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It's 4.15 on a Saturday morning in El Paso Town.

This is Uncle Bruce here, going on with climate marketing.

Station Hall, El Paso District.

Slaughter steers and heifers in the Midwest.

Steady to 50 cents lower than the age choice.

$1,000 depending to $30,000. Slaughter steers, $50 to $53.

Excluded choice, $950 to $1,000. Barrier, $49 to $50, $150.

Slaughter cows, mostly steady except Omaha, $1 lower.

Cutter and boning utility, $33 to $38.

The only process followed by an act of misdemeanor has resolved the ends of

every one of them.

The anchor in Britain was introduced recently to the Soviet Union and is now

on its way home to the United States.

My mother told me never to do this

Bless you.

My name's Jim Halsey.

John Ryder.

So you want me to drop you off somewhere?

I'm gonna get a car wet.

Oh, this isn't my car.

It's a drive-away.

The guy who owns it's in San Diego.

So where you headed?

You got us, Mom.

Yeah, sure.

You gonna tell me where you're going?

Yeah, sure.

What are you looking at me like that for?

Just look What

you

do that for I asked you a question

Look, I think you better get out now.

The ride's over.

Goodbye.

I'm gonna sit here.

You're gonna die.

Excuse me.

What was the matter with that car back there?

Why? I said I saw something, that's all.

I ran out of gas.

So you need a gas station?

Could help.

Okay.

Gas stations have cigarettes.

What about gas?

I don't need gas.

What do you want?

What's so funny?

That's what the other guy said.

Who's the other guy?

The guy who was driving that car back there. The guy who picked me up before

you did.

Was that him in the car? I'm sure it was. Because it walked very far.

Why is that?

Because I cut off his legs.

And his arms.

And his head.

And I'm gonna do the same to you.

What part of Illinois are you from?

What? Your license plate.

Tell the man.

Chicago. My wife's from Rockford.

You got a cigarette?

No.

All right, the road's clear now. Come on, get going, sweethearts.

You want to know what happens to an eyeball when it gets punctured?

You got any idea how much blood jets out of a guy's neck when his throat's been

slit?

What do you want?

I want you to stop me.

You got the knife.

You'll stick me with it before I can do anything.

That's right.

So what have you got to lose?

Stop me.

Crying isn't going to help.

Keep driving.

Please.

I'll do anything.

Say four words.

Okay.

Say... I wanna die.

Say what?

I wanna die.

Say it.

I don't know if I can say that. Sure you can. Repeat after me.

I want.

Want.

Jesus Christ.

Hey!

Pull over!

Pull over!

The guy in your car's alive!

Shoot him.

The guy's a fucking nut in your car!

Pull over!

Kill him.

Hope.

What the fuck?

Ah!

I'm sorry.

Okay, see you tomorrow. Okay, bye-bye.

Open for another 45 minutes. Please, I need to use the phone.

Sorry, I can't let you in. We're closed.

No! Listen, please, I have to call the cops.

What happened?

Look, I can't explain right now. I just need to use the phone.

Jack saw me doing this, he kicked my butt.

Phone's around the corner. Go on.

You stink of gasoline.

Were you in an accident?

Hello, police.

My name's Jim Halsey. I know who killed those people that... Well, I picked this

guy up hitchhiking, and that same guy blew up that gas station.

Jim Halsey.

H-A-L-S-E-Y.

I'm at the Longhorn restaurant. It's right off of... You do?

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir. I won't go anywhere.

The cops are gonna get here this quick. You got another thing coming.

Guy got shot over there in the corner a couple months ago.

Took him 45 minutes to get here with the ambulance.

By that time, the poor guy was dead.

Specialty of the house.

Actually, the cook's not here yet. The only thing I know how to make.

Thanks.

It's real nice of you.

Everything gonna be okay?

I hope so.

Well, you sure look a whole lot better.

Guess it's safe for me to smoke now, huh?

Sorry I gave you such a hard time, but you'd be surprised the kind of trash

passes through here.

How is it?

Real good, thanks.

My name's Nash.

Jim Halsey.

I really appreciate this.

Where are you from?

Chicago.

Where are you headed?

California.

Yeah, how'd you know that?

That's where everyone's going.

Hollywood? No.

San Diego.

I thought about moving to California.

Jeremy owns this place. He's my cousin.

And Uncle Jack does the cooking.

Like that, see?

We're all kind of interrelated.

It's kind of hard to just pick up and leave.

But you never know.

My brother Bill is from Mars.

Actually, we're all from Mars around here. We keep our spaceship out back.

So, what planet are you from?

What?

You haven't heard a word I said, have you?

Yes, I have.

It's okay.

Go on, eat your cheeseburger.

I ought to get some stuff out of the freezer anyway.

Get your ass on the cement or we open fire!

I'm not gonna tell you again!

Put your hands behind your back. Slow.

It's in my pocket. Shut up!

We know how to do it.

Jesus!

Oh, my God. He put that there! He put that there!

You keep to yourself. Why are you arresting him?

Pick up that stuff.

You know this guy?

Not really, no.

Well, then what the hell is he doing inside?

Half the cops in the state are looking for this creep.

Let's get this sack of shit out of here.

Where's your driver's license, your ID?

Where are your credit cards?

The guy I've been telling you about took my wallet and he planted the knife.

My license was in my wallet.

I don't have any credit cards.

I suppose he took your vehicle registration, too.

What's a young kid like you driving such a fancy car?

Steal it?

The car doesn't belong to me.

It's a drive-away.

I'm supposed to be delivering it to California.

The guy's in San Diego.

What's his name?

But I know the number of the drive-away company. Why don't you call them?

Well, hell, son, you better start calling somebody, because you're in deep

shit.

It's 312-399-2090.

I know the number so well because I called them so many times.

I was on their waiting list for a month.

I wanted a car going to California.

That's why it took so long.

Well, now what are we gonna do?

You got one more call.

Call my brother, for God's sakes.

He'll be home.

It's 312-905-9044.

Maybe you let it ring long enough Do I look like a killer to

you I Had

some folks coming in from Austin tomorrow gonna be really interested in

talking to you I'm gonna give you a chance to get some rest Get him locked

up hell get him out of my sight Let's go

Jack, that kid isn't a killer. Ain't a fool could say that.

Okay, face front.

Hold real still.

Now turn to your right.

Steady.

Make it your left.

Oh, those are real good.

Your mama's gonna like those.

Let's go

You

behave

yourself

Hmm.

Hello Hello

14 receive kc

You're doing good right there.

uh

Tell me about it.

Get over by the car.

Those cuffs on your belt?

Take them off and lock your partner's hands behind his back.

You mean me?

I mean you.

Me? You, yes, you!

Okay, okay.

We're gonna go for a little ride now.

You two get in the front, I'll get in the back.

Why don't you open the door?

Open the door, Jack.

Get in the car!

Okay, you and me, we're gonna get in together, okay?

Okay? Yeah.

Ready?

Steady.

Can I close the door? Yeah, shut the door.

Start the car.

Head for the highway.

Can you call out on that thing and get me connected with somebody in charge?

I'll try to get through to Captain Estridge.

Okay, do it.

But don't tell anybody where we are.

Central, this is... I said don't tell him anything.

Central, this is one of your cars and we have been hijacked by suspect.

He wishes to speak to Captain Estridge directly over.

Estridge 10-11, we'll try to locate standby. 10-12, El Paso clear.

This is Captain Estridge. Do you read over?

Captain, this is Jim Halsey. You gotta listen to me, Captain.

I swear I didn't kill those people.

I got set up and frayed by this guy who picked up hitchhiking.

What do you suggest we do, son?

Come on, man. You tell me.

Why don't you stop things right now? You can just let my men go and give yourself

up. I don't have any identification. I don't have anybody to call for you to

check me out.

Are you willing to lay down your arms and surrender?

I promise you I'll do everything in my power to see to it that you're treated

fairly.

I'm putting my trust in you, Captain.

Take us in.

Well, I know you caught something, because you're probably the best dang

fisherman around here.

But, if that's the best you can eat, I don't know what you're gonna be able to

do. Well, that'll tide us over. Well, looks to me like you must go.

Better get on the road. Yeah, I'll see you.

Bye, Alice.

Well, what happened to you?

Nothing.

Nothing?

Nothing happened.

It's broom to me one of the booze you

okay kid

How do you like Shitsville?

Don't you move.

You stay seated right where you are.

Or I'll blow your brains through your ass.

The gun is empty.

Yeah?

Yeah. Yeah?

You never checked it, did you?

So help me, I'll blow you in half.

All right.

Squeeze the trigger. I will.

Please. Oh, I will.

Because you can sure as shit bet I'm gonna squeeze mine.

Why are you doing this to me?

Very smart kid.

Right there.

Thank you.

I didn't do it. I didn't do any of it.

I'm not gonna shoot anybody.

I'm not a killer.

This morning, this guy tried to kill me.

He's been following me ever since.

I don't know why.

Do you believe me?

I would neither.

Let's go sit down.

What are you gonna do?

Give up.

I have no choice.

Nice and easy. Come on.

Step down.

All right, step down.

Turn myself in.

Get out from behind the door.

Step away from the bus. Get down.

Move.

Move your ass now.

I've given up, and I'm not guilty.

You spit on my wrist.

What? I said you spit on my wrist.

Wipe it off.

You can see I'm unarmed.

Wipe it off.

Come on, Lyle, go easy. Shut up!

I said shut up!

Wipe it off!

Put the gun down.

I can't believe you were going to do what you were going to do.

Don't you know who he is?

You got the wrong man, Lyle.

Why can't we do?

Now just settle down and... Don't come any closer.

Hand me that gun.

Just empty him. You're in enough trouble already.

You just threw your life down the toilet, girl.

Well, the truth comes down.

I'll be just fine.

I'm taking the sheriff's office in Riley.

You stay put.

Let's go.

Now what?

We're going to Riley.

Do you know how to use the radio?

Look, I better let you out here.

No. If I'm in the car with you, they're not going to... We can talk to them by

radio. Dan, what are you going to say? Say that we're going to turn ourselves

in.

Buckle your seatbelt.

Hello.

If you're ready to leave, we want to turn ourselves in.

We're turning ourselves in.

They're gonna kill her!

I dropped the gun.

You what?

Take care, Polaris.

Are you okay?

Come on, let's get out of here.

Why didn't he kill us?

Let's go.

Why didn't he kill us?

Let's go.

Are you okay?

Why'd you pick him up?

I wanted to help him.

And I was tired.

I thought he'd help me stay awake.

Can I sit by you?

What are you doing?

I want to call my father. No.

No calls. It's only my father. I said no calls.

Not until we figure out what we're gonna do.

I can explain it.

It's not that simple.

No, I'm okay. No, I know I'm okay

I Just want you to know where I am

And

everybody's got this whole thing wrong, no I sound funny, but I'm okay

Nash. Nash.

Nash.

All right, don't hurt him, man.

You take it easy now.

Are you Jim Halsey? Who are you?

I'm Captain Estridge. I spoke on the radio.

Where is she?

You come on along with us now. We're going to need your help.

Why don't you do something? Fucking do something!

We can't!

Hold it!

Do something!

If we shoot him, his foot is going to come off that clutch and that truck is

going to roll.

Now you get in there and you see what you can do.

She's sweet.

The gun is loaded.

Go for it.

Go ahead, pick it up.

Tell you what, I'll let you hold the gun on me before I do anything.

They'll catch you.

Yeah, sure so what

Pick

up the gun

Put

it in my face

You know what to do.

Now do it.

Squeeze the trigger.

She'll die.

You useless waste

I

can't

tell you how sorry I am

Anything I can do for you?

When you're finished here, you should probably go see a real doctor and get a

complete checkup.

We all know there's nothing you can do.

Who is he?

We don't know.

No prison record, no driver's license, no birth certificate.

We ran his prints through the computers.

We came up with nothing.

I know that we'll find something, but right now I don't even know his name.

How do you feel?

He can't see us or hear us.

I want to talk to him.

What's your name?

Come on.

Come on.

What's your name?

Do you have a name?

What'd you say?

His name is John Ryder.

Do you have a police record?

Where you from?

Disneyland.

How long do we have to play this game?

You all give me a minute?

All right, that's enough of that.

Bad idea, enough of twice.

I don't know.

All right, son, get in the car.

Hey.

Are you okay?

You'll never hold him.

All right, you listen up now. You listen good, son.

There's something strange going on between the two of you. I don't know

what it is. I don't want to know. But I'm telling you, he is in our hands now.

And whatever happens to him, it won't be decided by you.

It doesn't have anything to do with you anymore.

Can I have one of your cigarettes?

Sure.

Stop the car.

You're not gonna use that thing.

Stop the car and don't do anything stupid.

What's on your mind?

Get out.

You're gonna get yourself killed.

And if you don't, you're gonna be in a whole lot of trouble.

I'm sorry, sir.

It's something I gotta do.

No, you don't know what you're doing.

Yeah.

I do.

Thank you.

Come on.