Synopsis

Kimble journeyed to Washington D.C. to consult with Frank Hobart, a lawyer whose book, "Unjustly Convicted," detailed Kimble's conviction as the result of a biased media frenzy swaying the judge and jury. He sought Hobart’s representation, hoping the lawyer could persuade the courts to reopen the murder case that had condemned him. Shortly after, Kimble encountered Unawa, an African ambassador who collapsed suddenly on the street. The ambassador, deeply grateful for assistance, offered Kimbl