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The Man from Lubbock
When a young motel owner suspects that a strange guest may be a bank robber on-the-lam, she must uncover his true identity and bring him to justice, despite the skepticism of the police.
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When a young motel owner suspects that a strange guest may be a bank robber on-the-lam, she must uncover his true identity and bring him to justice, despite the skepticism of the police.
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