Plunder Road Page #2
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- 1957
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about 8 hours ago.
8 hours from Salt Lake.
You're really moving.
Hey, Tom, come up here a minute!
Hey, uh...
Hey...
Would you kinda take it careful, fellas?
If I get so much as a scratch on
that stuff, my wife will kill me!
Well, you know how women are.
You're okay, buddy.
- Take it easy, pal.
- Yeah, you too.
Hey, does that gum-chewing really
help cut down your smoking?
Oh, I don't smoke. I just want
to make sure I don't start.
12-33, stand by.
13-A-43, clear.
TSI-11, clear...
Hey, wait a minute. Hold on there! Halt!
Hold up there!
Halt!
Halt!
Halt!
TL-75, stand by.
Why don't they say something?
What do you want to hear, your name?
No. You know what I mean.
Nothing about those guards knocked out
by the gas, or the two guys we slugged.
They weren't hit too hard, were they?
How do you suppose the police know
about the trucks and the mask?
Yeah, but things happen sometimes.
609, can you handle the call?
No traffic unit available.
CM...[Click.]
I know one thing...
I'll be glad when we get past
one of these roadblocks.
This is it.
With that look on your face, you might
as well tell them the whole story.
You won't get this service every day.
- That's okay. We'll sit.
- Sorry, buddy. Everybody out.
- Let's check the seal.
- Yeah, yeah.
What's all that for?
I just follow orders, fella.
That guy looks like he's
trying to make his own road.
A fella could get hurt that way.
- Okay, Dave?
- All secure.
- What happened to him?
- He got hurt.
You're okay.
Say, um, I've been having
Would it goof anything if I
pulled over and had a look at it?
Pull over there. About 25, 30 yards.
Thanks a lot.
Let's move.
So, they give me 10 lousy years.
Good behavior, I'm out in 6.
That's where I read all about Rio.
No kidding.
You ought to come down there with us.
We take you now to John Oliver
in Salt Lake City...
...for further news on
the gold train robbery.
The first break in the fabulous gold
robbery occurred about an hour and...
a half ago, when a part
of the $10 million...
Watch it! Watch it!
One of the bandits was shot and
killed while attempting to run...
- ...through a police roadblock.
- What's the matter? You deaf?
I wonder how they found that out.
You suppose they know
which way we're heading?
Well, if you'll clam up for a
while, maybe we'll find out!
The claimed man was tentatively
identified as Roland "Rolly" Adams.
Police have intensified their search
for the apparently abandoned van...
...and crane truck...[Click.]
I wonder how they found Rolly.
No wonder you got set up so many
times. You think cops are dumb!
Skeets?
Look, just relax, will you?
Keep your eyes on the road.
Maybe we should pull
over and wait for Eddie.
Maybe he'll want to change the plans.
Maybe you'll keep quiet
for a while, huh?
A huge dragnet for the white stocking-
faced bandits has now spread...
...to 23 states, with still no trace of
the truck believed to be carrying...
...the remainder of
the $10 million in gold.
The engineer and fireman of the
train, injured during the raid...
...and the guards who were rendered
unconscious by the gas fumes...
...have all been released from
the hospital at Vandervere, Utah.
In an effort to trap the elusive
gold bandits, police have tightened...
...the web by calling in reservists,
thus allowing them to establish an...
...unprecedented number
of roadblocks, covering...
...every highway and back
road as far east as Ohio.
Authorities have asked all trucking
companies to put as few vehicles on...
...the road as possible, in an attempt
to narrow down the truck traffic.
We're right, aren't we?
If we wasn't, I'd have told you.
There it is.
Hey, fella:
where's the, uh...?Right around the back, to the left.
Fill it up, will you?
Don't get many trucks nowadays
since the new highway's in.
They, uh, caught those robbers yet?
No...I don't know.
They'll catch them.
How's that?
Can't help but catch them.
Fellas like that hardly
have a chance nowadays...
...with radio and all that
science against them.
- You think so, huh?
- Ah, sure.
Now back a few years ago, it was
different. A man had a real chance.
Nowadays, everything's got a system
that's pretty hard to beat.
I don't know.
That's the way to talk. Don't let
an old codger like me get you down.
Yes sir, I can remember when
I was a young buck like you...
Oh, it'll take 25 or 30
gallons. It's almost empty.
Yes sir, there are all
sorts of opportunity.
That was my mistake: there's
too much opportunity!
Now, if when I'd have been your age, I'd
have hitched onto one single thing...
...and stuck to it -- heh -- there's
no telling where I'd be today.
Y'know, that's what I'm planning to do.
I figure that if a guy is going to
make it, he's got to specialize.
He's got to find one thing and
stick to it, no matter what.
That's the spirit.
How's the oil?
I'll check.
No sir, that...that don't
mean nothing to me.
Had to.
Look, the Canadian border is only 500
miles from here. New York is 2000.
Right. So the cops figured
they'd head for the border.
I say they're smarter than that.
I say they're headed for New York.
Well, you'll see.
What would you like?
A couple of ham sandwiches
and two coffees to go. Black.
White or rye?
White.
You come through any roadblocks yet?
- Any what?
- Roadblocks. You know, the gold robbery.
Oh ... no, not yet.
You know? I'd like to see
them get away with it.
You've got to watch her, mister.
She's got a criminal mind.
What would you do with
all that loot, Hazel?
Go to London and Paris.
Get the best of everything.
Me, I'd build me the fastest job on the
road. About 4 inches off the ground...
...4 pots, chrome heads, 3/4-inch cam.
That'd feed the cops a lot of smoke huh?
We now take you to Salt Lake City, where
our special correspondent John Oliver...
...is standing by with further
information on the gold train robbery.
The grim shadow of murder may have
fallen over the desperate flight of...
...the gold thieves tonight. Less than
an hour ago, a passing motorist...
...discovered the body of an elderly
gas station attendant, shot to death...
...near Lynn, Nevada. Police ruled
out robbery as a motive when...
...the victim's wallet and the money
in the cash drawer were found untouched.
An unusually large sale was still
registered on the gas pump...
...leading the authorities
to suspect the assailant...
...to have been the driver
of a commercial vehicle.
Investigators are now working on the
possibility that the killer may have...
...been one of the gold train robbers.
Stay tuned to this station
for further details.
What would make them
do a thing like that?
Money.
Dollar twenty. [$1.20]
Keep the change, honey.
Don't listen to him. He's always
very generous with my money.
I know the type.
I know.
Driving back this way soon?
I'll drive.
Why would they pull a
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