Deputy Marshal Sam Buckhart kills a bank robber while the other one manages to escape.
The bank robber's young son, Clint is alone, angry and upset. Sam takes Clint to the boarding house to be taken care off. Little Tess notices that Clint is looking for a gun.
He means to shoot down Sam Buckhart in revenge. While Sam talks to Deputy Billy Lordan about tracking down the other bank robber as well as calming down Clint's anger.
The boy has made contact with bank robber. They have made a plan to trap Sam and shoot him. It involves Clint trying to entice. Sam away.
Sensing this is a ploy, Sam goes for it just in order to get through to the boy.
The ending is very simplistic, very much in keeping with the black and white morality of vintage television. Not an ending I bought.
The bank robber's young son, Clint is alone, angry and upset. Sam takes Clint to the boarding house to be taken care off. Little Tess notices that Clint is looking for a gun.
He means to shoot down Sam Buckhart in revenge. While Sam talks to Deputy Billy Lordan about tracking down the other bank robber as well as calming down Clint's anger.
The boy has made contact with bank robber. They have made a plan to trap Sam and shoot him. It involves Clint trying to entice. Sam away.
Sensing this is a ploy, Sam goes for it just in order to get through to the boy.
The ending is very simplistic, very much in keeping with the black and white morality of vintage television. Not an ending I bought.