HABÍA UNA VEZ EN TOMBSTONE PELICULA COMPLETA DE LEJANO OESTE EN ESPANOL LATINO HD
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00:01:31In the Old West, silver mines were responsible for the creation of dozens of towns with sudden prosperity, including Tombstone.
00:01:44When the town of Tombstone was founded in 1879, only 100 people lived there.
00:01:50In two years, the population of Tombstone skyrocketed to more than 10,000, attracting a wave of businesses, including the main railway interests.
00:02:03Tombstone and the Puchís County also became home to one of the largest groups of organized crime in the East.
00:02:11A gang of lawless men, thieves and cattle thieves who called themselves the Cowboys.
00:02:20The Puchís County is now home to more than 30,000 people.
00:02:33Good afternoon, Wyatt, Morgan.
00:02:37What can I do for you, friends?
00:02:40We just wanted to stop by and congratulate you on winning the election to the Wazil.
00:02:45Well...
00:02:47We just want to make sure that things are good between us.
00:02:51During the election, things were said with teeth, on both sides.
00:02:55I don't like you, Wyatt. Nor does Morgan.
00:02:59What have I done to you?
00:03:01And your brother Virgil. I don't like him very much either.
00:03:06Except that he's a good lawyer, and I guess I can respect that.
00:03:11All I'm saying is that we leave this rivalry behind.
00:03:16Let's go.
00:03:22Is everything okay around here?
00:03:24We're talking to the Wazil, trying to forget the past.
00:03:28How's that going? Not very well.
00:03:31I'm not trying to fire you, Morgan, but we have a lot of legal things to talk about with the Wazil.
00:03:36We'll talk later, Behan.
00:03:39I hope so.
00:03:41Take a seat, gentlemen.
00:03:47Have you thought about who will be the assistant of the Wazil?
00:03:50I haven't thought about it very well yet.
00:03:53Does that assistant receive part of the money you receive from the people?
00:03:59That's a lot of money, Johnny.
00:04:02Now you know that that happened a long time ago before I got here.
00:04:06Is that what you came to talk about?
00:04:09Ike Clayton and his guys may be about to start an international incident,
00:04:14with that raid to the south of here.
00:04:17You mean El Paso?
00:04:19Three officers of the Mexican army died.
00:04:22What was the Mexican army doing there?
00:04:25The Mexican ranchers became ready.
00:04:28They hired the best security they could.
00:04:31Well, how do you know that Ike was involved?
00:04:33John, you know that Ike and the guys have been stealing cattle in El Paso for years.
00:04:38But how do you know specifically that Ike Clayton was involved?
00:04:43The Wazil.
00:04:45Ike Clayton sometimes listens to you when he doesn't listen to anyone else.
00:04:50Johnny, if this explodes, we'll all be screwed.
00:04:55The next time I see Ike, I can talk to him if you want.
00:05:00I'm sure we'll thank you.
00:05:31So, Williams.
00:05:33Have you thought about anything we talked about?
00:05:37Yes, I can't do it. I'm out. It's not my game.
00:05:41And now what?
00:05:43I have a wife and two kids at home who count on me.
00:05:46Bullshit! Pick up that band and put it on right now.
00:05:50I can't. You're attracting people.
00:06:00Now listen to me and listen carefully.
00:06:03You know a lot about our operation. You've been part of it for a long time.
00:06:06I'm not going to say anything.
00:06:08Listen to me!
00:06:10Once a cowboy, you'll always be a cowboy.
00:06:13Johnny, I...
00:06:14Now pick up that band and put it on.
00:06:16Have a drink with me and let's close this right now.
00:06:18Johnny, I quit. I'm going home.
00:06:20To hell with you!
00:06:23Calm down, Johnny Ringo.
00:06:24Look what showed up in town.
00:06:27Doc Holiday.
00:06:33You know, there's supposed to be no weapons here.
00:06:36Well, what the hell? You have your own, Doc.
00:06:39Well, calm down. This is just a disagreement between two cowboys.
00:06:43It's none of your business.
00:06:45You killed a cold-blooded man.
00:06:47You crossed the line, Johnny.
00:06:50I say we prepare for war.
00:06:51You crossed the line, Johnny.
00:06:53I say we prepare for war.
00:06:55Let the Alwazil deal with this son of a bitch.
00:06:58You're kidding, Doc.
00:07:00The Alwazil is useless.
00:07:02You can stop pointing that gun at me, Holiday.
00:07:05I'm already disarmed.
00:07:09Clara.
00:07:11Have you been listening to our conversations?
00:07:16It looks like you ran into a wall, Johnny.
00:07:18But I advise you to leave the lady alone, or I'll make you a hole the size of Texas.
00:07:42Are you okay, Clara?
00:07:45I'm fine.
00:07:46I'm fine.
00:07:48I noticed that you remained quite calm, Doc.
00:07:51Well, I tend not to get involved in the little problems of others.
00:07:57After all, I'm a model citizen.
00:07:59Do you want another beer, Morgan?
00:08:01No, I'm fine for now.
00:08:03As I know, I almost have to go.
00:08:05I heard you got a good job at a company.
00:08:07At the management.
00:08:09What do you do with them?
00:08:11I accompany the driver.
00:08:13I imagine you are a good driver.
00:08:15Yes, I am.
00:08:17And you?
00:08:19I'm a good driver.
00:08:21And you?
00:08:23I'm a good driver.
00:08:25And you?
00:08:27I'm a good driver.
00:08:29I assume it can be a little dangerous, right?
00:08:32I got a little experience in Colorado.
00:08:35You're going to be fine then.
00:08:40Hey, Ben.
00:08:42Who is that guy who is against the wall?
00:08:45His name is Billy Clybourne.
00:08:48Yes, I noticed the red band.
00:08:51He was with the cowboys for a long time.
00:08:55So why isn't he at my brother's house?
00:08:58He's in love with my daughter, Elena.
00:09:01But she doesn't want anything to do with those guys.
00:09:07Dad, why didn't you wake me up?
00:09:16I'll need more of your help tonight.
00:09:19Elena, he's Morgan Earp.
00:09:21Oh, the competition?
00:09:23No, my brothers run that place.
00:09:25I have nothing to do with that.
00:09:28I'll see you later, Ben.
00:09:30Goodbye, Miss.
00:09:32Let me know how you're doing at the agency.
00:09:36What do I have to do to get help here?
00:09:42What can I get you, Billy?
00:09:44Whiskey, if you don't mind.
00:09:50The usual.
00:09:52I'll be right here.
00:09:58Why don't you take a seat?
00:10:00I'm busy.
00:10:04I'm the only one here.
00:10:11What did you want to talk about, Billy?
00:10:15I'm sorry.
00:10:17What did you want to talk about, Billy?
00:10:20Have you thought about my offer?
00:10:23No, not at all.
00:10:25There's no reason to do it.
00:10:29It's a lot of money.
00:10:31Billy!
00:10:33I told you this isn't a brothel.
00:10:36I serve drinks here, and that's all.
00:10:40Well, then what do you need?
00:10:42Nice clothes, maybe?
00:10:43Is this some kind of flirting?
00:10:46It's not working, Billy.
00:10:48Let me tell you something.
00:10:50I don't want to be associated with the people you're associated with.
00:11:01I'll keep trying.
00:11:03Well, I guess you'll do whatever you want.
00:11:06But my dad and I will be busy later, and I need to go help him get ready.
00:11:13See you later.
00:11:24You've been here a while, Mr. Holliday.
00:11:27How long do you think you'll be in town?
00:11:30Well, I don't know yet.
00:11:32I also notice that you spend a lot of time here alone.
00:11:36Well, I'd rather be alone.
00:11:38In that case, if you change, let me know if you need my services.
00:11:48Well, thank you, Teresa.
00:11:50But... but I consider myself a gentleman.
00:11:54And...
00:11:56As a southern gentleman, I'd be...
00:11:59I'd be out of place to...
00:12:02pay for the attention of a lady as charming as you.
00:12:05He already has his own friend, Teresa.
00:12:08Well, that's fine.
00:12:10I never see her around.
00:12:12Well, she's gone to bed.
00:12:15I think this whole trip has made her feel a little reluctant.
00:12:21And what about you?
00:12:23I heard about your...
00:12:25condition.
00:12:27It comes and goes, like everything else.
00:12:31If you don't mind,
00:12:32you need to lay your head next to your friend more often.
00:12:36I see him here...
00:12:38day and night.
00:12:40Here?
00:12:42You never know when a good opportunity will appear.
00:12:46And as for the other thing,
00:12:48when I'm in a horizontal position for a long time,
00:12:52I feel like I'm drowning.
00:12:55That would be the condition you were talking about.
00:12:58Dad, I'm tired.
00:13:00If you don't mind, I'm going to bed.
00:13:02Okay, Elaina.
00:13:04I'll take care of everything.
00:13:11Long night, huh?
00:13:13Yeah, but good tips.
00:13:15I can't complain.
00:13:17Yeah.
00:13:19I worked in one of those small towns.
00:13:21The money used to be floating around.
00:13:23You mean Colorado?
00:13:25Yeah.
00:13:26Mainly silver mining.
00:13:28It's not usually as big as Thompson.
00:13:30I bet they're not that crazy either.
00:13:33You're right about that.
00:13:36Well, Mr. Earp,
00:13:38I've been up for ten hours.
00:13:41I'm going to bed.
00:13:46What can I get you, Willie?
00:13:48Whiskey.
00:13:50Of course.
00:13:51Good morning, Mr. Earp.
00:13:53It seems that you and Elaina
00:13:55have been getting along pretty well.
00:13:57I am.
00:13:59I am going to bed.
00:14:01Good night.
00:14:03Good night.
00:14:05Good night.
00:14:07Good night.
00:14:09Get some rest.
00:14:11Yes, sir.
00:14:13I'm going to bed.
00:14:15Get some rest.
00:14:17I'm going to bed.
00:14:18It looks like you and Elena get along pretty well.
00:14:23We were just talking. I'm not looking for more ties than I already have.
00:14:30Are you trying to hang out with my lady, sir?
00:14:34Um, no.
00:14:39But let me tell you something.
00:14:41Yes?
00:14:42I don't think she's your lady.
00:14:50Why would you say that?
00:14:53I'm good at reading people.
00:14:56She helps me with my job.
00:14:59I don't care what your job is, and I don't care who you are.
00:15:12Is everything okay here, gentlemen?
00:15:17This is the last call. Can I bring you anything else?
00:15:21Did you hear that? It's your last call.
00:15:26No, thank you, Ben. I think I'll visit my brother.
00:15:36Listen up. You know who I am, and you know who's coming with me.
00:15:43Stay away from Alaina.
00:15:46Because you're going to get into big trouble.
00:15:54So, Mr. Holliday, I don't think I should spend so much time here,
00:15:59since Johnny Ringo is a frequent visitor.
00:16:02Johnny Ringo and I stay away.
00:16:07So why does he like that position as a nail against the wall?
00:16:12Two very simple reasons, Clara.
00:16:15First, he's next to the bar.
00:16:18And it's one of my favorite places to be.
00:16:21I've noticed.
00:16:23Besides, this place allows me to watch everyone.
00:16:27And see if someone is stupid enough to challenge me to a card game.
00:16:33And as much as Johnny Ringo and I stay away,
00:16:37I like to keep an eye on him.
00:16:43Will you be in charge of this account?
00:16:46Yes.
00:16:48Will you be in charge of all the cowboys' accounts?
00:16:52Yes, all of them.
00:17:05Stay with me, Billy. I've got big plans for the cowboys.
00:17:09Bigger jobs? More money, I hope?
00:17:13All in due time.
00:17:16How's the hiring going?
00:17:19Well, there are different men who come from the city all the time.
00:17:24Yes, they come for the silver mine.
00:17:27We must catch them after those hells have come down. Give me two.
00:17:31Johnny?
00:17:34Give up and leave town.
00:17:37Give up and leave town.
00:17:40Yes, but there's a time when we could catch them.
00:17:43We always need new people.
00:17:57So, Billy, I understand you've been spending a lot of time at Cullen's bar,
00:18:02which is a little weird considering there are no whores there.
00:18:04Yes.
00:18:06There's a pretty girl there.
00:18:09I've been watching her.
00:18:12Do you want to make it more permanent?
00:18:15I'd like that, but there's a problem.
00:18:18There's more than one eyeing her.
00:18:21Yes, well, listen.
00:18:23It's good to play with women,
00:18:26but never really go in with one of them.
00:18:29And what's wrong with that?
00:18:31Well, what's wrong is that they always interfere with business.
00:18:37When they interfere with your business, they interfere with my business.
00:18:41I can't stand that.
00:18:43I've got two pairs.
00:18:45Queens and Kings. Make it bigger.
00:18:48Very well, Johnny.
00:18:50Full house.
00:18:56So this guy, Johnny Ringo,
00:18:58do you think he's the leader of the cowboys?
00:19:01Yes, I think so.
00:19:04How long do you think it'll take for me to become the leader?
00:19:08Wait, wait, wait. Don't talk about that with Johnny.
00:19:11Why not?
00:19:13He got so far because a lot of people died.
00:19:16Wait, did he kill them all?
00:19:19Not that I know of. Well, maybe one or two.
00:19:24How did the others die?
00:19:27Well, by doing what we do.
00:19:32You have to control yourself around here.
00:19:36Well, I'm a tough guy.
00:19:38Yeah?
00:19:40We'll see. You also have to be faithful to the cowboys.
00:19:44You can ask any of my acquaintances. I'm faithful.
00:19:47If someone is a cowboy, you have to back them up, whether they're good or bad.
00:19:50Very well. I think I can do that.
00:19:57We'll see.
00:20:06Where are you going, Fred?
00:20:09Well, I thought it was time to go out and earn my salary.
00:20:15I haven't done it in a long time.
00:20:17Well, doing paperwork is part of the job.
00:20:21Johnny, you're the mayor of Cochise County.
00:20:24My territory is this little town here.
00:20:27I have to go out so people can see me.
00:20:30Well, I heard there are a lot of cowboys in town today.
00:20:34I'm sure there will be problems.
00:20:36It wouldn't be Thompson if there weren't any problems, would it?
00:20:39That's true. This town is full of cowboys.
00:20:42That's why they call it sudden prosperity.
00:20:47What was his name?
00:20:49I don't remember.
00:20:53Very well, boys.
00:20:55Aren't you supposed to be in the church?
00:20:57Aren't you supposed to be armed if you know it?
00:21:00We haven't hurt anyone.
00:21:02Are you going to your homes or the bars?
00:21:05We're going to the bar.
00:21:07We're going to the bar.
00:21:09We're going to the bar.
00:21:10We're going to the bar.
00:21:12Maybe he won't get there in these conditions.
00:21:17Well, register your guns there.
00:21:19You can pick them up when you leave town.
00:21:22But we like our guns, Marshal.
00:21:25Yes, I know, I know.
00:21:27You can give them to me or I'll put your guns in jail.
00:21:30What did you say?
00:21:32You're not serious.
00:21:34I'm serious and you're not going to like it.
00:21:36I bet I know what you wouldn't like.
00:21:38What would it be?
00:21:40I bet you wouldn't like us to shoot you.
00:21:44It's not funny, guys.
00:21:47You broke the rules, Marshal.
00:21:49You can't tell the cowboys what to do.
00:22:00Now what?
00:22:10Now what?
00:22:12I don't love you.
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00:25:49Billy, I thought you said you weren't going to ask us
00:25:53to be in that fight.
00:25:55Well, he asked you, didn't he?
00:25:57You have to do it, Tom.
00:25:59Billy, I don't know if I can.
00:26:01We'll have to talk to Frank.
00:26:04You and I will talk to Frank together, okay?
00:26:08Yeah, I guess.
00:26:11Hang in there, Tom.
00:26:15Can we have a drink around here?
00:26:21Your little friend looks worried.
00:26:24I have a lot on my mind.
00:26:26Well, what can I bring you?
00:26:29Give us whiskey, each one.
00:26:32I don't want anything.
00:26:35Give us whiskey, each one.
00:26:39Okay.
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00:27:04Good afternoon, Ike.
00:27:06Friends, I was out this morning,
00:27:09and a little birdie told me
00:27:12that he expects all of you
00:27:15to face the Serps here in the corral this afternoon.
00:27:20Do you know anything about that?
00:27:22No, I haven't heard anything.
00:27:25Sounds like he's been talking to the wrong people or something.
00:27:29Okay, but the only thing I can tell you is
00:27:32that I need to take your guns to jail while you're here.
00:27:36Pick them up when you leave town.
00:27:38Come on, Johnny, we have a deal.
00:27:41Of course I can't afford to have a war.
00:27:45I must have some kind of law or order around here.
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00:28:28You're lucky you didn't get shot in the ass.
00:28:32I appreciate your cooperation, boys.
00:28:42What are you going to do?
00:28:45Where did you put the other guns?
00:28:48Back there, behind the photo building.
00:28:52Are we still going to fight?
00:28:55Of course, we're still going to fight.
00:28:58When something like this is over, we'll move.
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00:29:09Virgin Wyatt, you don't have to do this.
00:29:13I already disarmed Ike and the rest of the cowboys.
00:29:17You disarmed them?
00:29:20I'm the commissioner here, Johnny.
00:29:22I'm the one who should do that.
00:29:25I'm not going to argue about why and for what.
00:29:29But I disarmed them.
00:29:33How do we know you're telling the truth?
00:29:35Because I just put the guns in jail, Morgan.
00:29:38Don't disrespect me, kid.
00:29:41What do you think if you don't call me a kid?
00:29:43Very good, very good.
00:29:45We don't need this now.
00:29:48What do you think of this, Wyatt?
00:29:50We'll see you around, Johnny.
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00:29:59If things go wrong, Virgin, I'll tell the judge everything.
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00:30:26Why don't we go to the corral and wait for them there?
00:30:30I like it here. The corral is very open.
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00:30:40Is that the church where the other commissioner was shot?
00:30:43Yes, it is.
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00:30:53I don't think this is a good idea.
00:30:56Does he fit in, Billy?
00:30:58He does.
00:31:00Shut up.
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00:31:12Well, look who's not here.
00:31:14They're somewhere. Stay alert.
00:31:22On the other side, in the photo studio.
00:31:25Good eye, Virge.
00:31:27Don't forget it.
00:31:33There they come.
00:31:35Load your weapons. Stay close.
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00:32:00I thought you were unarmed.
00:32:02I guess they found more weapons.
00:32:06I need you to deliver those pistols too, guys.
00:32:09We can handle this.
00:32:12Can we handle this?
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00:32:28Retreat. This can't go on.
00:32:31Yes, Morgan.
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00:34:13Where are you going, Billy?
00:34:23Johnny, did you prepare the papers?
00:34:27What papers?
00:34:29I want you to accuse the Herbs and the Holiday of murder.
00:34:35Something like that. You and I have been on good terms lately.
00:34:39But I have a problem.
00:34:40What do you mean, Judge?
00:34:43This problem behind me is simply stupidity.
00:34:47That sounds like a harsh self-criticism, Judge.
00:34:51Considering the fact that you signed the orders.
00:34:54Well, I had to sign them to keep Echo happy for a while and think about what to do.
00:35:00So, did you find out?
00:35:04If you, my friends, are released on bail,
00:35:07you will appear before the court, right?
00:35:12We fully cooperated with the Alwazil when he showed us those orders.
00:35:16We don't want any more problems, Judge.
00:35:18I'm hiring an external investigation team to solve this.
00:35:22These are people that neither side knows.
00:35:26In 30 days, I will make a decision on these charges.
00:35:30From now on, I don't want any of your problems, boys.
00:35:35Do you understand?
00:35:38We understand, sir.
00:35:40And the fourth court order, the Holiday one.
00:35:43I didn't find it to give him the papers.
00:35:46He's probably asleep and drunk.
00:35:48We'll give him the deal.
00:35:49I'll make you responsible for that.
00:35:51Leave him alone.
00:35:52So, cancel the four arrest orders.
00:35:55Judge, what about the reinstallation of my position as commissioner?
00:35:58That was done by the town council.
00:36:00You'll have to talk to them about that.
00:36:04Johnny, let these guys go.
00:36:11Aikitu, you're very lucky to have survived that fight.
00:36:15Yes, but I lost Aik's brother.
00:36:18It doesn't matter. He can be replaced.
00:36:22It happened too fast, Johnny.
00:36:24The Earp brothers hit us hard.
00:36:27Yes, you defended yourself, didn't you?
00:36:32Aik and I knocked down a couple of them.
00:36:34Then we left.
00:36:36But Aik and I didn't make it out alive.
00:36:39I'm sorry.
00:36:40Aik and I knocked down a couple of them.
00:36:42Then we left.
00:36:45Like I told you, that was a terrible place to fight.
00:36:51What did you hear from the other side?
00:36:54Everyone was hurt except Wyatt.
00:36:56They did a good job.
00:37:01So, what are we going to do with the Earps?
00:37:05Um...
00:37:07No more confrontations.
00:37:09I have plans for them.
00:37:13What do you mean?
00:37:17Hit them and run.
00:37:18At night, guerrilla style.
00:37:22Okay.
00:37:25Do you think you can get rid of that Morgan?
00:37:30Of course.
00:37:31Of course.
00:37:33Like I said, I have plans.
00:37:44Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:37:46As you well know, this is my research team.
00:37:50Margaret Whitfield here.
00:37:51She's a research reporter for the Philadelphia Newspaper.
00:37:55She's far from home.
00:37:57I like to travel.
00:37:59Standing next to her is Mason.
00:38:01He's a detective from Pinkerton.
00:38:03Really?
00:38:04Yes.
00:38:05I didn't know you hired...
00:38:07Mestizos?
00:38:08Well, I think I'm the first.
00:38:11And what do you expect to gain by working with you?
00:38:14Well, in some places I can go deeper than other people.
00:38:18Okay.
00:38:19I don't even know what that means.
00:38:22I wouldn't worry about that, Wyatt.
00:38:24The important thing is that these people have no connections.
00:38:27With this area, not at all.
00:38:30I told you this would be a 30-day job, didn't I?
00:38:33Enough time.
00:38:35We will spend the first three weeks interviewing anyone who may be of interest to this investigation.
00:38:40We would appreciate any clue as to who these people could be.
00:38:44Once we have completed the interviews, we will spend a few days analyzing our findings.
00:38:49And then we will present our final report to Judge Wallace.
00:38:52When you receive that report, I will immediately call another meeting like this one.
00:38:59Wyatt, where is Holiday?
00:39:05He definitely needs to be at the next meeting.
00:39:08I'm sure he will, Your Honor.
00:39:10Let's go.
00:39:21Well, I want to thank you for moving the interview here, instead of having it in the newspaper office.
00:39:27We are constantly watched.
00:39:30In fact, I went into the office one day last week and found a bullet hole in front of the window.
00:39:35Sounds like someone is trying to scare him.
00:39:38This is out of the ordinary in this town.
00:39:40Ma'am, I understand that you come from the Philadelphia Newspaper.
00:39:43Yes, I have been a reporter and journalist for ten years.
00:39:48Well, it is an honor to have you in our town.
00:39:52The Philadelphia Newspaper is a highly respected institution.
00:39:57I really hope I can meet your expectations.
00:40:00I would like to know more about your publication, The Epitaph.
00:40:04A fairly distinctive name for a newspaper.
00:40:07Maybe a little ...
00:40:09Melancholic?
00:40:11A lot of people think that, but they certainly don't forget the name.
00:40:16After all, no pencil is complete without its epitaph.
00:40:20Can I quote you on that?
00:40:21Of course you can.
00:40:23I have read several articles on the epitaph, as well as some of its competition.
00:40:28Yes, The Nugget.
00:40:29That is published by Harry Woodward.
00:40:31Yes.
00:40:32He refused to give me an interview.
00:40:35Thank you for accepting.
00:40:37I have nothing to hide.
00:40:40Now, reading the articles of the two newspapers,
00:40:43I noticed two very different and obvious political inclinations.
00:40:47Absolutely.
00:40:49The epitaph supports the law and order in Tubestone,
00:40:52and therefore, the legislators.
00:40:55In the name of the Arps.
00:40:56Well, for the moment, yes.
00:40:59The Nugget, on the other hand, supports the interests of ranchers and ranchers.
00:41:05The two political inclinations are quite obvious,
00:41:09not only in the editorials, but in the articles themselves.
00:41:12That's how people like it.
00:41:14I see.
00:41:16You know that this is not standard journalism.
00:41:19In our newspaper, we are proud to be as objective as possible when reporting our news.
00:41:25Well, there is no way we can do that here.
00:41:28In September, I organized a group that I called the Tubestone Security Committee.
00:41:35The law and order is the responsibility of each of the citizens.
00:41:41So, could you recommend some citizens who are willing to talk to me?
00:41:46Oh, yes.
00:41:47I'm sure I can.
00:41:48But there is one who, without a doubt, will not give an interview.
00:41:53Her name is Addie Poulson.
00:41:55I hadn't heard that name.
00:41:56Why wouldn't you like to talk to me?
00:41:58Miss Addie is a businesswoman.
00:42:01She's a fashion designer, and she's very well-known.
00:42:04Her house is on the other side of Fremont, where the shooting happened.
00:42:08Did she see anything?
00:42:10She was at the window of her house.
00:42:12She looked out and saw the two rows forming.
00:42:15She told me she didn't see any hand getting up,
00:42:20as the cowboys say, what happened.
00:42:23When the first shot rang, she ran out the window.
00:42:27Very wise of her.
00:42:29Well, is there anyone who has seen the shooting who is willing to give me an interview?
00:42:34There is this engineer, this engineer who came to town, a Mr. Seale.
00:42:40Mr. Seale could see everything from Fremont.
00:42:43Is he still in town?
00:42:44Yes, he's still here.
00:42:45The day the shooting happened.
00:42:48Well, can you imagine that?
00:42:51You get to a town for the first time, and then you face that.
00:42:56If that's the case, it's most likely that he's not familiar with anyone at the shooting.
00:43:01Oh, when he got to Tombstone, he didn't know anyone.
00:43:19Thank you for talking to me today, Mr. Hills.
00:43:22It's a pleasure, ma'am, and I just want to say that I owe no loyalty to anyone in Tombstone.
00:43:29That's quite obvious for your frankness in our discussion.
00:43:32I just hope that what you have to say will be of help.
00:43:35It will be. My next step will be to compare notes with my partner in this investigation.
00:43:40And then I suppose you'll leave our beautiful town?
00:43:43Probably, unless you need me for something else.
00:43:46Your main employer is the Philadelphia Newspaper, is that correct?
00:43:51That is correct.
00:43:52Hmm.
00:43:53Then I suppose there's a big difference between living up there in the big cities and these little towns here.
00:44:00I grew up in a small town, but I've traveled a lot and I've gotten used to life in the big city.
00:44:06But I must say that Tombstone is quite interesting.
00:44:09For a town like this, the level of crime competes with anything you've seen.
00:44:15Well, I'm from New Jersey myself, by the way.
00:44:18I suppose you can tell a little by my accent.
00:44:21Just a little.
00:44:23And I always try not to get involved in any of the politics or debates in any town I'm in.
00:44:30That's a good idea.
00:44:32Of all the people I've talked to, you were the only one who was neutral in these matters.
00:44:39Then I suppose I'd rather you didn't comment at all on our interview.
00:44:45That would also be a good idea.
00:44:47Now, it could be dangerous for you if some groups, or perhaps even some people,
00:44:54found out that you actually gave an honest testimony of what you saw.
00:44:58I appreciate your honesty, ma'am.
00:45:09Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to talk to me, Al Guacil.
00:45:14No problem.
00:45:16I hope I can help.
00:45:18Me too.
00:45:19I understand that you were one of the first to see what happened in that shooting.
00:45:23Yes, I was the first in line to get there.
00:45:26I got there at 3.10.
00:45:28And what did you see?
00:45:30Well, I saw a lot of things.
00:45:33I got there at 3.10.
00:45:35And what did you see?
00:45:37Well, Tommy Frank McClurry and Ike Billy's brother were already dead on the ground.
00:45:44From what I understand, Ike Clapton and Billy Clyburn left just after the shooting started.
00:45:50What about the Earp brothers and Holiday?
00:45:53They had already left.
00:45:55Later, I learned that White had taken Morgan and Virgil to the doctor.
00:46:01They said that Holiday would leave a few minutes later.
00:46:06And what was the first thing he did when he got there?
00:46:09First, I identified the dead men and tried to see where they were shot from.
00:46:15About five minutes later, Wyatt appeared and acted as the owner of the place.
00:46:19And what did he say?
00:46:21He said that he and his brothers and Holiday started shooting almost at the same time as the other group.
00:46:29Did Wyatt Earp have any injuries?
00:46:31No, miraculously.
00:46:33It seems that he doesn't like the man.
00:46:36Well, he competed with me to do something like that.
00:46:39But he won.
00:46:41But he slandered my name from here to the other side of the county.
00:46:45Really? And how did he do that?
00:46:48I told everyone that I was hanging out with the cowboys.
00:46:52By cowboys, do you mean the ranch workers or the gang?
00:46:56No, the cowboys are a group of men who identify themselves by wearing red bands.
00:47:02I've heard of them. They are famous for stealing cattle and living off the law.
00:47:07That sounds like the Earps would have said that.
00:47:10So, how do you see them?
00:47:12They have helped many small ranchers in the county to ward off the bad elements.
00:47:17I see. So, these men who shot at the Earps and Holiday were cowboys?
00:47:25That's right.
00:47:32Alguacil knows that this investigation is just beginning.
00:47:35Would you mind if I spend a few more days asking him more questions if necessary?
00:47:40No problem, ma'am. I hope to help.
00:47:56Hey, Joe. Are you going to look at Morgan all night?
00:48:00I'm sorry, Morgan. Do I make you uncomfortable?
00:48:03Maybe a little, Joe.
00:48:05Did you want to ask me something?
00:48:07Yes. Did it hurt?
00:48:09Of course it hurt. They shot me.
00:48:12So, does it still hurt?
00:48:14Yes, Joe. It still hurts.
00:48:17Where exactly did he shoot you?
00:48:19Well, the doctor says he shot me in the shoulder, turned around, and took a piece of my spine.
00:48:26Ow!
00:48:27Yep.
00:48:28I never knew anyone who was in a shootout.
00:48:31Well, congratulations.
00:48:34Sounds like he was lucky.
00:48:50I just paid my second visit to Mama McGlory.
00:48:56She's devastated by her kids. Especially Tom.
00:49:00That was her baby.
00:49:02Billy. Morgan.
00:49:05I don't want any trouble here.
00:49:07I don't want any trouble.
00:49:09I don't want any trouble.
00:49:11I don't want any trouble.
00:49:13I don't want any trouble.
00:49:15Billy. Morgan.
00:49:17I don't want any trouble here.
00:49:20What can I offer you, Billy?
00:49:22Whiskey.
00:49:26Why don't you sit over here?
00:49:30I don't think it's wise. I'm working.
00:49:35Then, Elaina, will you sit at his table, but not at mine?
00:49:39Are you still insisting on something that doesn't exist, Billy?
00:49:43There's nothing between us. He's married.
00:49:46Her name is Louise. I met her. She's pretty.
00:49:50Well, I'm glad you know you shouldn't mess with my girl.
00:49:54When are you going to stop that?
00:49:56Don't be insinuating.
00:49:58That's not going to happen, Billy.
00:50:14How's your hand, Mr. Holliday?
00:50:17Well, it's healing.
00:50:19Can I ask you a few questions about the shooting?
00:50:22I suppose. I imagine you've heard from other sources.
00:50:26I like to investigate all sources.
00:50:29I was told the cowboys raised their hands when the shooting started.
00:50:34Nobody raised their hands. We just started shooting.
00:50:38What did you see in the first seconds of that shooting?
00:50:42I don't know. It was moving.
00:50:44Was everyone moving?
00:50:46Well, except Wyatt. He was standing still like a statue.
00:50:50Did he get hurt?
00:50:52No, but he received four bullet holes in his coat.
00:50:56So the men who shot him were all cowboys?
00:51:00Well, they seemed to be.
00:51:03I understand you met the head of the cowboys, Johnny Ringo.
00:51:08Did Wyatt tell you that?
00:51:10No, he didn't.
00:51:12Have you spoken to Wyatt?
00:51:14Mr. Holliday, I'd like to know your perception of the shooting.
00:51:19I'm in the middle of a game right now, and I'd like to go back to it.
00:51:24So, if you'll excuse me, ma'am.
00:51:27Well, I'm going to go.
00:51:30Miss Whitfield.
00:51:32I don't think Doc wants to talk about the shooting.
00:51:35Apparently not.
00:51:38Teresa and I can tell you what we know and what we've heard.
00:51:42But not now.
00:51:44We must wait for this place to be empty.
00:51:46When no one is here.
00:51:48You tell me when, and I'll be there.
00:51:51So, Johnny Ringo is the leader of the cowboys.
00:51:54That's right.
00:51:56Johnny Ringo is the leader of the cowboys.
00:51:58That's right.
00:52:00Approve the new recruits.
00:52:02He and Doc Holliday have known each other for a long time.
00:52:06Before Johnny went to prison.
00:52:08When did Johnny leave?
00:52:10Not long ago.
00:52:13What kind of man is he?
00:52:15Evil.
00:52:17And when he's drunk, which he is most of the time, he's a rude drunk.
00:52:22And what about the rest of the cowboys?
00:52:25Some of them are kids.
00:52:27Some of them are rude.
00:52:29Really rude.
00:52:31They're all scammed.
00:52:33With ranchers and ranchers in the county.
00:52:36Scammed?
00:52:38The cowboys are cattle thieves.
00:52:41They steal cattle.
00:52:43In the county.
00:52:44And they sell it to the ranchers here.
00:52:47The ranchers sell the cattle fast.
00:52:49They all get a comfortable profit.
00:52:52How long has this been going on?
00:52:5430 years.
00:52:56Why doesn't the sheriff arrest him?
00:52:58Behan?
00:53:00He's not a cowboy.
00:53:02No matter how rude the cowboys get.
00:53:05The cowboy Behan just turns around.
00:53:08They pay him for his work.
00:53:10They pay the cowboys.
00:53:12And they pay the ranchers.
00:53:14It looks like there's a lot of money involved.
00:53:17Compare it to this.
00:53:19Virgil Earp, who has been a commissioner here from time to time.
00:53:23They pay him $100 a month.
00:53:25I understand that something like this, Behan.
00:53:28They pay him $3,000 a month.
00:53:30Maybe more.
00:53:32He doesn't owe anyone.
00:53:35And why do they hate Holliday and the Earps?
00:53:38Because they faced the cowboys.
00:53:41The cowboys don't run this bar.
00:53:43But we can't reject them.
00:53:45They got their hands in a lot of things in this town.
00:53:49And not just in the county.
00:53:52The next day of the shooting,
00:53:54the bodies of those cowboys were exposed outside the funerals.
00:53:59There was a sign that said,
00:54:02Murdered in the streets of Tombstone.
00:54:15What's that place?
00:54:16McLaury Ranch.
00:54:18Two of the guys killed in the shooting were McLaury?
00:54:21Yes, Tommy Frank.
00:54:23His mother, Mama McLaury, is the one I want to interview.
00:54:27Do you think I should stay here, just in case?
00:54:29That's a good idea.
00:54:31One woman will speak more openly with another woman.
00:54:34I can't say no.
00:54:36Just so you know, ma'am,
00:54:38I know the people around here call you Mama McLaury,
00:54:40but I'm sure you have a full name.
00:54:43Of course, it's Angelica.
00:54:45That's a beautiful name.
00:54:47I would like to begin by offering my condolences
00:54:50for the death of your two children, Tom and Hank.
00:54:53Mrs. Whitfield, why did you never get married and have children?
00:54:57I couldn't be a reporter or a wife.
00:55:00Well, then, let me tell you something.
00:55:03Until you've lost your own child,
00:55:05you don't know how deep sadness can get.
00:55:09I really loved my children.
00:55:12But Thomas...
00:55:14He was my baby.
00:55:16Do you understand?
00:55:17He was a beautiful baby.
00:55:20It was a gift sent directly from heaven.
00:55:23Again, ma'am, I'm very sorry for your loss.
00:55:28I'm sorry to be so blunt, Mrs. Whitfield,
00:55:31but who exactly do you work for?
00:55:34I'm a reporter for the Philadelphia Newspaper.
00:55:37I was hired by Judge Wallace
00:55:39along with an investigator from Pinkerton
00:55:41to gather evidence as neutral parties.
00:55:44You need to determine whether the Serbs and Doc Holliday
00:55:47should be tried for their actions in the shooting.
00:55:50Of course they should be tried.
00:55:52It's a very public trial.
00:55:54Then that's what you'd like to see.
00:55:56Everyone in the county would demand it.
00:55:58Everyone would know they were good guys.
00:56:01But they were part of a group that often operated outside the law.
00:56:05You mean the cowboys?
00:56:07That's exactly what I mean.
00:56:09Those are the words of the people.
00:56:11They've done good things for the people here in the county.
00:56:15I see.
00:56:17Ma'am, did Tommy Frank ever mention anything about that shooting?
00:56:22Well, no, not to me.
00:56:24But they wouldn't plan something like that anyway.
00:56:27Then who do you think could have done it?
00:56:30I think it was that Johnny Ringo.
00:56:33So you think Johnny Ringo put those guys in that fight with the Serbs?
00:56:38I didn't say that, and I'm not saying that.
00:56:41I'm just saying that my kids weren't the ones doing things like that.
00:56:47They were good guys.
00:56:50Thank you, ma'am.
00:56:56The poor woman is in mourning.
00:56:58She lost two children.
00:57:00Tommy was the youngest.
00:57:02I used to talk a lot with her about the cowboys and Johnny Ringo.
00:57:06I've heard that name before.
00:57:08I'm learning it.
00:57:10But you're more familiar with these parts than I am.
00:57:13It seems that Johnny Ringo thinks he's the leader of these cowboys.
00:57:17Do you think he could have taken those guys just for that shooting with the Serbs?
00:57:21I think it's a possibility.
00:57:23Anything else?
00:57:25He said he was careful with Ike Clanton.
00:57:27He doesn't like women very much.
00:57:30It seems that he has become known for being rude to some girls in town.
00:57:34So much so that he's been banned from entering several places.
00:57:40Maybe I should be the one to talk to him.
00:57:42I think that would be best.
00:57:54So, Ike, I understand that you're a member of the Cowboys.
00:57:58Well, yeah.
00:57:59This red here should answer that.
00:58:03And...
00:58:04What kind of group is this?
00:58:06A brotherhood.
00:58:07We help each other.
00:58:09Well, um...
00:58:11Being part of the group, what characteristics do you think are one of the most important of a cowboy?
00:58:16Character what?
00:58:18I'm sorry.
00:58:19I mean...
00:58:21What do you need to be a cowboy?
00:58:23The main thing you need?
00:58:25Yes, the main thing.
00:58:28Loyalty.
00:58:29You must have loyalty.
00:58:32Okay.
00:58:33So...
00:58:35You mean the kind of loyalty...
00:58:38Like when someone in your group does something wrong...
00:58:41And you have to support them in any way?
00:58:45That's loyalty.
00:58:49So, Ike...
00:58:51Do you also remember what happened in the shooting?
00:58:54I remember every second.
00:58:57Very well, then.
00:58:58Who fired the first shot?
00:59:00Holiday.
00:59:01With that damn shotgun he has.
00:59:05So he shot out of nowhere?
00:59:07We raise our hands to surrender.
00:59:10That's true.
00:59:13What did you say your name was?
00:59:15Mason.
00:59:17Very well, Mason.
00:59:18Look who was there.
00:59:20I know who was there.
00:59:24What I mean is, look at the obvious.
00:59:28Can you explain that?
00:59:30Well, Billy and I...
00:59:32That's...
00:59:33Billy Claiborne?
00:59:34Correct.
00:59:36Billy and I can handle a gun very well.
00:59:39I've heard that.
00:59:42But the other guys and my brother...
00:59:44Is it a joke?
00:59:47Don't you think it started as a fair fight?
00:59:49How could it be?
00:59:51I think you had more guns.
00:59:53Herbs and Holiday are lawmen.
00:59:56Experienced.
00:59:58They certainly had experience as lawmen.
01:00:02We tried to surrender, but it didn't work.
01:00:05Do you think they overcame it with guns?
01:00:07We turned around and ran.
01:00:09They didn't.
01:00:11And that's the truth.
01:00:13It makes a lot of sense.
01:00:15I recognize that.
01:00:16Do you think Herbs and Holiday should go to prison?
01:00:19No, Mason.
01:00:21I don't think so.
01:00:22I think they should go to the executioner.
01:00:29Philadelphia.
01:00:38Ma'am, I've been to a few big cities.
01:00:40Philadelphia sounds like a great place.
01:00:42It is.
01:00:44The towns here are quite new.
01:00:46In the East, there's a lot of history and a lot of people.
01:00:50As a reporter, you learn a lot in a short time.
01:00:54So what do you think of Thompson?
01:00:56It seems that the criminal element has a strong presence in this county.
01:01:00It does.
01:01:02It makes it difficult for the people.
01:01:04Mr. Herb, I think you started your career in the application of the law in Wichita.
01:01:08Yes.
01:01:09In the city of Dosh.
01:01:11In Kansas, it can be a hard life.
01:01:13And why did you leave that occupation?
01:01:15The truth is for money.
01:01:17I got tired of risking my life for a little bit of nothing.
01:01:20I understand.
01:01:21But it seems that Alwazil Behan found a way to benefit from an official position.
01:01:26That's because Behan collects taxes.
01:01:28There's the money.
01:01:30Yes, he and several others mentioned that.
01:01:33I'm surprised you told him.
01:01:35It wasn't much information, but it was definitely worth interviewing him.
01:01:39So, you and that guy Mason have talked to a lot of people.
01:01:42In the town.
01:01:43I guess I was the last.
01:01:45Yes.
01:01:47I thought it would be wise to get several perspectives,
01:01:50and then get your point of view in the context of what the others said.
01:01:54Maybe you'll find out what they told you before you have to say something.
01:01:57I'm afraid that's not how it works.
01:02:00But please keep in mind that what's at stake for you and your brothers is too expensive.
01:02:06Do you think the judge could put us back in jail?
01:02:09The judge's decision will be based on the combination of my investigation and that of my partner Mason.
01:02:14I can't reveal the content of our report.
01:02:17I know he visited his mother, McClory.
01:02:20Yes.
01:02:21As you know, he lost two children and is in mourning.
01:02:26He didn't have to be like that.
01:02:29Mr. Earp, looking at the balance of experience on both sides of the shooting,
01:02:34yours was quite favorable.
01:02:37Experience?
01:02:39Weapon handling experience.
01:02:42Well, maybe.
01:02:43But the most important thing here is, who is violating the law?
01:02:46By law, you mean the County Code against Public Firearms Handling?
01:02:51That's right.
01:02:52It seems a minor offense for such an important resolution.
01:02:55Ma'am, there are experienced gunmen on the other side as well.
01:02:59You mean the Clantons and Billy Claiborne?
01:03:01That's right. Especially Billy Clanton, brother of Ike.
01:03:04Mr. Earp, were you expecting a shooting that day?
01:03:08We were hoping not.
01:03:10Did you and your brothers ever talk about who could shoot if there was a fight?
01:03:16Well, we knew that if Clanton was there, we should take care of him first.
01:03:21Take care?
01:03:23Mrs. Whitfield told me to take out my gun until I saw him take out his.
01:03:27I think we shot the first shot at the same time.
01:03:30And the McClory boys?
01:03:32They should never have been there.
01:03:35Holliday pointed his shotgun at Tom.
01:03:38He didn't have a chance, did he?
01:03:40Mrs. Tom and her brother were shooting at us and Holliday.
01:03:43We were just trying to get out alive.
01:03:45One last question.
01:03:48Did you notice if at any point in the fight someone tried to surrender,
01:03:52either before or during the shooting?
01:03:55Absolutely not.
01:03:56No one?
01:03:57No one.
01:03:58Where's Holliday? He has to be here.
01:04:02Probably sleeping in someone else's room.
01:04:06Well, most likely you'll see him at some point.
01:04:10Anyway, make sure to give him the news.
01:04:13Margaret, Whitfield and Mason have done an absolutely detailed job.
01:04:17In fact, it's so detailed that it makes my head spin.
01:04:21Margaret?
01:04:23Wyatt, Morgan, Virgil.
01:04:26There are a lot of people in town who don't like it very much, guys.
01:04:31On the other hand, a lot of people in town don't like cowboys and would like them not to be here.
01:04:36It's been very difficult to find someone with an objective point of view about it.
01:04:42There's been a lot of fuss on both sides for a long time.
01:04:47You know what I mean by objective, right?
01:04:54The important thing is, based on your report,
01:04:58there's not enough evidence to condemn them for anything.
01:05:03The important thing for me is to know who was telling the truth and who was lying.
01:05:12According to Ike Clanton and Billy Claiborne,
01:05:15they raised their hands and surrendered as soon as they heard the first shots.
01:05:19However, according to Dr. Goodfellow,
01:05:23the wound on Billy Clanton's wrist was not in the angle of someone with their hands in the air.
01:05:29Thank you, Margaret.
01:05:31Gentlemen, the charges against you have been withdrawn.
01:05:53Why are you leaving town so soon, Johnny?
01:05:56I was hoping to see that lady again.
01:05:59I told you not to mess with that woman.
01:06:01We don't have time, Billy.
01:06:04Where are we going?
01:06:06We'll regroup with the cowboys.
01:06:08I know where.
01:06:11The old man has the law at his fingertips.
01:06:14I don't know where we're going.
01:06:17I don't know either.
01:06:21The old man has the law at his fingertips.
01:06:23Isn't that right?
01:06:25Yeah, he's hiding behind the US commissioner's badge.
01:06:28But you know what?
01:06:29What?
01:06:31The US commissioners bleed like the rest of us.
01:06:34And of course I'm going to make him bleed.
01:06:43Come on, I'm telling you, working at the mine is going to drive you crazy.
01:06:47I don't understand.
01:06:48It's not the kind of work I could do.
01:06:50Most of the men aren't from around here.
01:06:52They're Mexican and Chinese.
01:06:54They don't speak English, I imagine.
01:06:56No?
01:06:57Actually, no.
01:06:58That's why I talk to myself all day.
01:07:00Is that true?
01:07:05Oh, hello, brother.
01:07:06What brings you here?
01:07:07What do I owe the pleasure, Wyatt?
01:07:11The cowboys have been at home threatening me all day.
01:07:27Do you see anything, Morgan?
01:07:32No.
01:07:34It seems quiet.
01:07:39Who are you threatening?
01:07:42Morgan!
01:07:44Morgan!
01:07:46Out the windows!
01:07:49I'll go get the doctor.
01:07:53Elaina, I need something to wrap this up.
01:07:59You two, press the wound as hard as you can.
01:08:02I'll be right back.
01:08:06Morgan!
01:08:07Morgan, look at me.
01:08:09Look at me.
01:08:10Your brother will be right back and my father went to get the doctor.
01:08:13Stay with us.
01:08:15Stay with us.
01:08:16Hold on.
01:08:17Hold on.
01:08:21Stay with us.
01:08:25Stay with us.
01:08:28Okay?
01:08:39You don't look well, Mr. Earp.
01:08:56They told me you were going to Colorado.
01:08:58When were you going to tell me?
01:09:01I'm going to see Doc at the hospital.
01:09:03He's not doing well.
01:09:06Hmm.
01:09:08I guess that has nothing to do with the fact that Johnny Ringo and Clairvon have been seen around.
01:09:15I don't think so.
01:09:18I guess that has nothing to do with the fact that Johnny Ringo and Clairvon have been seen around.
01:09:25Come with me if you want.
01:09:28Wyatt.
01:09:30You know I'm the only cop in this town who has some experience.
01:09:34I can't do that.
01:09:36Then I'll see you when I get back.
01:09:48Okay.
01:10:18Okay.
01:10:48Stop.
01:11:10I need to rest.
01:11:14Take the reins.
01:11:19Now what, Johnny?
01:11:29I have to stop for a minute.
01:11:40Come on, Johnny. We have to go.
01:11:42We have to get to town by night.
01:11:46A few more minutes.
01:11:47Give me a minute.
01:11:51Johnny, that's that damn cheap whiskey.
01:12:03I'm tired of traveling with you, Johnny.
01:12:06I don't want to hear you talk anymore.
01:12:30I'm tired of traveling with you, Johnny.
01:12:58I'm tired of traveling with you, Johnny.
01:13:18I'm tired of traveling with you, Johnny.
01:13:35You don't look well, Billy.
01:13:37Do you want to say something before you go?
01:13:41I killed Morgan.
01:13:46Well, anything else?
01:13:51Yes.
01:13:59I enjoyed it.
01:14:02You'll rot in hell, son of a bitch.
01:14:32I think you've become a savage again, Wyatt.
01:14:48People tell me I'm good at that.
01:14:57I guess you took care of Billy.
01:15:00Yes, that's right.
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01:15:25That would be nice.
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