When the story begins, Richard Kimble is walking along the road and a car full of migrant workers stop to give him a lift. Only moments later, shots ring out and one of the guys in the car is killed! The police investigate and Kimble has little to tell them. However, it soon becomes apparent that the son (Roy Thinnes) of the local vineyard owner (James Gregory) might know more about this killing. After all, he thought his father was being way too nice towards the workers and did not want to see them go on strike. And, what better way to avert it than kill their leader?! But what about the father? What will he do when it becomes obvious that the son is just plain evil?
This episode is a bit unusual because it's NOT about Kimble running but more about the murder and the vineyard. An interesting episode and yet another one which shows how much Kimble likes and gravitates towards these poor, hardworking people.
This episode is a bit unusual because it's NOT about Kimble running but more about the murder and the vineyard. An interesting episode and yet another one which shows how much Kimble likes and gravitates towards these poor, hardworking people.