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Gunsmoke: Willy Scroggs is stabbed to death. It looks like Indians did it, but Matt doesn't think so. Harve Foster thinks it was Quint. Quint says he saw old Caleb Nash in town. Matt tells Caleb, Willy was scalped. George tells Mrs. Bell it had to be an Indian. Festus beats Talbot up to keep him from Old Charlie Roan Horse. The colonel tells Matt to settle this quickly. He says a white man was killed in the Indian Nations. George tells Harv, Buffalo Calf saw us. George says you did the killing. The Wilcox's dog is into George's chickens. He goes out to check. Caleb kills him. Mrs. Hewitt says Harv, George and Willy went hunting last month for four days. Matt asks Foster what happened in the Indian Nations. They had a run in with Buffalo Calf. Matt goes to talk to Buffalo Calf, and takes Caleb with him. Caleb says we cross that line he'll find us. They make camp. Buffalo Calf comes with four others. Buffalo Calf says the third one will die. Willy, George and Harv killed an Indian girl and another girl saw it. Buffalo Calf won't say who else saw it. Matt tells Caleb he killed George and Willy. The girl killed was Little Elk Woman, Caleb's only daughter. Matt says you should've let me handle it. Matt tells Buffalo Calf must go back to Dodge. Caleb turns to shoot Matt. Buffalo Calf shoots Caleb. Matt rides into Dodge with Buffalo Calf, an Indian maiden, and some braves. Buffalo Calf identifies Foster. So does the maiden. Matt arrests Foster. Foster says it was only an Injun. They're not even human.

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