:07:00
I have the highest respect for him...
:07:02
...as a soldier.
:07:04
Last week, your respected soldier
kidnapped my wife.
:07:12
His ransom note.
:07:15
Your job:
:07:19
A mission of mercy.
:07:22
Raza. Captain Jesus Raza.
:07:28
Jesus.
:07:30
What a name for the bloodiest
cutthroat in Mexico.
:07:49
Mrs. Grant is a prisoner
about 1 00 miles across the desert.
:07:53
A hellhole. For Raza, a fortress.
:07:57
He was born in that desert.
:07:59
He and his men know every ravine,
every rock, every cliff.
:08:05
It'd take a battalion at least a month.
:08:08
But a few daring men...
:08:11
...specialists, led by you...
:08:15
...could do it in one bold, swift stroke.
:08:19
Why not? You're fluent in Spanish.
You know the terrain.
:08:23
You know Raza.
How he thinks and reacts.
:08:25
-I know you can do it.
-I don't think so, Mr. Grant.
:08:30
One thousand dollars a man going in.
:08:34
If you bring her back safe and sound...
:08:37
...another 9000 dollars
for each of you.
:08:46
-How many men does Raza have?
-Pasqual?
:08:50
Last month, 1 50, maybe. Now?
:08:53
-If I were you, I'd pay the ransom.
-There it is.
:08:57
One hundred thousand dollars
in gold coins, as requested by Raza.