1:07:08
Not even a rabbit could slip through?
1:07:11
This farm was owned by the biggest
landholder in the district.
1:07:14
There he is, his wife, daughter and
son-in-law and three grandchildren...
1:07:19
...their throats slit.
1:07:21
I'm ordering you to post guards
on every farm in the area immediately.
1:07:24
After this, these land owners
will take nothing less.
1:07:27
He's right. This is our fault.
1:07:30
How the hell did they get through?
1:07:31
I'd stake my life that it wasn't the rebels.
1:07:34
This job was done
by the Arab farm workers themselves.
1:07:37
They probably ran off to join the band.
1:07:39
- You're crazy.
- Then where are they?
1:07:44
- Mayor.
- Yes.
1:07:46
- Where are the workers from this farm?
- I don't know.
1:07:49
My interpreter thinks
they were frightened off.
1:07:52
- Are you from this area?
- Yes.
1:07:55
- Do the workers have relatives in Gafez?
- I'm sure they do.
1:07:59
Merle, round them up.
I want them questioned.
1:08:02
- Take this man to help you.
- Yes, sir.
1:08:03
- Colonel!
- Come on.
1:08:06
I want my helicopter back.
1:08:14
We're back again.
1:08:15
- Are you walking us in circles?
- All this time, for nothing.
1:08:18
Whose side are you on?
1:08:20
I'm on your side.
1:08:21
But the trouble is they see me with you.
1:08:24
Maybe I should go to the next place alone.
1:08:27
All right. I'll give you five minutes.
1:08:30
Wait here.
1:08:35
No, inside. It's safer.
1:08:52
- Come in.
- I haven't much time.
1:08:55
- Are the workers from the farm at Rahlem?
- Yes.
1:08:58
Go to Rahlem,
I'm bringing four paratroopers.