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Gunsmoke: Al Flack and Zel Meyers are dividing the money from their latest bank heist and agree to meet in Pueblo in two weeks for a gold robbery. Zel and his girl go to Dodge. Zel tells Jenny to get a job at the Long Branch. Zel loses $1500, to Chuck Eaton, playing poker. Zel holds up Chuck outside, but he doesn't have the money. Zel slugs him. Two guys see it and chase Zel. Matt goes to the Dodge House to arrest Zel, Chuck died. Zel tells Jenny they have to get to Pueblo. Jenny tells Matt to come to her room. She tells him Zel wants her to work on Matt. She told Zel she wouldn't, but she loves Matt. Matt returns to his room and Jenny is there. Matt throws a blanket over her and takes her up to Kitty. Flack arrives with $1000 for Zel's bail. Jenny tells Zel she's staying with Matt. Matt tells Zel not to leave town. Louie Pheeters hears Zel say he's going to kill Matt tonight. Louie tells Matt. Zel's looking in Matt's window. Matt is outside and confronts him. In the morning Flack opens the office door and shoots at Matt, he misses. Flack, Zel and Jenny ride off. Matt and Quint ride out after them. Zel tells Jenny he's going to kill her. Flack tells Zel he'll take her. Zel says she my girl and I'll do what I want. Flack asks Jenny to go with him. She agrees. Quint rides up to Flack and Zel. Matt rides up from behind. Jenny sees Matt but doesn't warn Flack and Zel. When Matt's gets there Zel tries to shoot him. Jenny hits Zel's arm. Zel and Flack are killed. Jenny says she is going to St. Louis.

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