Synopsis

Donna, Kimble’s sister, called him home with a potential development in the case: a letter from James Eckhardt, a former U.S. Army captain who had also witnessed the one-armed man fleeing the Kimble residence the night Helen was murdered. Kimble arranged to meet Eckhardt, who readily agreed to assist the fugitive. Eckhardt’s account appeared compelling enough to exonerate Kimble. However, neither man knew that another witness would emerge: a convict serving time for drug dealing. He revealed he