Mountain justice and a wary jailbreak in Cartersville
In a turbulent hill country tale, Bill Dale faces a looming trial for killing Black Adam Bail. Caleb Moreland stages a secret jailbreak plan while the Moreland and Littleford families rally, preparing for an October court date and vowing protection if Dale is convicted.
Mountain Outlaws Hold Mock Trial and Threaten Dale
Sheriff Flowers raids the Big Pine mountains arresting four Ball and Torrey kin on suspicion in a dynamiting case. Bill Dale faces a lynch‑minded crowd at a walnut grove as a self appointed jury convicts him of premeditated murder and sentences him to hang at sunrise. Dale challenges the judge to a barehanded duel to win freedom.
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