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Mom urges the investigator to let law enforcement handle the case after Lechock is identified as the murder suspect.
Dottie sees the salvage group off at the dock while Neely is part of the departing boat crew.
Neely meets Mom at the restaurant, asks her to perform a favorite song, and later returns there while she urges him to let law enforcement handle the...
Lechock kills Dottie's husband during the theft, and Dottie breaks down after being told about the murder.
After learning what happened, Mom accompanies the investigator to tell Dottie about the death and later holds Dottie while she cries.
Neely observes that Lechock has alienated the entire crew and later sees him escape with the stolen gold after the murder.
A salvage discovery becomes a cycle of greed, murder, grief, and eventual legal justice.
Directed by Harold Young
Carib Gold (1956) · 5.5/10 · drama
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