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Plot Analysis Summary

A rancher accused of murder gathers physical evidence to expose the rival who committed the crime.

Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases

A Rancher Takes A Stand

Dick Barstow intervenes when Chet Jarvis harasses travelers and offers refuge at his ranch. A social visit introduces financial pressure and rivalry around the ranch.

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Money Before Murder

A large amount of cash becomes visible, while Dick Barstow struggles with his debt to Mr. Morgan. A $1,500 loan temporarily solves the financial crisis before a murder is discovered.

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The Suspect On The Run

Dick Barstow reports the murder but becomes the sheriff's suspect because of circumstantial evidence. He evades arrest and tries to protect his future while Chet Jarvis pursues access to the estate.

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Evidence In The Shadows

Dick Barstow escapes a house breach and returns to the murder site for clues. A boot fragment and an empty wallet begin to connect Chet Jarvis to the crime.

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The Murderer Unmasked

The boot fragment, wallet, and military medal expose Chet Jarvis. Jarvis attempts to flee, but Dick Barstow captures him and returns to a more stable ranch life.

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Story Breakdown

Directed by

Fred Allen

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Rating: 9/10 (1 votes)

Content sources

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q7140709), public domain (CC0).