EPISODE · Aug 11, 2019 · 26 MIN
E9 Payroll Robbery
from Tombstone Territory 1957-60
An ex-convict recently released from Yuma prison convinces a wheelwright shop owner to give him a chance when the man's assistant was found murdered under mysterious circumstances. He soon proves his worth with his tools and his fists and is given the job of delivering a mine owner's newly repaired buggy, just when the mine payroll is expected.
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