The Town That Dreaded Sundown Page #2
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- 1976
- 90 min
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'cause I'm on my way.
This is Howard W. Turner, age 29,
former Seabee who returned
from overseas a few weeks ago.
The young girl is Emma Lou Cook
and she is 17.
They have been seeing each other
for about six weeks.
Emma Lou had dropped out of school
in order to get a job
and help out at home.
I'm so tired of it raining.
Kind of reminds me of Japan.
I'll bet you miss Japan.
Why?
scrubbin' your back.
I must say they do know how
to please a man.
Well, if you haven't been pleased
with me for the past six weeks,
you can just take me home.
I didn't say
you didn't please me.
You started it.
Well, I'm just on edge.
Texarkana had
pretty much returned to normal
after the excitement
of the attack on lover's lane.
No clues and no suspects
had been found.
Samuel P. Fuller
and Linda Mae Jenkins
have now been dismissed
from Michael-Meagher Hospital
and are under the care
Now, it is a rainy Saturday night,
March 24, 1946,
twenty-one days
after the attack on lover's lane.
Temperatures in the lower 50s.
Warmer tomorrow,
upper 60s
- Hi, Norm.
- Hey, Tom.
Now, if you listen real hard,
you can hear the...
Well, what can we do
for the sheriff's department
How many units you got out?
Mmm, four.
It was three weeks ago tonight
that couple was attacked out in
the College Hill section, wasn't it?
Damned if I know.
Last two weeks,
this place has been a madhouse.
You don't suppose you could get
some of your units
to check some of those
lover's parking hangouts, do you?
Gee, I don't know, Norm.
We sure ought to get
the Captain's okay.
Where is Gus?
Well, I expect he's home
on a night like this.
Listen, I've got his home number.
Would you like it?
I don't no, no, that's silly.
Eh, it's just a feeling.
I'll see ya later.
Baby, you better not
go down this road.
We might get stuck.
Oh, it's okay,
there's gravel on it.
Unit two, what's your location?
I'm a mile and a half north
of Higgins Store out on Highway 71.
I'll be back in, uh,
oh, about ten minutes.
Roger, unit two.
Okay, base, over and out.
Base, this is unit two.
Go ahead.
I'm gonna be off the channel
for about 60 seconds.
Roger.
Base, unit two, just heard some shots
down this road somewhere!
Get some backup units
in here, quick!
Roger.
This is unit two.
Go ahead, unit two.
I'm almost at the end
of the Thurman Road.
There's a parked car here.
I can't tell
if there's anybody in it.
Now, what about units three or four,
is anybody on the way?
Unit four, I'm on my way.
Approach me
with your lights on.
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