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I think I'll see if they got any ice left for this fish.

Good idea. We don't want them to spoil.

Hey, Ralph, we both got the lemon. Got any ice?

You out there today?

Oh, you should have been. It was fantastic.

Look at this. We both listened.

Please.

Please.

The FBI.

A Quinn Martin production.

Starring Ephraim Zimbalist Jr.

Also starring Philip Abbott.

William Reynolds.

With guest stars Martin Sheen.

Meg Foster.

Frank Alletter.

Zooey Hall.

Tonight's episode, A Second Life.

On the afternoon of September 12th, an unknown gunman shot and critically

wounded a Portland, Oregon city commissioner, Warren Michaels.

The only eyewitness was the victim's fishing partner, Tom Barber.

He was shown mug shots of known local criminals and was able to identify

Michaels' assailant as Stephen Elliott Chandler and furnish a description and a

license number of the car in which Chandler fled.

When Chandler's getaway car was found abandoned in Northern California across

state line, the FBI was called into the case.

That was the hospital, Inspector. Michael's still unconscious in very

condition.

Any indication of the motive?

Well, Michael's is a city commissioner, and lately he's been pushing for tough

local laws aimed at organized crime.

He may have been putting more pressure on them than they can take.

Yes, Mr. Ward, for you, Inspector.

Yes, Arthur.

Chandler recently completed a sentence for assault.

Prior to that, he served a term for armed robbery, and he's known to have

connections.

Well, the feeling here seems to be that the murder attempt was connected with

Michael's campaign against organized crime.

Mm -hmm.

We're still checking his known associates, anyone he might turn to for

I'll let you know as soon as we come up with anything.

I'll send Chandler's identification record and any additional photos to you

right away.

Good luck.

Jim, as soon as Chandler's record and photographs come in, see that they're

furnished to police and medical authorities.

And Michael's fishing partner?

Thomas Barber. Where can we find him? He's with Mrs. Michaels at the hospital.

No, wait, I'll get it for you.

Here.

Here. Hey, you know, you really don't need to sit over here and suffer like

this. Look, I'm next in line to go see the doctor, but I can wait a half an

hour, so why don't you take my place, huh?

Really, be my guest.

Are you allowed to do that?

Oh, sure.

Hey, look, I'm going to survive, but you I'm not so sure about, so come on.

Come on.

Yeah. Just take it easy.

What's this, Marcy?

He just came in. And I know an emergency when I see one.

All right.

Right in here.

Mr. Barber?

Yes?

I'm Louis Erskine. We're the FBI.

Special Agent Colby.

This is Mrs. Michaels.

We're very sorry to have to disturb you at a time like this.

How can I help you, Inspector?

Sit down, Inspector.

Thank you.

Mrs. Michaels, have you any idea why your husband was attacked?

My husband isn't the kind of man who normally makes enemies.

Have, uh...

Any threats been received against your husband recently?

No.

But if there were, he wouldn't let me know.

Well, are you aware of any, Mr. Weber?

No, no, he didn't say anything to me either.

You got a pretty good look at the man who shot him?

I sure did, yes. He came running up in the dark to his car just ten feet away

from me.

Did you see how badly he was cut?

I believe it was on the left side. There was a great deal of blood.

any of you gentlemen, Inspector Erskine?

Yes. There's a call for you at the desk.

You can take it on a private line.

Oh, thank you. Excuse me.

Hello.

Oh, Lewis, I have some more information on Chandler.

His cellmate during his last sentence was a man named Edward Dowling.

He was paroled a month after Chandler, and he went home to Red Bluff in

California. Well, that's not too far from where Chandler's car was found.

Mm -hmm.

And Louis Stowling is currently working as a salesman in a used car lot there.

Thanks, Rod. We'll get down there right away.

I want to place a long -distance collect call to Mr. Lee Thompson in Lake

Oswego, Oregon.

Hey, kid, I've been worried sick about you. Where are you?

San Francisco.

I figured it's a pretty good place to get lost for a while, you know?

Might be a good idea.

I mean, things could be better with that job you did for us.

Yeah, I know, Lee.

Well, what's with the customer, anyway?

Well, he hasn't bought yet. If he buys from your owner, everything's peachy.

If he doesn't, the home office isn't gonna like it, I don't have to tell you.

Look, I did everything just like you laid it out. It just went sour, that's

Not sure, kid. I know.

It happens. Look, don't get me wrong. You're my boy, you know that.

But I wouldn't kid you, either.

There could be some problems if the customer doesn't buy.

I'll keep an eye on him, and if he looks like he needs a push, I'll take care of

it. Hey, that's great, Lee.

That sure takes a load off my mind.

Listen, where are you going to be? In San Francisco?

I don't know yet.

I haven't found a spot.

When I do, I'll let you know.

You do that.

Remember, I promised your old man I'd take care of you.

Don't worry, kid.

It'll turn out all right, you hear?

Yeah, I hear.

Thanks for everything, Lee.

I'll talk to you later.

There was another report on the radio a few minutes ago.

It's still touch and go with the commissioner.

You want me to get the car out?

Feel like seeing a ball game today?

Nah.

I guess not, kid.

Nah, I don't feel the mood for ball games.

Are you feeling better?

Yeah, I'm fine.

All right.

Say, uh... You wouldn't by any chance know where there's a place I could stay,

would you?

Yeah, you know, there's a place right near me.

Oh, yeah? Where's that?

Uh, it's over in the Bayside Art Colony in Sausalito.

It's really a great place.

Look, I'm going over there right now. Would you like a ride? Why don't you

over and look at it?

Sure, why not?

Okay, great. Let's go.

Marcy!

See you next week.

Yeah, bye -bye. Take care of yourself.

How far is this place from yours?

It's right next door.

Right in? Yeah.

You park nearby?

Ain't she a beauty?

I took this little jewel in trade on a brand new pickup truck. Now, can you

imagine that? Boy, that's like swapping a luscious movie queen for some old gal

who cooks good.

Mr. Darling?

Yeah? We're with the FBI.

I'm Inspector Erskine. This is Special Agent Colby.

Well, you fellas kind of snuck up on me there. I figured you were for customers.

We're looking for Steve Chandler.

Have you seen him?

Heck no.

Where'd I see him?

My parole says I gotta stay clear of questionable associates.

That's the way they put it.

I guess that fits old Stevie boy to a T.

We thought he might have dropped by here last night on his way through town.

Steve was in town?

I think so.

I didn't see him.

What about the car that was stolen from this lot last night?

What do you guys want from me?

One straight answer.

All right.

Yeah, I saw him.

About four o 'clock this morning, he wakes me out of a sound sleep.

Tells me I gotta fix him up with another car because the one he's driving is

hot. And the car you fixed him up with was a gray 71 sedan, license number

7810TG? Yeah.

That's it.

Look.

I tried to tell him to get lost, but he said he'd kill me if I didn't help him.

I know it was a dumb play, but I was scared.

I had to do it, or he'd have killed me.

the fights.

Lousy.

Those two bums waltzed around for ten rounds and never laid a glove on one

another.

Did you have your radio on, Dragon, huh?

No. Why?

Eleven o 'clock news had another hospital bulletin on Commissioner

He's still unconscious, but this time they say he's going to make it.

They said that?

I guess that doesn't help Steve much, huh?

You know how the board feels about things like this?

If a man does his job right, they don't mind a little trouble to help him out.

But if he blows it, then the board starts worrying.

Like what happens if Steve gets busted?

What happens if he sings?

He's like me.

I shouldn't have pushed him.

He had to make his move sometime.

Yeah, you're right.

You didn't have any problems when you took your first contract.

All the time you two were coming along, I kept giving you a bad time, telling

you to be more like Steve.

Now I wish you'd been more like you.

Look, we'll put somebody else on the job.

Somebody with a lot of experience.

You want me to hit him?

No.

We'll import somebody this time and we'll get it done right.

Maybe then the boy won't care so much Steve needed a little backing up to

it. Well, I don't know, man. That's going to be tricky, you know?

Michaels is in the hospital now.

So?

People die in hospitals every day, don't they?

I'm sure glad that I asked you over for breakfast this morning. It looks like

you were going to sit over there in that new pad of yours and starve to death.

Aren't you eating?

No, no. Breakfast and I don't hit it off right now.

Hey, do you want some more?

No, no, no.

You sure?

No,

not funny.

Harry should pay you.

Yeah, well, you are paying me.

Why don't you come sit here where the light's better?

For what?

Well, you're paying me for breakfast by modeling for me.

So come sit here where the light's better.

Modeling?

That's right.

I'm an artist.

I even get paid for what I do sometimes.

Is that right? Yeah.

So why don't you just come sit over here so I can finish sketching you in the

light. Go on.

Steve, please.

You can sit down. I promise you it's not going to hurt.

Hey, that's great.

That's great, Noah.

Just look out at the water.

Haven't you ever been sketched before?

No. No?

Just relax.

You know, here we are, new neighbors, and I don't even know your last name.

It's Kramer.

Kramer.

And now you're supposed to say, hey, you know what? I don't know yours either.

It's Brandon.

Marcy Brandon.

How do you think that's going to hold up against Pablo Picasso and Henry Moore?

Say again?

Never mind.

Let's talk about you.

I'm really very curious.

How'd you get hurt?

Oh. Oh, I see.

Where are you from? You from around here?

No.

No what?

No, I'm not from around here.

Oh, right.

Right.

Well, what do you do for a living?

Lots of different things.

Lots of different things.

You know, Steve, this is really very groovy. I'm really learning a lot about

you.

Most of all, I am learning that I cannot draw you.

Your eyes... You know, it's like... It's like I'm looking through

them into you, but there's nobody home.

I'm sorry.

Please, don't mind me.

Don't mind me. Unlike this, I unfelt all my new neighbors the first day.

I guess that you're off the hook, modeling -wise.

Hmm.

Dr. Stevens, Dr.

Stevenson, will you please check with the nurse on duty in Ward B?

Yes, doctor.

I'll tell them.

You may see Mr. Michaels now, but just briefly.

He's still in serious condition.

Thank you. He's on the second floor, room 218.

Nurse Hyatt, Nurse Ann Hyatt, there's a message for you in the superintendent's

office.

Hey, where's room 244?

You got me. I don't think the numbers go that high. Well, maybe it's room

number, uh... FBI,

hold it right there.

Keep busy.

Drop the gun.

Stay away from the gun.

Lie right there.

Thank you.

Marcy?

You all right?

Why did I do that, Tom?

You're sick, aren't you?

That's why you were at the clinic the other day. No, no.

No, I'm really very healthy.

Very healthy.

I'm just going to have a baby, that's all.

That's all.

You going to have a baby?

Sure.

You know, it happens in the best of families.

Only mine wasn't the best of families.

Well, the boy that I was married to, we had our problems.

I thought that maybe a baby might help to change things, but Paul... Paul

thought it was just another problem, and it was one too many.

So he just left?

You know, maybe he was right because we really didn't have what you call a going

relationship.

And I guess maybe I was a lousy wife.

But I'm going to be a real good mother.

I'm sure of that.

But you're going to have the baby alone.

Well, Steve, it's not that bad. I mean, it's not... I'm not rolling in money,

but... But I make enough money selling my pottery to pay for the rent and the

doctor bills, and that's all I really need.

Yeah.

You know what?

What?

I think, uh... I think you need a private doctor, you know?

What do you mean?

I mean, I'd like to send you to a specialist.

I think that I could finish it now.

What?

The sketch.

Because your eyes aren't... They're not empty anymore.

That's for being a nice guy.

Yeah, you know what?

Yeah, I'm going to ask around town. I'm going to find out who the best

pediatrician is, you know?

You mean obstetrician?

Obstetrician, right.

But isn't it going to cost a lot of money?

That's all right.

I can get all the dough we need.

I'm not kidding.

Yeah,

operator. I'll take the call.

Lee?

Listen, I ran into somebody down here. I'm going to need some dough.

Sure, kid.

As much as you want. You know that.

Well, it's five grand, all right?

You got it.

What do you want? Mail it to you?

Yeah.

Mail it to S. Kramer, care of M. Brandon. B -R -A -N -D -O -N.

Bayside Art Colony, Sausalito, California.

There'll be a cashier's check in the mail as soon as the bank's open in the

morning. Hey, Lee, thank you very much.

I really appreciate this.

That was Steve.

I got an address.

It's Ood.

Maybe I could have got him off the hook the first time.

But we've had to waste Green.

Green had a lot of friends on the board.

Let me take care of it.

Yeah.

Hit him.

Who's the man you caught?

His name is Martin Green.

He's wanted for murder in Illinois.

Never dreamed it would go this far.

What are you talking about?

A man named Lee Thompson.

I think he's a local head man for the mob.

Several days ago I got a call.

Whoever it was said...

Lay off making waves for Thompson's people.

Or else.

See, they meant it.

Can you remember anything else that might help us?

Just what I told you.

That gunman who shot me, have you caught him yet?

Not yet.

Well, Commissioner, I hope you're on your feet soon.

Thank you, Inspector.

Inspector, they found the car the Chandler picked up in Red Bluff

the parking lot in a San Francisco supermarket.

There's quite a bit of blood on it, so he may need medical attention.

Thank you.

I found that all along.

Thompson's still at his home, but his number one boy, Bruno Riker, was seen

getting on a plane in that little airport outside of Lake Oswego.

Agents checked the airport manager for the destination. It arrived there in San

Francisco just two hours ago.

Jim, have San Francisco check airport car rentals and cab companies against

Riker's description.

And tell them we'll be on the next flight down.

Good morning.

Morning. I was just going to call you for some breakfast. No, thanks. I'm not

really very hungry this morning. I'll see you later.

Well, where are you going?

Is there something wrong?

Hello?

Lee? Steve?

Oh.

Oh, yeah.

How you doing, kid?

I just saw the paper.

Oh, then you know.

It went sour.

Yeah, I know.

What happens now? Your people can't be too happy.

You let me worry about that, kid.

But if the customer makes it, I'm in hot water.

There's always a way. You just give me a little time.

Well, what are you going to do?

You leave it to me.

Look, I can't just stay around here on ice.

You stay.

Look, you wanted some money. I'm sending you some.

Lee, what are you planning?

You sending someone down to see me?

Look, I don't deserve that kid, not after all these years.

That's it, isn't it?

You're sending someone down to look me up, but not with any money.

Steve, listen!

I'm sorry that I followed you, but, Steve, what's wrong?

Nothing, just some business.

No, wait a minute.

Steve, you know how I feel, and if you've got problems, if you've got

I'm a new weapon, Steve.

Please don't shut me out.

Pop, I'm sorry.

Maybe you've got a right to know, but I can't tell you now, except that some

people are after me.

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

The law and some others a lot worse.

Yeah, but why?

Because I've done things in my life, things I wished I hadn't done, but it's

late now.

I wish I could start all over again, start when I first met you.

But I can't. I've got to go.

Where will you go?

Somewhere out of the country. Mexico, maybe. I don't know.

I want to go with you.

After what I just told you?

Steve, why didn't you just tell me that you've been in trouble, that the police

are looking for you, there are people after you?

Look, none of that, none of that matters. I don't care about any of that.

You don't even know who I am.

I know that I love you.

No, no, listen to me, listen to me.

I'm in serious trouble.

If you're with me, that puts you in trouble too.

I can handle it.

No, no, you wouldn't work. Maybe later when it's safe, I'll set it for you. No.

No, don't you understand that if you don't take...

Marcia, I gotta go. I gotta get a car and get out of here.

Please. Please.

Marcia, I promise I'll send for you.

I'll send for you. I promise.

I'll send for you when it's safe.

Lewis. Oh, Alan.

Alan.

Inspector, we may have a break.

Agents on the canvassing operation are just located at the doctor and local

medical center. He feels a man he treated may have been Chandler.

What about Bruno Riker?

Well, we found a cab driver who remembers taking a man of Riker's

the Cedars Hotel.

We sent agents to the desk, but he'd left his room and he hadn't returned.

Who feels Thompson sent Riker down here to kill Chandler?

I think we have to go on that assumption.

Steve?

That's who I'm looking for, too.

Steve gone out, has he?

He's not in.

Would you like to wait for him?

He isn't here.

He's gone.

He isn't coming back.

Is that right?

Look, I'm telling you, he's not going to be back.

Now, he knew that you were coming.

And he knew why.

So he ran.

He said that that was the only thing that he could do.

Well, I tell you, Chicky, he better come back.

And if you know of a way to get him back here,

you'd better come up with it.

Or you're going to have some pretty big problems.

Know what I mean?

He said he slipped in the shower.

Broke the glass shower door and cut the upper part of his chest.

His name was Kramer.

Did he give an address?

Stephen Kramer.

No local address.

Sorry, looks like we're not going to be much help.

Wait a minute.

I think he left with Marcy Brandon.

Was she another patient?

Yeah, nice girl.

I remember.

He was asking her about an apartment to rent.

Did she give an address?

Oh, all we have is Bayside Art Colony Sausalito. I'm afraid it isn't much

Thank you.

Answer. Hello.

Marcy, I was wrong. I want you to come with me.

Get all your stuff together. I'm coming by to pick you up right now.

No, Steve, don't come back. He's here.

I can't hear you anymore, Steve.

Bruno, what's going on?

Not a thing.

I've just been getting acquainted with your little friend here.

Hey, listen.

Come on back here.

You and Lee, you'll just go in front of the board together.

Now, we're going to get you squared away with them.

He told me to tell you that he would.

You're lying, Bruno.

I think you'd better come back here, Steve.

The little girl's in big trouble if you don't.

I mean...

I hate to be that blunt about it, but that's the way you seem to want it.

SF -13, go ahead.

Inspector, agents on the canvassing operation at the Bayside Art Colony have

just learned that Marcy Brandon is living on a houseboat at the marina.

Have all units in the area stand by.

Why don't you drop your gun?

I said drop it.

Thank you.

Why don't you let her go, Bruno? It's between you and me.

Run, Steve, run!

Get an ambulance.

Second, will you, fellas?

You taking me back to Portland?

Yes.

When we get there, you can tell them I'll testify against Thompson.

He's the guy that ordered the hit on the commissioner.

I'll tell them.

Can we have a minute together inside?

I'm sorry about everything, I really am.

Hey, don't be.

What happened before you met each other didn't have anything to do with you and

me. You were someone different then.

I'm the same person now I was then.

I just didn't know I could really want something like us together.

When I found out, it was too late.

Now listen to me.

I don't want you to come after me or write to me.

I don't even want you to think about me.

And whatever you do, I don't want you.

To figure out I'm waiting for me. You hear?

You deserve more than a lifetime waiting.

I mean it.

And what am I supposed to do?

Say goodbye and good luck?

That's all.

Stephen Elliott Chandler recovered from his wounds and pleaded guilty in state

court to attempted murder.

He also pleaded guilty in federal court to interstate car theft.

Based in part on Chandler's testimony, Lee Thompson and Bruno Riker were

convicted in state courts of conspiracy and attempted murder.

Marty Green pleaded guilty to assaulting federal officers and was returned to

the state of Illinois, where he was tried and convicted of murder.

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