The True Story of Lynn Stuart: Difference between revisions

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| name = The True Story of Lynn Stuart

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| director = [[Lewis Seiler]]

As she becomes closer to Down, Carter learns many of the ins-and-outs of the drug smuggling operation in which Down is involved. She reports her information back to police and says that she believes she is getting closer to being able to identify the top men in the operation. However, her home life suffers and her husband insists that she quit, which she agrees to do after the next day. But during that next day, Down pulls her deeply into a plan to hijack a competing gang's drug shipment. In the meantime, Carter's son is hospitalized with [[pneumonia]], and the authorities are unable to contact her to inform her.

 

 

Back at the motel, Carter's nervous and frightened behavior continues, which concerns both Down and the gang's leader Doc ([[John Anderson (actor)|John Anderson]]). When she hears a radio report that authorities are searching for Phyllis Carter, whose son is very ill, she flies into near-hysterics. Although they still do not know the truth about her, Doc and Down decide that her behavior is too much of a risk to them and that Down will kill her. Before he can do so, though, police raid the motel, having been contacted by a gas station attendant who found Carter's note. They take all of the criminals into custody and inform Carter that her son is going to be alright.

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[[Category:1958 films]]

[[Category:1950s biographical drama films]]

[[Category:American black-and-white films]]

[[Category:American biographical drama films]]

[[Category:American crime drama films]]

[[Category:Columbia Pictures films]]

[[Category:Crime films based on actual events]]

[[Category:Films about drugs]]

[[Category:Films set in California]]

[[Category:Films directed by Lewis Seiler]]