In 1958, a small town sharp-shooter becomes the third in a trio of female robbers, led by a violent, unpredictable psychopath, to pursue a foreseeable fortune along their road trip of crime and destruction.
Mary is a small-town, sharp-shooting country girl who lives with her war veteran Uncle in their struggling army surplus store. She meets Naomi, a mysterious, eccentric stranger who entices her to join her and her driver, Dolores, on a Bonnie-and-Clyde-style road trip of robberies. Mary turns the opportunity down, only to be dragged along against her will when she inadvertently gets involved with a robbery at her hometown store. She soon finds herself coming along with the ride, plunging further and further down into a dark hole of crime and carnage, and learns that when you drive down the highway to hell, there just may be no turning back.
After a shocking discovery of her brother, a young female detective must find means to bring the killer to book or he clutches his hands on the next victim.
Based on the true story in 1931 of a navy wife who claimed she was raped by a gang of Hawaiians, leading to one of them being kidnapped and murdered in a scheme hatched by the girl's mother. Clarence Darrow defended the family in Hawaii's Crime of the Century.
From the back seat of police cruiser, a father sees his daughter taken out of the back of his car by, Ed, a man he knows from her school. The father must decide if she is better off with him or in the "system" like him. Ed must learn that raising a child isn't about finding personal redemption.
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