stuff.
No fancy trials.
No sob sisters.
I'm just gonna empty this shotgun
in his belly.
Anybody tries to stop me
will get the same thing.
- You gotta catch him first.
- Walter! Walter!
Pa, I seen him.
I seen him way over on the other side.
Was running like 60.
- Which way was he going?
- Heading for the trees over by Tulley's.
You go tell them we spotted him.
We got him spotted!
Help!
He was getting into my car.
He had this knife...
It's only a flesh wound.
Get him in the house.
You're letting him get away.
- Where can we get a car?
- A car! Where can we get a car?
Here, give her a hand, will you?
Hey, you can't do that!
No! You can't do that!
- We're taking your car, lady.
- No.
- Get out of the way, now.
- Police.
- We gotta take it.
- Look out! You could hurt her.
Watch your gun.
I'll take care of my gun.
You watch where you're going.
Let me drive! I'll make her pull.
I'm giving her all she'll take.
- Let her out.
- She won't take it.
- We're losing him.
- We won't lose him.
We should have got him by the house.
- You must have seen him.
- I didn't see him.
We won't get him.
We'll never get him the way you're going.
I want him just as much as you do.
What do you care? It wasn't your kid.
- What are you slowing for?
- The road's iced.
All we got to do is crack up,
and then we'll really lose him.
What's that? Looks like a wreck.
Watch it.
- Do you see that?
- What?
The light.
There's something funny here.
Yes?
We're looking for a...
We were looking for someone.
We think he came this way.
We're looking for a killer.
We know he came this way.
Have you seen him?
Have you heard anybody?
- No.
- Well, he had to come here.
- You must have seen him.
- No, I haven't.
Yours is the only house around here.
We thought...
He'd be here? Well, he isn't here.
But you may come in and look if you like.
We were following him,
this fellow we're after.
His car went off the road.
So did ours.
He was heading this way.
Nobody came around?
Didn't hear anything?
No.
- You live here alone?
- Yes, I rent the farm to George Willows.
He lives down at the south end.
There's something wrong here.
Not a light in the place.
You got him hidden somewhere?
- Why don't you put on a light?
- I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to keep you
standing in the dark.
There's a lamp on the table.
She knows something.
Knows more than she's telling us.
Why don't you look through the house.
Then you'll know there isn't anyone here.
Damn.
Get that rug over it.
Just a minute. I'll get the lantern.
Here you are.
Why did you let us in the house?
Because you knocked on my door.
The way we knocked,
you must have been scared stiff.
Scared people don't let you
in their house.
I thought you might be
caught in the storm.
Where is he?
We're going to get him anyway.
You might as well tell me where he is.
Where is he?
- What?
- Find anything?
Clothes in a room up there.
Boots. Stuff only a man would wear.
Who are you trying to hide?
No, and that cop upstairs,
that city cop, he don't know either.
I'm gonna find the man that did it.
I'll find him. You, nor that cop, nor
anybody else will keep me from him.
- Could you tell me how it feels?
- How a father feels...
I'm so sorry.
Did you find his things like I told you?
You said you lived here alone.
- I said there was nobody here but me.
- No, you didn't.
- What I meant was...
- Who lives in the room across the hall?
My brother.
- When he's here. But he isn't here now.
- Where is he? Tell us.
He went away for a few days.
- Where'd he go?
- You better...
- Let me handle this.
- Then make her.
I said, he went away for a few days.
Went away where?
Over to a farm about 10 miles from here.
Ten miles doesn't take a few days.
He's staying there.
I still think she's lying.
Look at me.
Look me right in the eye. Tell me.
- She can't.
- She's not blind. She's stalling.
She's got him hidden somewhere.
Get out.
She is