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00:03:57 #1 I don't think we get the windows to wait.
00:03:59 #2 They ready in the bank?
00:04:00 #3 They got everything set.
00:04:01 #4 Good little farmers.
00:04:02 #5 Time we're gonna nail them with the grits.
00:05:26 #6 There ought to be more people.
00:06:16 #7 Gladly not sure nobody know we was coming with us.
00:06:20 #8 Make it easier to get away.
00:06:22 #9 Frank's right.
00:06:23 #10 I don't like it neither.
00:06:25 #11 You getting jumped in your old age, John?
00:06:28 #12 What?
00:06:29 #13 What do you say, Frank?
00:06:31 #14 He's going.
00:06:32 #15 We put in too much time to pass it up.
00:06:54 #16 Now Frank might as well go through with it.
00:06:58 #17 What do you say, Frank?
00:07:05 #18 We'll take him.
00:07:08 #19 He's dead.
00:07:44 #20 He knows Rundit from top to bottom.
00:09:54 #21 Let's head back.
00:09:59 #22 Is that going to help?
00:10:59 #23 Is that going to bring Bill back to life?
00:11:02 #24 Take it easy, sis.
00:11:04 #25 How?
00:11:05 #26 Not knowing when you go out that door if you ever coming back.
00:11:09 #27 This time it was Bill.
00:11:11 #28 And the next time somebody else.
00:11:14 #29 That's the way it is, Laura.
00:11:15 #30 It doesn't have to be you could leave the state you could go somewhere where nobody ever heard of the rain oh
00:11:24 #31 Where would that be?
00:11:26 #32 It was my fault honey. I have smelled it ain't no use carrying on about now
00:11:37 #33 Important thing is how did they know we was coming?
00:11:39 #34 Yeah, how did they know and
00:11:42 #35 So far ahead. Maybe somebody recognized you last week when you were sizing up the job
00:11:48 #36 Maybe. But how did they know when we was cut?
00:11:52 #37 That our dear brother...
00:12:18 #38 But finally happened.
00:12:30 #39 Arino got killed.
00:12:33 #40 Clint, we want no pricks.
00:12:35 #41 Take it easy, sir.
00:12:37 #42 The baby of the family dying in the streets
00:12:39 #43 and his big, brave brothers running away.
00:12:42 #44 Not even animals would do a thing like that.
00:12:45 #45 Dead in the street, not dying.
00:12:48 #46 As if that made any difference.
00:12:50 #47 That's enough of that kind of talk, Clint.
00:12:53 #48 We sent for you, Clint, because we want you to go to North Vernon and get Bill's body.
00:12:59 #49 They'll let you have it.
00:13:01 #50 You mean they won't arrest me?
00:13:05 #51 The Reno that's honest, that's quite a distinction in this community, an honest Reno.
00:13:09 #52 We were out into an ambush.
00:13:11 #53 Somebody told him we was coming.
00:13:14 #54 That shouldn't surprise you.
00:13:16 #55 The Reno's are worth a lot of money.
00:13:19 #56 Dad, you know that we was gone.
00:13:22 #57 You accused me of being a treacherous person!
00:13:25 #58 I'll kill you!
00:13:27 #59 Wouldn't put a pass to you, Mealy Mildred, psalm singer.
00:13:32 #60 It was right fond of Bill Clinton.
00:13:33 #61 So was I!
00:13:34 #62 I tried hard enough to keep him from pitching in with you.
00:13:37 #63 And you, as long as you live,
00:13:41 #64 don't you ever accuse me of being an informer again.
00:13:44 #65 You got plans? Keep them to yourself!
00:13:46 #66 I don't want to know about them, not even accidentally.
00:13:49 #67 Here won't.
00:13:50 #68 You're notorious outlaws.
00:13:52 #69 The law will get you sooner or later, and they'll get you any way they can.
00:13:56 #70 In the back, and bush, while you're sleeping, they'll get you.
00:13:59 #71 Bill's debt was only the beginning.
00:14:02 #72 Can't you see that, Lori? Can't you see it?
00:14:12 #73 I'm not doing anything.
00:14:14 #74 You're harboring them?
00:14:15 #75 What do you expect me to do?
00:14:17 #76 Paul would never have left you the house if he'd known how you were going to use it.
00:14:20 #77 I can't turn my own brothers out.
00:14:22 #78 How far does loyalty go?
00:14:24 #79 They're not only destroying themselves, they're destroying Utah.
00:14:27 #80 They're destroying you too.
00:14:29 #81 Later alone, Trent! Peterson won't leave her alone!
00:14:33 #82 He won't leave any of you alone.
00:14:35 #83 We can handle anything that Peterson throws our way.
00:14:38 #84 Like you did today.
00:14:40 #85 I'll go to North Vernon and get Bill.
00:14:56 #86 We'll bury him beside Maureen Park.
00:14:58 #87 Perhaps her soul will be a little less troubled now.
00:15:02 #88 Three of a kind.
00:15:23 #89 Such a gall. Such a mitigated gall.
00:15:28 #90 This kind would never be elected if the women folk could vote.
00:15:42 #91 Yes, we'll get the vote one day.
00:15:44 #92 Nobody to blame but ourselves. We voted him in.
00:15:56 #93 Well, why don't we do something about it?
00:15:58 #94 Have you forgotten? Ed will bark tried. Look what happened to him.
00:16:02 #95 We'd best let Peterson take care of the Reno brothers.
00:16:06 #96 Loaded up and waiting.
00:16:16 #97 Somebody told him we was coming.
00:16:17 #98 Maybe Peterson's got a man planted in town.
00:16:19 #99 Who knew what you was going to know at Vernon?
00:16:23 #100 You three.
00:16:24 #101 Now, hold on, Frank.
00:16:25 #102 He's not accusing us, Judge.
00:16:27 #103 He knows we wouldn't kill the golden geese.
00:16:29 #104 Did Clint know you was going?
00:16:30 #105 It wasn't Clint.
00:16:32 #106 He ain't one of us, but he wouldn't have no part
00:16:34 #107 of setting up an ambush.
00:16:35 #108 Maybe it was Sim.
00:16:37 #109 He's got to talk to you when he's drinking.
00:16:40 #110 Yeah, and he does most of his drinking at Murphy's place.
00:16:42 #111 Yeah, and he's bragging.
00:16:44 #112 And Murphy's the only new man to come to town in years.
00:16:47 #113 You supposed Murphy's a Peterson man.
00:16:49 #114 Give me a beer, Murphy.
00:17:11 #115 Oh, Sim.
00:17:27 #116 You want a drink, man?
00:17:28 #117 Yeah, I'm going to go out more.
00:17:31 #118 shot him in the back.
00:17:33 #119 They shot him in the back.
00:17:37 #120 I heard about Bill.
00:17:44 #121 What happened over in North Vernon?
00:17:47 #122 I made a mistake.
00:17:49 #123 I shot too fast, woke up the town, and they got Bill,
00:17:55 #124 shot him in the back.
00:17:56 #125 Clumsy.
00:18:01 #126 All my fault.
00:18:03 #127 I don't think Bill would have felt that way.
00:18:10 #128 He always thought you were the best.
00:18:13 #129 I was the best to fill out my mistake.
00:18:16 #130 Bill down, now he's dead. He's dead.
00:18:27 #131 I'll have to go sooner or later.
00:18:31 #132 Come Saturday we're going back to Northern Vernon
00:18:46 #133 and blast the dental out of Bill.
00:18:52 #134 And this time we'll get the money.
00:18:55 #135 Before the saloon about Ken, I followed him home.
00:19:25 #136 Through the window I saw him write a note first.
00:19:28 #137 Then he went out the barn, settled the horse and left.
00:19:30 #138 Where'd he go?
00:19:31 #139 Up to Glendale Road. Couldn't follow without him knowing it.
00:19:34 #140 How long ago was that?
00:19:35 #141 Thirty, forty minutes.
00:19:36 #142 But where's the mail list, Noah?
00:19:37 #143 They'd already hide it someplace for another Peterson man to pick up.
00:19:40 #144 A stinking spy.
00:19:42 #145 We'll find out about that soon enough.
00:19:44 #146 You reckon he'll be home by now?
00:19:45 #147 We'll wait. We've got time.
00:19:47 #148 Tell Doby to get the horse.
00:20:04 #149 Doby, I'm ready to mount.
00:20:06 #150 Where you been, Murphy?
00:20:45 #151 Righty?
00:20:46 #152 What o'clock in the morning?
00:20:48 #153 There's some rule about when a man go righty?
00:20:50 #154 You stinking spy.
00:20:53 #155 Spy? What are you talking about, Sam?
00:20:54 #156 You're a Peterson man.
00:20:56 #157 Peterson man? You're crazy.
00:20:58 #158 Don't lie to us, Murphy.
00:21:02 #159 You know me, boys.
00:21:03 #160 You've known me for a long time.
00:21:05 #161 Yeah.
00:21:06 #162 We now you tipped off Peterson
00:21:08 #163 and we was gonna raid the bank in North Vernon.
00:21:10 #164 Why would I do that?
00:21:12 #165 Why'd you get him paid for it?
00:21:14 #166 You just delivered a letter saying
00:21:16 #167 we were gonna head north for an end again.
00:21:21 #168 I don't know why you got such an idea.
00:21:22 #169 We baited you, Murphy.
00:21:25 #170 You sent me just played like he was getting drunk
00:21:26 #171 and giving away secrets.
00:21:28 #172 We know that it flushed out.
00:21:30 #173 And Court writes so you write the letter.
00:21:33 #174 Court writes lion.
00:21:34 #175 Get a rope.
00:21:43 #176 You kill me for it.
00:21:45 #177 Somebody else will come.
00:21:47 #178 We'll handle him too.
00:21:50 #179 Time up to the staller.
00:21:52 #180 John, get that horse out of there.
00:22:03 #181 We'll let him come too so he'll know what's happened.
00:22:17 #182 Take your time.
00:22:23 #183 There's another letter for Peterson.
00:22:26 #184 Next is your dad.
00:23:11 #185 Oh good, have him come in.
00:23:13 #186 Come on in, Monk.
00:23:14 #187 Thank you, Bill.
00:23:16 #188 Hello, Mrs. Peterson.
00:23:17 #189 Glad to see you, Monk. Sit down.
00:23:19 #190 Thank you, sir.
00:23:20 #191 How are things in Denver?
00:23:21 #192 It's going to be better, Bill.
00:23:22 #193 Did you read about Murphy? Yes, sir.
00:23:25 #194 I did.
00:23:26 #195 Well, that's what happens when something goes wrong.
00:23:29 #196 They shrewd those Reno's and vicious.
00:23:31 #197 Control the whole county in southern Indiana.
00:23:33 #198 Judge, prosecutor, constable, all on their side.
00:23:36 #199 Reno's had them elected.
00:23:39 #200 I still wonder how a thing like that could happen.
00:23:41 #201 Well, people who've had freedom as long as we have sometimes take it for granted.
00:23:46 #202 Come election day, they're lazy. Or counts. Same thing.
00:23:50 #203 However, it's done. Our job is to get it under.
00:23:53 #204 Yes, sir.
00:23:55 #205 How do we go about it?
00:23:58 #206 You're a married man, Monk.
00:24:00 #207 Yes, sir.
00:24:02 #208 My wife knows the line of work I'm in.
00:24:04 #209 I don't want you to jump into this thing.
00:24:06 #210 I didn't know exactly what you had in mind, but to bring me all the way from Denver.
00:24:10 #211 The way I figure it, this is sort of a promotion.
00:24:12 #212 Don't let your vanity get in the way of your better judgment, Monk.
00:24:15 #213 I'm a working man, Bill, with a job to do.
00:24:17 #214 I didn't like my work, I'd have gotten out of it long ago.
00:24:20 #215 In the war, we called it calculated risk.
00:24:23 #216 Yeah, we did.
00:24:26 #217 I've got a new man I want you to work with, Monk.
00:24:28 #218 I don't figure this is a term to break in a greenhorn.
00:24:32 #219 All new to us, that is.
00:24:34 #220 He's had some experience along this line.
00:24:36 #221 Maybe not experience with this kind of violence,
00:24:38 #222 but I think he's the kind of a man
00:24:40 #223 that can handle himself in rough going.
00:24:43 #224 His name is James Barlow.
00:24:46 #225 Barlow?
00:24:47 #226 I see you remember him.
00:24:50 #227 That's the same James Barlow I'm thinking of. I do remember him.
00:24:53 #228 He is. He was in the employ of the Southern States.
00:24:56 #229 Which we found out after the war.
00:24:59 #230 Mr. Greeley said that he was worth a whole army.
00:25:03 #231 It's the only thing that Mr. Greeley ever said that Mr. Lincoln agreed with.
00:25:06 #232 I still wonder how he got hold of so many secrets.
00:25:09 #233 Certain general's wives found him very charming.
00:25:12 #234 Irresistibles the word dad some matter of fact I recall well I wasn't the only one
00:25:18 #235 that invited him to dinner Secretary Stanton had him to him artist as it may sound
00:25:24 #236 man could fool Stanton and me could fool the Reno boys that sounds mighty
00:25:30 #237 reasonable sir you ought to trust him implicitly let him run the whole show how
00:25:34 #238 does he plan to get in with a Reno brothers he doesn't he plans to let
00:25:40 #239 them get in with him. In making out your report to the sheriff on this robbery my
00:26:17 #240 description is as follows. Six feet three, a hundred and ninety-five pounds, hazel
00:26:22 #241 eyes and brown hair. Six feet three, a hundred ninety-five pounds, hazel eyes and brown hair.
00:26:28 #242 You just hit the grade, we've got half a minute. Good. Pull the cord.
00:26:48 #243 I'll get the word out. Now you want me to tell the boss that you give me the signal.
00:26:52 #244 Hey, where are you? Take a few shots at me.
00:26:55 #245 Remember, I took you good, but you had another one hidden.
00:26:58 #246 First, I take some shots at you when the train stops. I give the alarm.
00:27:01 #247 Right. Over the door.
00:27:37 #248 Right on schedule, Jim.
00:27:38 #249 Two-haul three.
00:28:40 #250 I'd like a side of salt, meat, ten pounds of sugar, five pounds of coffee, some bacon soda, and a bathtub.
00:28:49 #251 All right, mister.
00:28:50 #252 Good morning.
00:28:52 #253 I take it you're Jim Barlow. No, you alternate.
00:28:55 #254 That's right.
00:28:56 #255 I said a couple of days ago you expected you stay at the farm.
00:29:01 #256 Here you're a painter.
00:29:03 #257 Yes I am. What do you pay people like El Greco rim brand Van die.
00:29:14 #258 Not quite. Oh this is Mr.
00:29:16 #259 Clark's how you do to meet you you a painter to know I'm just looking after Mr.
00:29:20 #260 Barlow not fully recovered from the war. Good morning Mr Fisher is my order ready
00:29:34 #261 Yes, just finished it.
00:29:36 #262 Mrs. Reno, this is Mr. Barlow.
00:29:43 #263 How do you do, Mr. Barlow?
00:29:46 #264 It's a pleasure, Mrs. Reno.
00:29:47 #265 Noah, you're Hal's nephew.
00:29:49 #266 He's a painter.
00:29:50 #267 Oh.
00:29:51 #268 Well, that be all, sir.
00:29:53 #269 Excuse me, please.
00:29:54 #270 $3.26.
00:30:03 #271 Mr. Fisher, can you change this?
00:30:15 #272 Mr. Barlow, have you got anything smaller?
00:30:21 #273 You want change?
00:30:30 #274 Here you are, sir.
00:30:34 #275 Thank you very much. And come again. I'll do that.
00:30:37 #276 I'll be around for some time.
00:30:38 #277 There you are, Mrs. Lara.
00:30:40 #278 May I help?
00:30:43 #279 Oh, don't bother.
00:30:44 #280 Quite the contrary.
00:30:46 #281 Bill.
00:30:47 #282 What's up with Laura?
00:31:14 #283 I've never seen him before.
00:31:19 #284 Thank you very much.
00:31:34 #285 I hope to see you again, Miss Laura.
00:31:36 #286 May I call on you sometime?
00:31:39 #287 Boy.
00:31:41 #288 I'm afraid not, Mr. Barlow.
00:31:43 #289 Who are you, Mr?
00:31:45 #290 That's none of your business, Pete.
00:31:47 #291 It's going to be on your way, you.
00:31:49 #292 Oh, I beg your pardon.
00:31:51 #293 You heard him.
00:31:53 #294 On your way.
00:31:55 #295 My friends, you have a very good balance.
00:31:57 #296 No!
00:31:58 #297 Take your gun, though.
00:32:09 #298 Sorry, Miss Laura.
00:32:20 #299 Still up to your old tricks, huh?
00:32:28 #300 $30,000, Frank. Got the heap of money.
00:32:31 #301 Are you out of your mind?
00:32:32 #302 I told you we didn't do this train robbery.
00:32:36 #303 The Roba Warramask, had hazel eyes and sandy hair,
00:32:38 #304 was around 35 years old, 6 feet 3 inches,
00:32:41 #305 weighed 195 pounds.
00:32:43 #306 The description fits you, John.
00:32:47 #307 Careful, lot of more.
00:32:48 #308 It's a lot of other people, too.
00:32:52 #309 $30,000.
00:32:53 #310 The judge would be mighty pleased to share in a heap of money like that.
00:32:56 #311 We didn't do it.
00:32:58 #312 But I wish we had.
00:33:00 #313 Don't argue with him, sir.
00:33:04 #314 You're in no position to get up at E.
00:33:06 #315 Listen, you've got your full portion of every job we've ever pulled,
00:33:09 #316 and you'll go right on getting it.
00:33:10 #317 So don't come around here accusing us of holding out on you.
00:33:13 #318 All right, Frank.
00:33:14 #319 But as prosecuting attorney of this county, I warned you.
00:33:17 #320 You sure was rough on him.
00:33:34 #321 We'll be rougher or not if they accuse us any more.
00:33:36 #322 Sit around doing nothing while we take all the chances.
00:33:39 #323 At least in the hold, you gotta pay for races at the hold.
00:33:42 #324 $30,000 is a heap of money.
00:33:44 #325 Who would have thought of holding up a train?
00:33:46 #326 Seems like a business worth considering.
00:33:48 #327 What was the matter with them?
00:34:00 #328 Oh, money crazy.
00:34:01 #329 As usual, they're accusing John of holding up the train.
00:34:03 #330 Yeah, but Frank shot them up real popular.
00:34:05 #331 You think it's smart to make them mad?
00:34:07 #332 They better worry about making me mad.
00:34:10 #333 Here, how'd it go?
00:34:34 #334 Fine, Dois, you set it up well.
00:34:36 #335 Good.
00:34:38 #336 Buy some extra shooting iron?
00:34:40 #337 No, we met a young lady.
00:34:42 #338 Two gentlemen objected.
00:34:43 #339 It turned out to be a couple of fellas named Lee and Pete.
00:34:45 #340 They're a couple of the Reno gang.
00:34:47 #341 The families?
00:34:48 #342 No, just henchmen.
00:34:50 #343 Well, you certainly started to ball rolling all right.
00:34:53 #344 You sure did. That's the object.
00:34:56 #345 But the description does fit John Reno.
00:34:59 #346 John Reno didn't do it. He never does anything by himself.
00:35:02 #347 Frank, that's all. Thank you.
00:35:04 #348 Frank didn't do it either.
00:35:05 #349 Mine don't run that way.
00:35:07 #350 Here are two suspicious.
00:35:09 #351 We've got to write to be suspicious.
00:35:10 #352 Our share keeps getting smaller and smaller
00:35:12 #353 personally you know that dealers out completely.
00:35:15 #354 How can they?
00:35:16 #355 We'll be reelected next month for two more years.
00:35:19 #356 They know which side they're breast-butter to.
00:35:22 #357 You think we can get away with this for two more years?
00:35:25 #358 Our collusion with the Reno brothers
00:35:26 #359 is one of the worst kept secrets in history.
00:35:29 #360 Collusion. Conspiracy, malfeasance.
00:35:32 #361 You're on it, but true, we've got to be realistic.
00:35:36 #362 And thank Jabba North Vernon sure would have helped.
00:35:39 #363 Who'd he cryin' about that?
00:35:41 #364 We'll make it up on that Davies County job.
00:35:43 #365 How much of tax collection's around?
00:35:45 #366 My demok'er, 20,000.
00:35:47 #367 It's time we protect ourselves.
00:35:49 #368 We'll send Jason a court-triple.
00:35:50 #369 Oh, I think he'd had no experience in that kind of thing.
00:35:52 #370 It doesn't matter.
00:35:53 #371 When the money's counted, I want somebody there we can trust.
00:35:57 #372 If you'll ever find anybody you can trust.
00:36:00 #373 You trust?
00:36:01 #374 Here, Judge.
00:36:02 #375 Those two fellows are in the bank.
00:36:10 #376 They've come across with them $100 bills for the train robbery.
00:36:14 #377 Serious numbers check.
00:36:15 #378 We could get it.
00:36:17 #379 We'd fish for you, department.
00:36:19 #380 You reckon we'll win the renal spending?
00:36:20 #381 We sure got a five-hour old spent.
00:36:22 #382 I remember.
00:36:27 #383 First $100 bill we've seen in years,
00:36:29 #384 and all you often have to spend it.
00:36:31 #385 The one that tangled with Pete McCartney and Lee Hardy?
00:36:33 #386 That's right.
00:36:33 #387 Name's Marlowe.
00:36:34 #388 He's a painter.
00:36:35 #389 New fella.
00:36:36 #390 You have to be new to the tango with those two.
00:36:39 #391 I had a whole handful of hundred dollar bills.
00:36:42 #392 Some wrong?
00:36:43 #393 Oh no, no, just check it.
00:36:45 #394 A handful of hundred dollar bills?
00:36:55 #395 Something else too.
00:36:57 #396 He fits the description of the holdup man.
00:37:00 #397 I'd say he has some explaining to do.
00:37:03 #398 You'd better get at it.
00:37:09 #399 I'm getting sick and tired of you snarling at me.
00:37:12 #400 Well, then behave yourself.
00:37:14 #401 You know how I feel about you taking up with strangers?
00:37:17 #402 I didn't take up with him.
00:37:18 #403 He helped me into the buggy with my packages.
00:37:21 #404 Well, a boy said you and him was getting mighty friendly.
00:37:25 #405 Now you understand one thing.
00:37:27 #406 This is my house.
00:37:28 #407 You want to go on using it, you better be careful.
00:37:31 #408 Back to the Davies County job.
00:37:43 #409 It's time we're not all going in at once.
00:37:45 #410 We're in three locks.
00:37:47 #411 But I never seen them before.
00:38:17 #412 I think you'd to bring these back.
00:38:19 #413 Guess those two are cool off enough to be trusted with them.
00:38:21 #414 Besides, it gives me a chance to see you again.
00:38:28 #415 Hold it.
00:38:32 #416 Get inside.
00:38:34 #417 Don't order me around, Frank.
00:38:38 #418 What do you want?
00:38:40 #419 Oh, I nothing.
00:38:42 #420 I'm just returning some equipment that
00:38:43 #421 belongs to friends of Miss Laura, some pistols.
00:38:46 #422 Drop them.
00:38:52 #423 Now back away.
00:38:55 #424 Who's he?
00:38:57 #425 I'm her brother.
00:38:59 #426 Well, Mr. I must say, you don't act very neighborly.
00:39:02 #427 Got no cause to be neighborly.
00:39:04 #428 Get off of the property and stay off.
00:39:06 #429 Didn't come to see you, came to see Miss Laura.
00:39:10 #430 You heard me.
00:39:16 #431 It's all right, Miss Laura.
00:39:17 #432 Leave me in trouble. I'll see you someplace else.
00:39:21 #433 When you come in town again, she ain't.
00:39:24 #434 Good morning.
00:39:29 #435 See you then.
00:39:46 #436 You may think you're spiting me, but let me tell you something.
00:39:49 #437 Anything goes wrong.
00:39:50 #438 You've got just as much to lose as the rest of us.
00:39:53 #439 Get that through your pretty little head, will you?
00:39:58 #440 Get one thing through your head, too.
00:40:01 #441 I'm not a child.
00:40:03 #442 And I won't be treated like one any longer.
00:40:57 #443 I hear mice.
00:41:15 #444 Put your hands up.
00:41:17 #445 What's going on here?
00:41:18 #446 You two.
00:41:19 #447 Who are you? The law.
00:41:20 #448 Anybody else inside that house come out with your hands up.
00:41:22 #449 I'll shoot these county for you, but don't damage God.
00:41:24 #450 Maybe not.
00:41:25 #451 Mind telling us what they charge you? Suspicion. All words.
00:41:28 #452 Suspicion of what?
00:41:30 #453 Train robbery.
00:41:32 #454 Why, you're a bigger fool than I thought. All right, boys.
00:41:34 #455 Take them into town.
00:41:37 #456 You can't do this, I tell you.
00:41:39 #457 Most disgraceful thing I ever heard of.
00:41:41 #458 Who do you fellas think you are anyway? The law. That's who.
00:41:43 #459 Take them in.
00:41:44 #460 Six nice clean, crisp $100 notes.
00:41:56 #461 Just forget the judge and split this between us.
00:41:59 #462 Why?
00:42:00 #463 Why, uh, why not?
00:42:05 #464 Let's have a look inside.
00:42:08 #465 We were coming to see more from Robertson, Illinois.
00:42:10 #466 We saw the crowd around the money box.
00:42:12 #467 We went down there.
00:42:13 #468 They had been a train robbery.
00:42:15 #469 We found the money.
00:42:16 #470 I guess the robbers dropped it.
00:42:17 #471 For three hours, I've been telling you that.
00:42:19 #472 And for three hours, I've been telling you we don't believe it.
00:42:21 #473 I can't help it.
00:42:22 #474 Sit down.
00:42:23 #475 Order.
00:42:26 #476 No.
00:42:28 #477 The money matches.
00:42:29 #478 The description matches.
00:42:30 #479 Your arrival here matches.
00:42:32 #480 Everything matches. Oh, incidents.
00:42:33 #481 Where's the money? You took it.
00:42:35 #482 I mean the rest of it. The other $29,000.
00:42:37 #483 Oh, it's for you. You won't believe me.
00:42:40 #484 Any news?
00:42:41 #485 Don't talk. How about him?
00:42:43 #486 Nothing.
00:42:45 #487 All right. On your feet.
00:42:47 #488 Come on. Where's the money?
00:43:12 #489 Latimer was asking questions.
00:43:14 #490 All of a sudden, Barlow said, get the judge.
00:43:16 #491 And Latimer got excited.
00:43:17 #492 He said he was the prosecutor's attorney.
00:43:19 #493 And Barlow had anything to say.
00:43:21 #494 He was the one to say it to.
00:43:23 #495 Naturally, I've been one to talk to.
00:43:25 #496 Glad I'm a threat to Fogg everything.
00:43:40 #497 He wants to talk to you.
00:43:42 #498 So we're here.
00:43:43 #499 Go ahead and talk.
00:43:47 #500 You listen to me.
00:43:48 #501 I'm the prosecuting attorney here.
00:43:50 #502 Wait outside.
00:43:52 #503 This was my doing.
00:43:53 #504 He never budged.
00:43:54 #505 I threatened to get the express messenger down here
00:43:56 #506 to identify him.
00:43:57 #507 That's what weakened him.
00:43:58 #508 Wait outside.
00:43:59 #509 What west do you want to see?
00:44:20 #510 I have a drink of water, Judge.
00:44:30 #511 You appreciate it, aren't you, Judge?
00:44:32 #512 How's that?
00:44:35 #513 The imponderables.
00:44:38 #514 The little things that happened to wreck the foolproof set up
00:44:42 #515 that you can never figure will happen.
00:44:45 #516 This was a foolproof set up.
00:44:48 #517 I had a contact man in the express office
00:44:50 #518 who told me when the money would be shipped.
00:44:51 #519 I picked the perfect spot for the train robbery,
00:44:54 #520 the money box was open just right,
00:44:55 #521 and up to that point everything was perfect.
00:44:58 #522 And then, and then came the imponderable.
00:45:06 #523 In my hurry to get away,
00:45:07 #524 I dropped a few bills with serial numbers
00:45:09 #525 and here I am, Arony.
00:45:18 #526 Where's the money?
00:45:20 #527 Hidden.
00:45:21 #528 My share that is.
00:45:22 #529 Your share.
00:45:23 #530 Where in this all be a sale?
00:45:27 #531 No man could do this by himself.
00:45:28 #532 There were six of us.
00:45:29 #533 Seven counting the contact man.
00:45:32 #534 Where are they now?
00:45:33 #535 Got it.
00:45:34 #536 There's three here.
00:45:37 #537 Two that Flaxen and me.
00:45:40 #538 U-hold had nothing to do with it.
00:45:41 #539 He didn't know about it.
00:45:43 #540 Flaxen's share hidden too?
00:45:44 #541 With mine at the U-hold for him.
00:45:46 #542 Where at the U-hold for him?
00:45:49 #543 You couldn't find it.
00:45:49 #544 I'd have to go with you.
00:46:00 #545 You're a practical man, Judge.
00:46:02 #546 Sure, you can send clerks into me to prison,
00:46:04 #547 but it won't get you a raise in salary
00:46:06 #548 and won't get you much of a reward.
00:46:08 #549 And as for me, with a contact man
00:46:11 #550 who knows when the big express wanted shipments
00:46:13 #551 are to be made, it'll ruin a million-dollar business.
00:46:19 #552 You say you've got a contact man to express on it?
00:46:21 #553 A big one.
00:46:22 #554 A superintendent.
00:46:25 #555 With your office?
00:46:27 #556 I'm a practical man, too, Judge.
00:46:30 #557 How do I know you're lying?
00:46:32 #558 You think I left that train on the spur of the moment?
00:46:34 #559 How do you think I knew the money was a boy?
00:46:36 #560 A million dollar business, but not with me in prison.
00:46:44 #561 We don't get it, somebody else will.
00:46:46 #562 Where you talk?
00:46:51 #563 Like we hand it to you, sir.
00:46:54 #564 All I need is a little freedom.
00:46:57 #565 It won't be that simple.
00:46:59 #566 A lot of people here in town know you were arrested
00:47:01 #567 with some of that hold up money in your possession.
00:47:03 #568 Or you gotta say yes, I proved.
00:47:05 #569 I found it around the money box.
00:47:06 #570 Others did.
00:47:09 #571 What guarantee if I got fraternity loo?
00:47:11 #572 The best in the world. I need you more than you need me.
00:47:15 #573 This is a safe place to hold up between operations.
00:47:18 #574 Besides, if I did pull out, you'd still be better off by $3,000.
00:47:37 #575 I guess we owe Mr. Barlow an apology.
00:47:39 #576 He's clean as a house, too.
00:47:41 #577 Wait a minute.
00:47:42 #578 Perhaps you misunderstood me.
00:47:44 #579 Mr. Barlow had nothing to do with the train robbery.
00:47:47 #580 He found the money.
00:47:48 #581 That was our opinion too.
00:47:52 #582 Yeah, clean as a house too.
00:47:54 #583 Yeah.
00:47:54 #584 That cord rat released the other two.
00:47:56 #585 I'm going out to the U-Haul farm with Mr. Barlow.
00:47:58 #586 Why did I go to?
00:47:59 #587 And me?
00:48:00 #588 Try and stop you.
00:48:02 #589 Oh, by the way, did you two gents
00:48:05 #590 give the judge his share of the $600 you took from me?
00:48:08 #591 There you are, your honor.
00:48:30 #592 $3,000.
00:48:33 #593 This is only the beginning.
00:48:36 #594 All right, so far so good.
00:48:37 #595 Now where do we go from here?
00:48:39 #596 We have to wait for news from the head office.
00:48:42 #597 Let's hope it won't be too long.
00:48:44 #598 We hope stronger than you.
00:48:46 #599 Since we're the ones who've been cleaned out.
00:48:49 #600 Have a good day, gentlemen.
00:48:54 #601 And rather nap those three than to turn in the Reno boys.
00:48:57 #602 Take it easy, Chief. One thing at a time.
00:49:06 #603 Was that the three thousand even?
00:49:08 #604 You'll get yours, Mr. Prosecutor. You'll get it.
00:49:11 #605 Just ask him.
00:49:13 #606 You know, I was just thinking.
00:49:16 #607 He'd be a good one to send to Davis County with a Reno.
00:49:19 #608 Did it Jason or Cortenright?
00:49:21 #609 Maybe one thing he don't scare easy.
00:49:25 #610 You reckon the reason is to stand for it.
00:49:27 #611 You have to make it a court order.
00:49:32 #612 Anything else is fine. Oh yes I'd like a side of bacon.
00:49:40 #613 But yesterday I know I'd like another side of bacon.
00:49:47 #614 Eight and a half pounds all right fine anything else.
00:49:51 #615 That's all. Here's that article you asked for.
00:49:56 #616 Oh, thank you.
00:49:58 #617 Goodbye, Mr. Fisher.
00:49:59 #618 Goodbye, Miss Barlow.
00:50:02 #619 Howdy, Laura.
00:50:03 #620 Oh, Clint.
00:50:04 #621 Oh, Mr. Barlow, I'd like you to meet my brother, Clint.
00:50:07 #622 How are you?
00:50:08 #623 How do you do?
00:50:09 #624 Nice meeting you, Miss Barlow.
00:50:12 #625 It's, um...
00:50:31 #626 a book I borrowed from Mr. Fisher.
00:50:34 #627 Interested in painters, Miss Laura?
00:50:36 #628 Yes.
00:50:38 #629 Sixteenth-century painters.
00:50:40 #630 Oh.
00:50:41 #631 I don't think you're gonna find me in this edition.
00:50:44 #632 I'm sure we shop tomorrow.
00:51:02 #633 A couple more shopping days like this and I can open my own store.
00:51:07 #634 It's been a genuine pleasure, Miss Lawrence.
00:51:10 #635 I agree.
00:51:13 #636 Thank you, Mr. Barlow.
00:51:15 #637 Good day.
00:51:16 #638 You know, I'm getting yourself killed.
00:51:18 #639 I'm sorry.
00:51:19 #640 I was just planning my future.
00:51:45 #641 I don't like you, Barlow.
00:51:47 #642 Don't like you at all.
00:51:48 #643 I admire guts.
00:51:50 #644 Judge Hawkins says you're pretty good at trainwrapping.
00:51:53 #645 You're pretty good at train riding.
00:51:55 #646 Fair, I'd say.
00:51:57 #647 Seems to think you're good enough to ride with the Reno's.
00:52:00 #648 That's a compliment.
00:52:02 #649 My partner and I'll consider your invitation.
00:52:04 #650 No, partner.
00:52:06 #651 Judge didn't say nothing about nobody, just you.
00:52:09 #652 I see.
00:52:11 #653 When do we go?
00:52:13 #654 Now. Now? Where?
00:52:16 #655 When you ride with us, Barlow, don't ask no questions.
00:52:19 #656 Give him a blow.
00:52:57 #657 Isn't that the state line we just crossed?
00:52:59 #658 Right? Any harm now? I'm telling me where we're going?
00:53:02 #659 Up ahead.
00:53:03 #660 How much farther?
00:53:04 #661 You asked too many questions.
00:53:06 #662 What do you mean by that?
00:53:07 #663 Look, you're along with an extra hand.
00:53:09 #664 You got nothing to say. Didn't the judge make that clear?
00:53:11 #665 Yeah.
00:53:12 #666 All right, now I'm making it clear.
00:53:13 #667 So get it through your head.
00:53:15 #668 All right.
00:53:16 #669 We'll sit up, circle around, and go in.
00:53:18 #670 Toby?
00:53:19 #671 Yeah.
00:53:20 #672 We'll meet us on Churchill.
00:53:21 #673 Put John and Sim up in front of the surveillance office.
00:53:23 #674 Come on, John.
00:53:24 #675 Hey!
00:53:25 #676 Don't break the courthouse.
00:53:26 #677 There's no good the front way.
00:53:42 #678 The house is no good the front way.
00:53:43 #679 They gotta go around the bank.
00:53:45 #680 Frank didn't plan it that way.
00:53:47 #681 Frank didn't plan to have the sheriff eat these dinner
00:53:48 #682 across the street either.
00:54:28 #683 Pete says we gotta use the back door of the courthouse.
00:54:30 #684 All right, let's go.
00:58:58 #685 We've got the telegraph on their side.
00:59:00 #686 This is where we split up.
00:59:01 #687 Every man goes back to the house his own way.
00:59:03 #688 Roundabout, too.
00:59:20 #689 I said this is where we split up.
00:59:22 #690 I don't know this country.
00:59:24 #691 Well, go with one of them.
00:59:28 #692 Tinde's how you're the one that's got the money.
00:59:43 #693 1,220 dollars.
00:59:45 #694 A split between ten of us, that's $2,122 a piece.
00:59:49 #695 That don't seem like very much.
00:59:51 #696 Could have been more.
00:59:52 #697 Why wasn't it then?
00:59:53 #698 Ask him.
00:59:54 #699 Everything was going fine.
00:59:55 #700 He took a shot at one of the clerks.
00:59:57 #701 By letting him get his hands on that pistol,
00:59:58 #702 he'd have blown somebody's head off.
01:00:01 #703 Should have put him on the floor in the first place.
01:00:02 #704 Should have put them all on the floor the moment we went in.
01:00:06 #705 You don't think much of the way I run things, do you?
01:00:10 #706 No, not very much.
01:00:11 #707 $2,122 a piece for all this work and risk.
01:00:16 #708 You'd be better off if you went back to plowing.
01:00:19 #709 You'll get a chance to see what kind of a job you come up with.
01:00:21 #710 Won't be for chicken feet like this. You can bet on it.
01:00:24 #711 Count out my share. I want to get to bed.
01:00:33 #712 This time I'll divide with Clarkson, but next time...
01:00:37 #713 he's got to be in on it. Good night.
01:00:41 #714 Who is a nice equal?
01:00:46 #715 Might be big for his britches.
01:00:47 #716 That is a six-gun real pretty, though. Real pretty.
01:00:56 #717 You paint a pretty picture, Mr. Bono.
01:01:03 #718 I'm sorry if I disappoint you, Miss Laura,
01:01:05 #719 but as you know, in our business,
01:01:07 #720 a little dishonest is necessary now, man.
01:01:12 #721 So you're no better than the rest of them.
01:01:15 #722 In fact, you're not as good.
01:01:17 #723 At least the Rinos don't pretend to be something they're not.
01:01:21 #724 I'm flattered by your interest, but...
01:01:24 #725 if you were attracted by the painter rather than the man,
01:01:27 #726 maybe it's better you find out now.
01:01:31 #727 I guess it is.
01:01:35 #728 I don't expect much from people.
01:01:38 #729 But I believed in you.
01:01:41 #730 I wanted to believe in you.
01:01:43 #731 I wanted so much to believe in you.
01:01:58 #732 I can't wait any longer.
01:02:01 #733 I have to send a message to Peterson.
01:02:03 #734 He'll come back tomorrow morning.
01:02:06 #735 Maybe so or maybe not.
01:02:07 #736 He might have been on the side of his business.
01:02:10 #737 I was warned about a spondish for women.
01:02:13 #738 You better get a horse saddle.
01:02:15 #739 As you say it, somebody's coming.
01:02:20 #740 That's funny.
01:02:27 #741 Going around the back.
01:02:35 #742 Good evening, gents.
01:02:36 #743 Hi.
01:02:37 #744 No, I want you to get a lot of started on this way to Peterson.
01:02:40 #745 I'll settle that right away.
01:02:42 #746 Where you been, Jim?
01:02:43 #747 What happened?
01:02:45 #748 Several interesting things, what?
01:02:48 #749 Several interesting things.
01:02:52 #750 Let it vile, Dad.
01:02:58 #751 Sure.
01:02:59 #752 He's making progress.
01:03:06 #753 I want to meet him at the Sheriff's office in North Vernon as quickly as possible.
01:03:10 #754 Oh?
01:03:11 #755 Get word to our field man that I'll be there Friday night.
01:03:14 #756 You best make it Saturday night.
01:03:15 #757 It may take a little while to find Ironomus. He's always on the move, you know.
01:03:18 #758 Oh, Saturday then?
01:03:20 #759 Ironomus. What a name.
01:03:23 #760 Yeah.
01:03:24 #761 Howdy, Tom Donnells.
01:03:51 #762 You ain't the old man who's a man himself.
01:03:53 #763 Sell anything new?
01:03:54 #764 No.
01:03:55 #765 Your old stuff's getting better.
01:03:56 #766 Ha. I want you to meet my boys.
01:03:58 #767 Jim, Mom, come here.
01:04:00 #768 This man, nephew Jim Barlow.
01:04:02 #769 Happy to make your acquaintance, Mr. Barlow. Monk Clackton.
01:04:04 #770 Clackton's mis-clacketed.
01:04:06 #771 What are you doing back in this territory?
01:04:08 #772 Oh, I got a fine line of manamoware.
01:04:10 #773 Stuart Potts and Sid Dachies.
01:04:14 #774 All right, you can talk now.
01:04:16 #775 We're bar shells.
01:04:17 #776 My business friend, caution becomes a habit.
01:04:21 #777 Mr. Peterson wants to meet you Saturday night.
01:04:24 #778 Where?
01:04:25 #779 Sheriff Mosley's office in North London.
01:04:28 #780 I'll be there.
01:04:29 #781 Oh, Peterson, glad he could make it.
01:04:45 #782 Good to see you, Jim. Sheriff Mosley.
01:04:48 #783 Sheriff? Howdy, Bob.
01:04:49 #784 Deputy Barton.
01:04:50 #785 Howdy.
01:04:52 #786 I was beginning to worry about you.
01:04:54 #787 I did a little warning myself.
01:04:55 #788 How's Muck?
01:04:56 #789 Oh, just fine. Just fine.
01:04:57 #790 Sit down, sir.
01:04:58 #791 Gentlemen, here's the layout.
01:05:02 #792 I got the clique all primed for a big haul.
01:05:05 #793 All that's necessary is to bait the trap,
01:05:07 #794 but we must bait it well.
01:05:09 #795 Here's the telegram in Indianapolis.
01:05:17 #796 James Barlow, Seymour, Indiana.
01:05:20 #797 Based on yield this year,
01:05:22 #798 next corn crop should reach 100,000 bushels.
01:05:25 #799 And we'll need your help to farm.
01:05:28 #800 Aunt Mary leaves here Friday the 11th
01:05:31 #801 on train 58 on her way to Louisville.
01:05:35 #802 Try to see her for a moment at Seymour.
01:05:39 #803 What does this mean?
01:05:40 #804 That's from the contact man
01:05:42 #805 at the home office of the express company.
01:05:44 #806 Oh.
01:05:45 #807 It means train 58 leading Indianapolis for Louisville this coming Friday will be carrying
01:05:54 #808 $100,000 a hundred thousand dollars
01:05:59 #809 It's the answer to every day means we can go to California now gentlemen
01:06:02 #810 I wouldn't be buying my tickets yet remember Friday's only three days off that won't give me enough time to get my men together
01:06:09 #811 Claxton and I can't handle this by ourselves
01:06:11 #812 You've got the Reno boys.
01:06:13 #813 I don't get along with them.
01:06:14 #814 They have Claude Hopper's crew.
01:06:16 #815 They've done good so far.
01:06:17 #816 Reputation, yes, but they're still Claude Hoppers.
01:06:21 #817 This is a big job.
01:06:22 #818 It has to be handled right.
01:06:24 #819 Otherwise, I'd rather pass it up and wait for another one.
01:06:27 #820 But when will that be?
01:06:28 #821 I don't know.
01:06:30 #822 The Reno's followed your orders on this.
01:06:33 #823 You know how they feel. Frank wants to run everything.
01:06:36 #824 But suppose he lets you run it?
01:06:38 #825 Yeah. Yeah.
01:06:40 #826 You understand they're my instructions.
01:06:42 #827 I won't have any arguments from anyone.
01:06:44 #828 Over that kind of money, we can afford to let you run things.
01:06:48 #829 There can't be any hit or miss about this.
01:06:50 #830 We'll meet at the U-Haul farm at five in the morning.
01:06:53 #831 I'll be waiting.
01:07:04 #832 Now blow the temperate man off.
01:07:29 #833 After we get the money.
01:07:31 #834 Hello, friend.
01:07:45 #835 Barlow, I got to talk to you.
01:07:47 #836 What about?
01:07:50 #837 Laura.
01:07:52 #838 I want you to get her away from here before it's too late.
01:07:56 #839 I've tried to get her away myself, even off of the Leeds County with her, but she's loyal to my brother.
01:08:03 #840 I don't know that I could do anything about it.
01:08:06 #841 You can break her loose. That's what you can do about it.
01:08:09 #842 My brothers are no good. They're destroying themselves, they're destroying Laura, and maybe you too if you don't get away.
01:08:15 #843 She's worth saving, Mr. Barlow. Believe me, she's worth saving.
01:08:21 #844 Take her away.
01:08:23 #845 She'll go with you.
01:08:25 #846 She's in love with you.
01:08:28 #847 Seems to me this is something she should say for a self-print.
01:08:34 #848 No, but it's getting mighty late.
01:08:55 #849 Let's get ready for it.
01:08:56 #850 On the bend.
01:09:01 #851 Jake, take your men around the other end of the train.
01:09:34 #852 Be quiet. Call with me.
01:09:36 #853 Who's late? Did they get the man with the horses?
01:16:02 #854 We got the lot.
01:16:03 #855 You didn't know how right he was when he called us a calculated risk.
01:16:18 #856 Man, he doesn't...
01:16:21 #857 Nobody knows what the Reno's can do.
01:16:47 #858 can do. We simply cannot take any more chances with them not only for our own
01:16:53 #859 sake but for the sake of the whole state. All around us other counties are decent
01:16:58 #860 and God-fearing while we have been notorious. This is not mine. This is the
01:17:08 #861 idea of the majority of you. None of us is excited. None of us is
01:17:14 #862 is hotheaded. This is something that has to be done and done with a little compunction
01:17:21 #863 that you would kill a rattlesnake. Anybody got anything to say? As long as the
01:17:28 #864 Reno's are left alive, there's always a threat that will be terrorized again. I say the
01:17:33 #865 time has come for us to make sure we can live the rest of our lives in peace and quiet.
01:17:38 #866 And it takes some of the shame off Jackson County. Anything else? We've talked enough.
01:17:43 #867 Let's get that job done
01:17:45 #868 Now 11 o'clock
01:17:48 #869 We'll leave right away. That should put us there by three while it's still dark
01:17:53 #870 Come on and with math get yourself some night out. What's going on here?
01:20:00 #871 See you all first part here. That's a bottle. They're after Frank and the others oh
01:20:14 #872 Fisher and the mob they're headed for north Vernon look at the Laura
01:20:18 #873 What happened?
01:20:19 #874 Fisher, Dedrick and Polia have been taken.
01:20:21 #875 They've turned up the whole town.
01:20:23 #876 Raise your hands, Sheriff.
01:20:25 #877 Stand up.
01:21:58 #878 Don't reach for your gun.
01:22:00 #879 What do you want?
01:22:01 #880 We want the Reno brothers.
01:22:03 #881 You men got no right to the keys.
01:22:05 #882 You hear that?
01:22:06 #883 You men got no right to the keys.
01:22:21 #884 Why are you guys wearing masks?
01:22:23 #885 I can't remember.
01:22:24 #886 I don't know.
01:22:29 #887 All right.
01:22:30 #888 I can go right back.
01:22:33 #889 All right.
01:22:34 #890 That's far enough.
01:22:35 #891 All right.
01:22:38 #892 Hurry up.
01:22:39 #893 We haven't got all night.
01:22:48 #894 Which way?
01:22:51 #895 All right.
01:23:04 #896 Take them out.
01:23:15 #897 All right, boys.
01:23:16 #898 Go your cad.
01:23:17 #899 Break!
01:23:19 #900 This one next, man.
01:23:21 #901 Right?
01:23:22 #902 Take it.
01:23:23 #903 You got a lot of good stuff.
01:23:25 #904 No!
01:23:26 #905 How you gonna give us a drill?
01:23:28 #906 No!
01:23:29 #907 Shut up and stop begging like a yellow belly.
01:23:39 #908 All right, drag him out of there.
01:23:43 #909 I ain't forgot how to walk it.
01:23:51 #910 Get your hands off of me.
01:24:02 #911 You keep out of this, Barlow.
01:24:10 #912 You're breaking the law. I'm going in.
01:24:11 #913 We're the law now.
01:24:13 #914 You're a mob.
01:24:14 #915 We're the citizens and we're going through this.
01:24:15 #916 You're making me sick.
01:24:21 #917 Dad, you're making me sick.
01:24:22 #918 Break! Get away from those ropes!
01:24:25 #919 Too late, Barlow.
01:24:26 #920 You won't law and order.
01:24:28 #921 Is this the way to get it with a mob?
01:24:29 #922 The arenas are gonna be tried.
01:24:31 #923 Tried, legal and proper.
01:24:33 #924 They're going to be hanged now.
01:24:35 #925 Just drop that gun, Barlow.
01:24:38 #926 Get on with it.
01:24:40 #927 I know you, Fisher, and you, Dedrick.
01:24:43 #928 If you hang these men...
01:24:58 #929 Dedrick, who are they?
01:25:02 #930 I don't like lynches much better than I like outlaws.
01:25:05 #931 Put them in the Reno cells.
01:25:06 #932 It was worth it.
01:25:07 #933 After a few years behind the bars, maybe you'll change it too.
01:25:14 #934 How'd you get shooting, Barlow?
01:25:19 #935 Didn't do much good after all.
01:25:32 #936 You shouldn't have come here.
01:25:35 #937 I had to.
01:25:36 #938 I'm sorry, Laura. I tried.
01:25:43 #939 I know.