firing line. 1483 01:41:02,521 --> 01:41:06,890 One of them was Sam Crandall's son George. 1484 01:41:09,195 --> 01:41:12,892 You're looking at the most expensive piece of equipment in the entire FBI. 1485 01:41:13,066 --> 01:41:16,899 It was paid for with the lives of a dozen agents. 1486 01:41:17,069 --> 01:41:19,230 Their deaths have taught us a lot. 1487 01:41:19,406 --> 01:41:21,270 We have cataloged all of the mistakes... 1488 01:41:21,440 --> 01:41:23,875 ...all of the slip-ups that you can possibly make... 1489 01:41:24,044 --> 01:41:26,409 ...and this piece of equipment is the result. 1490 01:41:26,580 --> 01:41:28,571 It is known as Hogan's Alley. 1491 01:41:28,748 --> 01:41:32,548 It might be a street in Passaic, or one in Fresno. 1492 01:41:32,719 --> 01:41:36,416 Here are the photographs of five wanted criminals. 1493 01:41:36,591 --> 01:41:38,786 Study them well. 1494 01:41:39,326 --> 01:41:41,317 You will walk down this street. 1495 01:41:41,495 --> 01:41:44,556 Be prepared to see any of these men. 1496 01:41:44,732 --> 01:41:48,065 Be prepared to kill or be killed. 1497 01:41:48,236 --> 01:41:53,196 Exercise your judgment, but be sure before you fire. 1498 01:41:53,374 --> 01:41:55,467 Crandall, you'll lead off. 1499 01:41:55,643 --> 01:41:57,804 The rest of you men proceed to the next range... 1500 01:41:57,979 --> 01:42:00,777 ...and stay there until you're sent for. 1501 01:42:03,952 --> 01:42:05,179 How's young Crandall doing? 1502 01:42:05,354 --> 01:42:08,117 Good in some things, slow in others. 1503 01:42:12,761 --> 01:42:17,460 Crandall, with six rounds, load and holster. 1504 01:42:24,707 --> 01:42:26,231 He has a lot to live up to. 1505 01:42:26,408 --> 01:42:28,309 He sure has. 1506 01:42:29,078 --> 01:42:30,840 Start walking. 1507 01:42:35,652 --> 01:42:37,779 Very good, Crandall. 1508 01:42:47,064 --> 01:42:49,531 No, you just shot the barber. 1509 01:42:50,466 --> 01:42:53,230 Granted, there might be a gun under that towel. 1510 01:42:53,404 --> 01:42:58,137 You should have held this man at gunpoint and had him identify himself. 1511 01:43:04,748 --> 01:43:07,182 That's one of the armed fugitives, Crandall. 1512 01:43:07,351 --> 01:43:11,482 While you're standing there thinking about it, this man just took your life. 1513 01:43:20,265 --> 01:43:21,959 You are right in firing. 1514 01:43:22,133 --> 01:43:26,365 However, you should fire at the head rather than the stomach... 1515 01:43:26,538 --> 01:43:30,703 ...because it's obvious that this man is wearing body armor. 1516 01:43:39,718 --> 01:43:43,086 You should have fired at the man with the shotgun first... 1517 01:43:43,455 --> 01:43:46,447 ...because his weapon makes him more dangerous. 1518 01:43:58,772 --> 01:44:03,004 You just shot an FBI agent, Crandall, searching the premises. 1519 01:44:03,176 --> 01:44:06,043 Unload and holster your weapon. 1520 01:44:09,916 --> 01:44:13,511 Send us the next man for Hogan's Alley. 1521 01:44:16,023 --> 01:44:17,888 - Hi, George. - Hello, Mr. Hardesty. 1522 01:44:18,059 --> 01:44:19,583 - Hello, Mr. Sloan. - Hello, George. 1523 01:44:19,760 --> 01:44:21,729 - I'll see you later, Hank. - Okay, sir. 1524 01:44:21,895 --> 01:44:23,726 Well, how's it going? 1525 01:44:23,898 --> 01:44:26,422 If they turn me loose, I'll do away with the whole FBI. 1526 01:44:26,600 --> 01:44:29,433 We're barbecuing a couple of steaks over at the house tonight. 1527 01:44:29,604 --> 01:44:32,004 - Thought you might like to drop over. - Yes, sir. 1528 01:44:32,173 --> 01:44:34,038 How's Anne? And Mrs. Hardesty, of course? 1529 01:44:34,208 --> 01:44:35,835 They're fine. Fine. 1530 01:44:37,578 --> 01:44:38,943 The truth is, Mr. Hardesty... 1531 01:44:39,113 --> 01:44:42,550 ...you may not want me to come over to the house. When you hear, at least. 1532 01:44:42,717 --> 01:44:44,777 I don't wanna continue with the FBI. 1533 01:44:44,952 --> 01:44:47,113 No? Well, that's very interesting. 1534 01:44:47,288 --> 01:44:48,619 I don't wanna continue... 1535 01:44:48,790 --> 01:44:51,623 ...and I'd appreciate if you wouldn't try to talk me into it. 1536 01:44:51,794 --> 01:44:53,318 No, I won't. 1537 01:44:53,495 --> 01:44:56,896 As a matter of fact, the last person I remember tried a thing like that... 1538 01:44:57,066 --> 01:45:00,001 ...was Sam Crandall, your father. 1539 01:45:00,869 --> 01:45:03,099 Seven o'clock be all right? 1540 01:45:03,572 --> 01:45:04,834 Fine. 1541 01:45:07,376 --> 01:45:09,140 Very good. 1542 01:45:29,366 --> 01:45:32,529 Keep the fire low, Daddy. You always burn things. 1543 01:45:32,703 --> 01:45:35,899 Oh, thank you, dear. Thank you. I'll try and manage. 1544 01:45:36,072 --> 01:45:39,270 Now, you take care of the music. I'll take care of burning things. 1545 01:45:44,548 --> 01:45:47,608 You think that fire's low enough? You always burn things, you know. 1546 01:45:47,785 --> 01:45:50,481 - Wonder what's keeping Mike. - Probably a late class. 1547 01:45:50,655 --> 01:45:52,918 You want a pickle? Here, give me that. 1548 01:45:53,090 --> 01:45:55,616 Hey, have you noticed Anne and George? 1549 01:45:55,794 --> 01:45:57,385 You think that's serious? 1550 01:45:57,561 --> 01:45:59,530 He's been in love with her since he was 10. 1551 01:45:59,697 --> 01:46:03,896 - Would you call that serious? - Well, it's stubborn, anyway. 1552 01:46:04,403 --> 01:46:06,633 I don't know why you can't be an FBI man. 1553 01:46:06,805 --> 01:46:09,774 I just have no respect for you. No respect at all. 1554 01:46:09,940 --> 01:46:12,569 If you had a reason, just one good reason. 1555 01:46:12,744 --> 01:46:14,405 I've been trying to explain. 1556 01:46:14,579 --> 01:46:17,013 I'm not as good as my father. I never will be. 1557 01:46:17,183 --> 01:46:20,481 Suit yourself. I just have no respect for you. 1558 01:46:29,595 --> 01:46:32,564 I want you to hear a real piece of music. 1559 01:46:51,919 --> 01:46:56,151 Michael Hardesty, United States Marine Corps. 1560 01:46:56,323 --> 01:46:57,813 I signed up today. 1561 01:47:00,394 --> 01:47:02,862 What do you mean, you signed up? 1562 01:47:03,497 --> 01:47:06,729 Well, I guess he means he signed the papers. 1563 01:47:07,301 --> 01:47:11,102 But he has school to finish. There's no reason. 1564 01:47:11,272 --> 01:47:14,002 - Please, Mother. - He wasn't even called. 1565 01:47:14,175 --> 01:47:17,804 Being called is one thing, rushing out and signing up is another. 1566 01:47:17,979 --> 01:47:20,539 - What has that got to do with it? - Well, everything. 1567 01:47:20,715 --> 01:47:23,513 You should have talked to us. It was cruel and wrong. 1568 01:47:23,685 --> 01:47:25,653 You should have said something. 1569 01:47:25,820 --> 01:47:29,347 Well, he did, Lucy. He talked to me. 1570 01:47:30,992 --> 01:47:32,926 And you said nothing? 1571 01:47:33,094 --> 01:47:35,824 Not one word about my son? 1572 01:47:35,997 --> 01:47:39,558 Well, I didn't know he was going right out and sign up. 1573 01:47:40,536 --> 01:47:42,595 How dare you. 1574 01:47:42,771 --> 01:47:46,298 Look at him. Look how young he is. 1575 01:47:46,675 --> 01:47:49,439 How could you have done such a thing? 1576 01:48:01,824 --> 01:48:05,352 I don't know what else I could have done, Lucy. 1577 01:48:05,929 --> 01:48:10,560 My son came to me and said that he wanted to defend his country. 1578 01:48:10,734 --> 01:48:13,066 It was just as plain as that. 1579 01:48:13,937 --> 01:48:17,237 And I couldn't think of a reason why not. 1580 01:48:17,407 --> 01:48:19,705 If I could have, I'd have been ashamed of myself. 1581 01:48:20,377 --> 01:48:22,607 Well, there was no reason to encourage him. 1582 01:48:22,780 --> 01:48:25,374 Look at him. He's just a boy. 1583 01:48:28,085 --> 01:48:31,577 Well, that's the trouble, Lucy. Most soldiers are boys. 1584 01:48:34,158 --> 01:48:36,956 For a while it seemed we would spend the rest of our lives... 1585 01:48:37,129 --> 01:48:39,359 ...in railroad stations. 1586 01:48:39,530 --> 01:48:42,898 Early that year, Jennie went off to nursing school. 1587 01:48:44,669 --> 01:48:47,264 And somebody must have talked to George... 1588 01:48:48,941 --> 01:48:52,342 ...because he finished his bureau training and was sent out on assignment. 1589 01:48:58,450 --> 01:49:01,146 Mike shipped out that March for the central Pacific. 1590 01:49:01,320 --> 01:49:05,381 In time for Saipan and Iwo Jima, we heard later. 1591 01:49:16,669 --> 01:49:20,298 In the meantime, the bureau was involved in a new activity. 1592 01:49:20,473 --> 01:49:23,203 A number of South American countries remained neutral. 1593 01:49:23,376 --> 01:49:26,868 German espionage agents were operating freely. 1594 01:49:27,046 --> 01:49:29,015 The FBI was asked to move in. 1595 01:49:29,182 --> 01:49:31,548 A special intelligence service was created... 1596 01:49:31,719 --> 01:49:35,382 ...and within 90 days, we had men operating in 15 different countries. 1597 01:49:35,556 --> 01:49:36,853 They were all undercover... 1598 01:49:37,024 --> 01:49:42,257 ...posing as American businessmen, writers, technicians, salesmen. 1599 01:49:43,098 --> 01:49:44,689 Our men did a little of everything. 1600 01:49:44,865 --> 01:49:48,302 They intercepted German transmissions on our ship movements. 1601 01:49:48,469 --> 01:49:51,667 They spotted submarine-refueling spots. 1602 01:49:54,609 --> 01:49:58,409 However, things weren't going so well in one of the countries. 1603 01:49:58,580 --> 01:50:01,344 Federal police were arresting our men. 1604 01:50:01,516 --> 01:50:04,246 They were being imprisoned without trial. 1605 01:50:05,086 --> 01:50:07,714 So the director ordered me to South America. 1606 01:50:07,889 --> 01:50:09,721 My instructions were simple: 1607 01:50:09,891 --> 01:50:13,725 There were three agents operating in danger areas. 1608 01:50:13,895 --> 01:50:16,990 We had reason to believe their real identifies had been discovered. 1609 01:50:17,166 --> 01:50:19,726 I was to contact them, relieve them of duty... 1610 01:50:19,902 --> 01:50:21,426 ...send them home immediately. 1611 01:50:22,304 --> 01:50:25,535 I found my first man at the International Club. 1612 01:50:26,042 --> 01:50:27,509 The second agent I contacted... 1613 01:50:27,677 --> 01:50:30,976 ...was driving a cab near the German embassy. 1614 01:50:37,888 --> 01:50:40,857 - Take me to the airport, will you? - Any luggage, se�or? 1615 01:50:41,023 --> 01:50:43,390 I'm not going anywhere, you are. 1616 01:50:44,361 --> 01:50:46,522 Yes, Mr. Hardesty. 1617 01:50:55,105 --> 01:50:57,802 Our third agent wasn't so easy to get to. 1618 01:50:57,974 --> 01:51:00,637 He was operating a secret transmitter... 1619 01:51:00,812 --> 01:51:04,270 ...up on the western slope a few miles from the Brazilian border. 1620 01:51:04,449 --> 01:51:07,907 Mario, a native contact, was guiding me. 1621 01:51:11,322 --> 01:51:13,586 - You wish to rest, se�or? - No, let's keep going. 1622 01:51:13,858 --> 01:51:18,158 I have been in these hills for all my life, and always I walk up. 1623 01:51:18,329 --> 01:51:19,626 Never down. 1624 01:51:19,797 --> 01:51:24,326 I think God, he forgot to make the other side of the hill, sir. 1625 01:52:07,614 --> 01:52:11,482 The water, she leads into the big river. 1626 01:52:11,652 --> 01:52:13,984 And the river, she leads into the ocean. 1627 01:52:14,154 --> 01:52:16,486 - You have seen the ocean, se�or? - A few times. 1628 01:52:16,991 --> 01:52:18,390 You are very lucky. 1629 01:52:18,559 --> 01:52:20,390 I have seen it only in pictures. 1630 01:52:20,561 --> 01:52:23,724 But someday in my life, I will visit the ocean. 1631 01:52:23,898 --> 01:52:26,093 I will do it by hooks or crook. 1632 01:52:26,634 --> 01:52:28,102 How much further, Mario? 1633 01:52:28,536 --> 01:52:30,629 One more hill, se�or. 1634 01:52:30,805 --> 01:52:32,295 It is up. 1635 01:52:32,474 --> 01:52:34,270 Naturally. 1636 01:52:34,441 --> 01:52:35,534 Naturally. 1637 01:52:49,758 --> 01:52:52,226 I have brought him, Se�or George. 1638 01:52:52,595 --> 01:52:53,926 Hi, George. 1639 01:52:54,096 --> 01:52:55,892 Mr. Hardesty. 1640 01:52:56,265 --> 01:52:58,664 - Well, it's wonderful to see you. - All right. 1641 01:52:58,834 --> 01:53:00,530 - You're looking pretty good. - Thanks. 1642 01:53:00,703 --> 01:53:03,933 Hey, I just happened to be passing by, I thought I'd drop in. 1643 01:53:04,106 --> 01:53:06,370 Say, do you have a drink of water? I'm out. 1644 01:53:06,542 --> 01:53:08,442 Yes, sir. Come on in out of the sun. 1645 01:53:08,611 --> 01:53:11,409 - Oh, boy, that's quite a climb. - I know it. 1646 01:53:13,616 --> 01:53:15,517 Why, thank you. 1647 01:53:17,920 --> 01:53:19,149 Well, this is our... 1648 01:53:19,322 --> 01:53:22,519 ...combination radio room, kitchen and bedroom. 1649 01:53:22,693 --> 01:53:23,682 I see. 1650 01:53:23,860 --> 01:53:28,991 And over there is a stable, sunroom and veranda. 1651 01:53:29,166 --> 01:53:30,565 Well, that's... 1652 01:53:30,767 --> 01:53:34,601 Well, I hate to break up this cozy little home away from home... 1653 01:53:34,771 --> 01:53:36,739 ...but you're ordered to leave immediately. 1654 01:53:36,907 --> 01:53:40,639 - But there's still a lot to be done. - There's a lot to be done everywhere. 1655 01:53:40,811 --> 01:53:42,939 But we can operate in other countries. 1656 01:53:43,113 --> 01:53:46,572 You're too hot here, so you're to pull the plug and report to Washington. 1657 01:53:46,750 --> 01:53:49,082 Now, come on, I'll help you pack your gear. 1658 01:53:49,254 --> 01:53:50,846 Mario... 1659 01:53:51,022 --> 01:53:52,421 ...come on, we're moving out. 1660 01:53:53,191 --> 01:53:54,556 Down the hill, se�or? 1661 01:53:55,260 --> 01:53:56,989 Downhill. 1662 01:53:58,029 --> 01:53:59,519 Besides, George... 1663 01:53:59,697 --> 01:54:02,598 ...as I recall, you've got a pretty good reason for going back. 1664 01:54:02,767 --> 01:54:04,928 Yes, sir. How is she? 1665 01:54:05,170 --> 01:54:06,660 She's a bore. 1666 01:54:06,838 --> 01:54:08,271 All she does is talk about you. 1667 01:54:08,439 --> 01:54:11,603 I'll be glad when you get back there. She can bore you. 1668 01:54:15,247 --> 01:54:17,408 - It's Gerschner. - Gerschner? 1669 01:54:17,917 --> 01:54:19,214 When was the last intercept? 1670 01:54:19,385 --> 01:54:22,821 Not since July. Big contraband shipment. Radio silence ever since. 1671 01:54:32,731 --> 01:54:35,428 The birds, they do not fly for nothing. 1672 01:54:40,806 --> 01:54:42,638 Something's coming in. 1673 01:54:43,810 --> 01:54:45,277 All right. 1674 01:54:46,212 --> 01:54:50,172 "Cargo of smuggled platinum... 1675 01:54:50,650 --> 01:54:52,777 ...on its way... 1676 01:54:53,154 --> 01:54:57,523 ...to Buenos Aires." 1677 01:55:21,149 --> 01:55:22,912 "Gerschner... 1678 01:55:23,684 --> 01:55:27,485 ...will rendezvous... 1679 01:55:27,656 --> 01:55:31,217 ...near Porto Coimbra." 1680 01:55:32,794 --> 01:55:35,194 All right, try and reach our S�o Paulo contact. 1681 01:55:35,365 --> 01:55:37,264 Where's your codebook? 1682 01:55:39,002 --> 01:55:40,935 I'll code, you send. 1683 01:55:48,578 --> 01:55:49,669 I've got them. 1684 01:55:51,314 --> 01:55:54,147 Se�or, the federales, they are coming up the hill. 1685 01:55:54,350 --> 01:55:55,783 What? 1686 01:56:00,456 --> 01:56:02,549 Well, I'm afraid you're right. 1687 01:56:02,992 --> 01:56:06,326 But we can't leave now, Mario. You better just pray. 1688 01:56:10,901 --> 01:56:14,632 I will say to God that he should tilt the hill a little bit more. 1689 01:56:26,551 --> 01:56:29,110 - "Message received and acknowledged." - Sign off. 1690 01:56:29,954 --> 01:56:32,184 Let's destroy this equipment and get out of here. 1691 01:56:32,357 --> 01:56:33,414 Burn that codebook. 1692 01:56:33,591 --> 01:56:36,151 - Where are your detonators? - Mario, detonators. 1693 01:56:48,106 --> 01:56:49,937 I just need one. 1694 01:57:00,986 --> 01:57:04,149 That's all right. Come on. Come on, Mario, hurry up. 1695 01:57:14,534 --> 01:57:16,832 Come on, come on, get down here. 1696 01:57:24,678 --> 01:57:27,579 Come on. Come on. 1697 01:57:32,386 --> 01:57:34,285 All right, let's go. 1698 01:58:05,219 --> 01:58:07,780 Brazil, after the bridge. It is two kilometers to there. 1699 01:58:07,956 --> 01:58:09,616 Come on, let's go. 1700 01:58:34,083 --> 01:58:36,313 - Mario! - Mario! 1701 01:58:37,187 --> 01:58:39,155 Mario! 1702 01:58:47,997 --> 01:58:49,863 Mario! 1703 02:00:58,100 --> 02:01:00,830 Is that the river that runs down to the sea? 1704 02:01:01,003 --> 02:01:03,471 I guess so. Why? 1705 02:01:04,174 --> 02:01:06,199 Poor Mario. 1706 02:01:13,650 --> 02:01:19,213 George Crandall came home to what he called "easier duty." 1707 02:01:21,491 --> 02:01:26,428 In February of 1945, he and Anne celebrated their first wedding anniversary. 1708 02:01:26,596 --> 02:01:29,157 - Hey, this calls for some music. - Right. 1709 02:01:34,671 --> 02:01:36,036 Hey, this is very good. 1710 02:01:36,206 --> 02:01:40,166 Only, if you're married to her, it really should be devil's food. 1711 02:01:40,344 --> 02:01:42,574 - Let's go read some of the telegrams. - Good idea. 1712 02:01:42,747 --> 02:01:45,045 Come on, honey. Serve the cake, Jennie. 1713 02:01:47,651 --> 02:01:49,846 Just a minute. 1714 02:01:52,924 --> 02:01:54,983 From my Aunt Edith. 1715 02:01:55,160 --> 02:01:57,559 - She says I'm lucky. - Well, you are. 1716 02:01:57,728 --> 02:02:01,062 You can read all those wires later. Come on, let's do some singing here. 1717 02:02:27,093 --> 02:02:28,151 Once again, once again. 1718 02:02:34,567 --> 02:02:36,797 Another one, ma'am, for Mr. And Mrs. Hardesty. 1719 02:02:36,969 --> 02:02:40,029 Oh, well, I guess somebody's congratulating us. 1720 02:02:42,342 --> 02:02:45,003 - There you are. Thank you. - You're welcome. 1721 02:03:00,194 --> 02:03:02,219 Oh, my God. 1722 02:03:45,708 --> 02:03:48,939 He died at 5:25 a.m. 1723 02:03:50,246 --> 02:03:53,215 He didn't even make it through sunrise. 1724 02:03:55,585 --> 02:03:57,246 Why? 1725 02:03:59,890 --> 02:04:01,653 Why? 1726 02:04:02,359 --> 02:04:06,022 Why does it always have to be this way? 1727 02:04:08,098 --> 02:04:11,829 All my life in the bureau, Lucy, I've been dealing with punks. 1728 02:04:12,003 --> 02:04:14,596 They rob banks and they hold up filling stations... 1729 02:04:14,771 --> 02:04:18,139 ...and they shoot down innocent people. 1730 02:04:18,308 --> 02:04:20,538 A bunch of cheap punks. 1731 02:04:20,711 --> 02:04:24,943 Why is it nothing ever happens to them? Where were they at Iwo Jima? 1732 02:04:25,616 --> 02:04:28,380 How dare you say that? 1733 02:04:29,020 --> 02:04:30,988 I don't know anything about Iwo Jima... 1734 02:04:31,155 --> 02:04:34,353 ...except the papers say a lot of boys died there. 1735 02:04:34,525 --> 02:04:38,519 But I think it'd be awful, just awful, if they were punks. 1736 02:04:38,697 --> 02:04:40,459 I hope they were like Mike. 1737 02:04:40,631 --> 02:04:42,792 I hope every last one of them was like Mike. 1738 02:04:42,968 --> 02:04:46,199 And I don't care if all the punks in the world go right on living. 1739 02:04:46,370 --> 02:04:48,862 Mike was too good for that. 1740 02:04:49,942 --> 02:04:51,842 You know, you're right. 1741 02:04:52,010 --> 02:04:53,944 You're right. 1742 02:04:54,112 --> 02:04:58,412 But it's just that when I think of him... 1743 02:04:58,584 --> 02:05:03,487 ...and when I think of how I used to accuse him of stealing things from me... 1744 02:05:03,656 --> 02:05:04,883 ...you remember? 1745 02:05:05,057 --> 02:05:08,926 Shaving lotion and socks, and... And I... 1746 02:05:10,930 --> 02:05:14,798 I just never thought he'd take anything this big away from me. 1747 02:05:17,704 --> 02:05:20,639 The only thing that I worry about... 1748 02:05:21,374 --> 02:05:23,935 ...is he might have suffered. 1749 02:05:25,980 --> 02:05:28,107 Do you think he did, Chip? 1750 02:05:29,049 --> 02:05:30,949 I don't know. 1751 02:05:31,652 --> 02:05:33,620 I don't know. 1752 02:05:33,988 --> 02:05:38,118 But somehow, I doubt it. 1753 02:05:38,292 --> 02:05:41,955 Most soldiers just seem to die in a hurry. 1754 02:05:42,129 --> 02:05:45,656 And maybe it's supposed to be like that. 1755 02:05:47,001 --> 02:05:49,562 You mean there isn't time for a prayer? 1756 02:05:52,306 --> 02:05:54,673 There's time to start one. 1757 02:05:56,277 --> 02:06:01,180 And that's really all that counts, isn't it? 1758 02:06:03,852 --> 02:06:05,114 I suppose so. 1759 02:06:05,286 --> 02:06:09,222 No, but it's true. It's true. 1760 02:06:09,391 --> 02:06:15,887 My daddy always used to say if you start a prayer and die... 1761 02:06:17,833 --> 02:06:22,896 ...well, that just means that you get a chance to finish it in person. 1762 02:06:24,974 --> 02:06:26,805 See? 1763 02:06:34,583 --> 02:06:37,416 We'd better go in and talk to the others. 1764 02:06:43,126 --> 02:06:47,620 My goodness, he was handsome in his uniform, wasn't he? 1765 02:06:48,399 --> 02:06:50,992 He looks proud. 1766 02:06:51,702 --> 02:06:54,297 He looks as if he intended to win. 1767 02:06:54,471 --> 02:06:57,463 And I'll bet that's the way it was, too. 1768 02:06:57,641 --> 02:07:01,042 When he started up that beach, he meant to win. 1769 02:07:01,211 --> 02:07:07,707 And that's why I wish I had one more moment to talk to him. 1770 02:07:08,252 --> 02:07:12,313 Not to hug him and tell him I love him, but just to say: 1771 02:07:13,291 --> 02:07:15,316 "You won. 1772 02:07:15,661 --> 02:07:18,857 That's the God's honest truth, Mike. 1773 02:07:19,697 --> 02:07:21,598 You won." 1774 02:07:38,350 --> 02:07:43,344 The war was over, but not for the FBI. 1775 02:07:43,522 --> 02:07:48,290 Now the enemy was international Communism. 1776 02:07:48,795 --> 02:07:51,593 It threatened education... 1777 02:07:52,097 --> 02:07:54,692 ...labor and management... 1778 02:07:55,301 --> 02:07:57,735 ...Church and the home. 1779 02:07:57,904 --> 02:08:02,204 And yet communists could be found in all of these places. 1780 02:08:03,010 --> 02:08:07,275 They gave speeches, wrote pamphlets, stirred up trouble. 1781 02:08:07,448 --> 02:08:09,643 Some of them weren't that polite. 1782 02:08:09,817 --> 02:08:11,785 They betrayed their country. 1783 02:08:12,285 --> 02:08:14,982 Active espionage came into sharp focus... 1784 02:08:16,556 --> 02:08:19,048 ...at a small cleaning and pressing shop in the Bronx. 1785 02:08:19,226 --> 02:08:21,956 An unexpected thing happened. 1786 02:08:23,030 --> 02:08:25,794 A tiny mistake was made. 1787 02:08:35,644 --> 02:08:37,338 Nobody ever learns. 1788 02:08:40,949 --> 02:08:43,509 Fifty-cent piece in the watch pocket. 1789 02:08:47,022 --> 02:08:49,320 Sandy, where did you get this suit? 1790 02:08:49,491 --> 02:08:52,052 Sandy, where did you get this suit? 1791 02:08:56,332 --> 02:08:58,094 Rooming house over on Kingsbridge, why? 1792 02:08:58,267 --> 02:08:59,597 I'd like to meet the fella. 1793 02:08:59,769 --> 02:09:01,896 He don't have to wait for any cigarette change. 1794 02:09:02,071 --> 02:09:04,596 His money just breaks in pieces. 1795 02:09:09,412 --> 02:09:13,906 The pants presser notified the New York Field Office of the bureau. 1796 02:09:14,084 --> 02:09:16,245 Agents were sent out. 1797 02:09:16,420 --> 02:09:18,388 Then the man didn't give you the suit? 1798 02:09:18,555 --> 02:09:19,920 No, the landlady. 1799 02:09:20,090 --> 02:09:22,888 This fella piles it outside his door before he goes to work. 1800 02:09:23,060 --> 02:09:24,584 The landlady, she gives it to me. 1801 02:09:24,760 --> 02:09:27,195 It happens lots of times. 1802 02:09:29,533 --> 02:09:32,731 One thing didn't happen lots of times. 1803 02:09:32,903 --> 02:09:36,270 The 50-cent piece contained microfilm. 1804 02:09:36,441 --> 02:09:39,239 It was rushed to Washington for breakdown. 1805 02:09:39,410 --> 02:09:42,503 It was in code. We had no key. 1806 02:09:42,679 --> 02:09:44,272 A copy was made... 1807 02:09:44,449 --> 02:09:50,217 ...and then the microfilm, coin and suit were returned to the suspect's room. 1808 02:09:51,155 --> 02:09:53,988 We checked out the landlady and then questioned her. 1809 02:09:54,158 --> 02:09:57,355 Then the suit wasn't with the regular bundle of stuff to be sent out? 1810 02:09:57,528 --> 02:09:59,553 No, it was hanging in the closet. 1811 02:09:59,731 --> 02:10:01,427 But it looked all wrinkled. 1812 02:10:01,600 --> 02:10:03,795 So I thought I'd treat him to a press. 1813 02:10:03,968 --> 02:10:06,402 - On the house, you'd sort of say. - I see. 1814 02:10:06,572 --> 02:10:11,532 He's a nice fella. Appreciates it when you do him a favor. 1815 02:10:12,211 --> 02:10:15,237 A 24-hour watch was put on the house. 1816 02:10:15,414 --> 02:10:17,405 Other preliminary work was being done. 1817 02:10:17,583 --> 02:10:21,781 In the meantime, I'd been sent to New York to direct the case. 1818 02:10:21,954 --> 02:10:24,446 We got field reports on the suspect. 1819 02:10:24,623 --> 02:10:28,788 He was an American citizen born in Benton Harbor, Michigan. 1820 02:10:28,962 --> 02:10:30,896 He attended college in the Midwest. 1821 02:10:31,064 --> 02:10:34,898 While there, he was a member of the Young Communist League. 1822 02:10:35,067 --> 02:10:38,504 After college, he was a member of half a dozen front groups. 1823 02:10:38,671 --> 02:10:44,440 And then, suddenly and mysteriously, two years ago, he dropped all affiliations. 1824 02:10:46,346 --> 02:10:50,510 That night, we got our first look at the suspect. 1825 02:10:51,985 --> 02:10:55,387 He fit the first law of espionage: 1826 02:10:55,556 --> 02:10:57,955 He looked ordinary. 1827 02:10:58,125 --> 02:11:00,616 His habits were routine. 1828 02:11:00,795 --> 02:11:05,664 He worked quietly as a bookbinder in a 14th Street printing shop. 1829 02:11:09,136 --> 02:11:12,731 Later that week, we got more than a look at him. 1830 02:11:13,074 --> 02:11:15,235 He left the house. 1831 02:11:15,410 --> 02:11:19,073 An hour later, he arrived in Central Park. 1832 02:11:20,115 --> 02:11:24,381 It looked as if he was on his way to make a contact. 1833 02:11:25,020 --> 02:11:28,046 He headed for one of the cages... 1834 02:11:28,790 --> 02:11:32,191 ...and there he met a man named George Metzger... 1835 02:11:32,361 --> 02:11:34,659 ...a known espionage agent. 1836 02:11:34,831 --> 02:11:37,390 We'd been conducting a surveillance on him for months... 1837 02:11:37,567 --> 02:11:42,129 ...but had not made an arrest, hoping he'd lead us to a higher-up. 1838 02:11:42,504 --> 02:11:44,837 Maybe we'd found him. 1839 02:11:46,074 --> 02:11:47,804 We assembled additional information. 1840 02:11:47,977 --> 02:11:50,207 Indictments were returned and warrants issued. 1841 02:11:50,380 --> 02:11:55,079 The charge was espionage, a capital crime punishable by death. 1842 02:11:55,952 --> 02:11:57,818 The biggest concentration of personnel... 1843 02:11:57,987 --> 02:12:01,287 ...will be around the suspect's home in the Kingsbridge area. 1844 02:12:01,458 --> 02:12:04,654 - But of course, where we must be... - We enlarged the surveillance team. 1845 02:12:04,828 --> 02:12:07,490 Plans were worked out so that we could case the subject... 1846 02:12:07,663 --> 02:12:10,030 ...at any place in Greater New York, day or night. 1847 02:12:10,200 --> 02:12:11,428 There's your man. 1848 02:12:11,602 --> 02:12:13,092 We gave him the code name... 1849 02:12:13,270 --> 02:12:16,467 - His code name, Whitey. ...Whitey. 1850 02:12:16,640 --> 02:12:22,442 For a week, he did nothing but go to work and return. 1851 02:12:27,651 --> 02:12:29,517 - Yeah, go ahead. - N. Y. 64... 1852 02:12:29,687 --> 02:12:33,555 On Sunday morning, he left the house. 1853 02:12:33,725 --> 02:12:35,659 He couldn't be going to work. 1854 02:12:35,827 --> 02:12:37,055 Okay, thank you. 1855 02:12:37,228 --> 02:12:41,427 Since he was a communist, we knew he wasn't going to church. 1856 02:12:41,599 --> 02:12:45,399 Mr. Hoover, Whitey left his house at 8:15. 8:15, destination unknown. 1857 02:12:45,570 --> 02:12:48,165 I had an open line to Mr. Hoover in Washington. 1858 02:12:48,339 --> 02:12:50,968 - Yes, sir. - His instructions were simple: 1859 02:12:51,143 --> 02:12:54,270 "Stay with our man until we can establish the last link... 1860 02:12:54,447 --> 02:12:56,677 ...actual transfer of information." 1861 02:12:56,849 --> 02:12:59,579 Get me Supervisor 12. 1862 02:13:12,332 --> 02:13:14,231 There he is. 1863 02:13:14,934 --> 02:13:18,166 N.Y. 32 to N.Y. 19, in control and dropping. 1864 02:13:18,338 --> 02:13:19,566 He's all yours. 1865 02:13:19,739 --> 02:13:22,139 Whitey is boarding elevated at Kingsbridge Road. 1866 02:13:22,309 --> 02:13:23,970 Our footmen are on him. 1867 02:13:28,816 --> 02:13:32,445 Operator 19 will report 1100. 1868 02:14:41,858 --> 02:14:44,191 What's the latest position report on Whitey? 1869 02:14:44,361 --> 02:14:47,625 Still aboard at Chambers Street. It's an express. 1870 02:14:47,798 --> 02:14:51,097 The next uncovered spot is Bowling Green. 1871 02:14:51,735 --> 02:14:54,932 All right, get the nearest units down to Bowling Green. 1872 02:16:07,881 --> 02:16:09,974 Mr. Hardesty. 1873 02:16:11,351 --> 02:16:14,617 Whitey boarded uptown IRT at Bowling Green. 1874 02:16:14,788 --> 02:16:16,051 Right. 1875 02:16:18,092 --> 02:16:19,490 Go ahead. 1876 02:16:19,661 --> 02:16:21,822 Sir, he's trying to shake the surveillance. 1877 02:16:21,996 --> 02:16:23,486 Do you have sufficient manpower? 1878 02:16:23,664 --> 02:16:26,725 Yes, sir. It looks as if he intends to pass the coin to Metzger. 1879 02:16:26,901 --> 02:16:28,698 - Stay right on him. - Yes, sir. 1880 02:16:28,870 --> 02:16:32,237 - Do you have men on Metzger? - Yes, sir, we're on him too. 1881 02:18:27,293 --> 02:18:29,955 Hot dogs to your seat. 1882 02:18:30,898 --> 02:18:32,797 Hot dogs. 1883 02:18:33,867 --> 02:18:36,357 Hot dogs here. 1884 02:18:36,737 --> 02:18:38,830 - Hot dogs... - We'll take one of them. 1885 02:19:14,776 --> 02:19:16,368 This is Silvano. 1886 02:19:16,544 --> 02:19:22,780 I have Whitey at Yankee Stadium. Mezzanine, section six, row F, seat 22. 1887 02:19:22,951 --> 02:19:26,512 - I'll need some help right away. - Okay, I have it. 1888 02:19:27,288 --> 02:19:31,385 Send all units to Yankee Stadium. Cover the exits. 1889 02:19:38,267 --> 02:19:39,495 Hot dogs here. 1890 02:19:39,668 --> 02:19:41,135 - Hey. - Hey. 1891 02:19:41,303 --> 02:19:43,203 - Have a hot dog. - We'll take one of them. 1892 02:21:32,653 --> 02:21:35,918 Whitey disappeared into the crowd. Gonna be rough picking him up again. 1893 02:21:36,090 --> 02:21:38,116 How many men have moved into the area? 1894 02:21:39,026 --> 02:21:41,221 All right. Thanks. 1895 02:22:28,110 --> 02:22:31,342 Hit the phone. Move fast. He'll be tough to hold. License: 7373. 1896 02:22:31,515 --> 02:22:33,346 Come with me. 1897 02:22:52,770 --> 02:22:54,532 This is N. Y. 15. 1898 02:22:54,705 --> 02:22:57,334 I've spotted Silvano following Whitey's cab. 1899 02:22:57,507 --> 02:22:59,669 I'm taking over the surveillance from Silvano... 1900 02:23:00,244 --> 02:23:03,372 ...and moving south in Central Park. 1901 02:23:10,822 --> 02:23:12,814 N. Y. 15, this is the floral truck. 1902 02:23:12,991 --> 02:23:15,424 We're paralleling you on Central Park West. 1903 02:23:15,593 --> 02:23:18,062 If you get hot, we'll take over. 1904 02:23:18,229 --> 02:23:21,926 Floral truck, this is N.Y. 15. We'll let you know. 1905 02:23:41,020 --> 02:23:42,919 We're blocked in. Flower truck, take over. 1906 02:23:43,422 --> 02:23:44,946 Got him. 1907 02:23:53,700 --> 02:23:56,567 Whitey going south on Central Park West. 1908 02:24:20,961 --> 02:24:25,660 He's out of the cab, walking east on 46th Street. 1909 02:24:41,818 --> 02:24:44,685 Whitey entering Broadway Joe's, West 46th Street. 1910 02:24:44,853 --> 02:24:47,015 Our man following him. 1911 02:25:05,341 --> 02:25:06,330 Hardesty. 1912 02:25:06,509 --> 02:25:10,640 N. Y. 21 tailing George Metzger reports subject just left subway. 1913 02:25:10,813 --> 02:25:13,145 Is walking west on 46th Street. 1914 02:25:13,316 --> 02:25:15,512 Okay, I have it. 1915 02:25:40,845 --> 02:25:43,507 Ham on rye, please, and coffee. 1916 02:25:54,360 --> 02:25:56,827 Control, this is N. Y. 21. 1917 02:25:56,995 --> 02:25:59,430 Whitey has made his contact. 1918 02:26:01,600 --> 02:26:02,931 They're together, sir. 1919 02:26:03,102 --> 02:26:05,535 - Where? - A caf� on West 46th Street. 1920 02:26:05,703 --> 02:26:08,570 - Arrest them when the coin is passed. - Yes, sir. 1921 02:26:39,039 --> 02:26:40,268 What is this? 1922 02:26:40,440 --> 02:26:43,671 We've got warrants for your arrest. The charge is espionage. 1923 02:26:45,346 --> 02:26:47,108 I don't know what you're talking about. 1924 02:26:47,280 --> 02:26:50,409 That's all right, we do. Let's go. 1925 02:26:59,961 --> 02:27:01,588 Good. 1926 02:27:02,897 --> 02:27:06,095 - Go ahead. - They're in custody, Mr. Hoover. 1927 02:27:06,267 --> 02:27:08,361 Good job, Hardesty. 1928 02:27:08,536 --> 02:27:10,299 Thank you, sir. 1929 02:27:12,206 --> 02:27:15,802 - All units, break off surveillance. - Yes, sir. 1930 02:27:21,817 --> 02:27:24,115 The trial took five months. 1931 02:27:24,286 --> 02:27:28,188 They were convicted, and the appeal was denied. 1932 02:27:28,957 --> 02:27:31,984 Well, that'll be all for today, gentlemen. Thank you. 1933 02:27:40,003 --> 02:27:43,837 Mr. Hardesty, from the different cases, and what you've said about your family... 1934 02:27:44,006 --> 02:27:46,134 ...I think you've led a very interesting life. 1935 02:27:46,309 --> 02:27:48,402 Well, I kind of hope so. 1936 02:27:48,578 --> 02:27:50,637 It's the only one I had. 1937 02:27:58,988 --> 02:28:01,617 - Hi, Granddaddy. - Mike, how are you? 1938 02:28:01,791 --> 02:28:03,589 - Hi, Dad. - Hi. 1939 02:28:03,761 --> 02:28:05,353 Now, where did he get that thing? 1940 02:28:05,528 --> 02:28:07,689 Dug it out of some old trunk or something. 1941 02:28:07,865 --> 02:28:09,332 I guess I'll never understand... 1942 02:28:09,500 --> 02:28:13,163 ...how one little family can collect so much junk.