Interesting facts about 'The Fugitive'

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Thelma and her father visit the jail where they wish to speak to Kimble in private.

When they discuss matters with Kimble, he explains that he is wanted by the police and that publicity will hurt him. They are unaware that Joe Bob is listening in on a monitoring device.

The next day, Kimble is sent once more to Apache Park. Kimble attempts to explain to Floyd that Joe Bob is attempting to eliminate witnesses to Neely Hollister's death. Floyd disbelieves this. Joe Bob discloses that Kimble is wanted for murder. Floyd reveals that Kimble witnessed Neely's death.

When Floyd leaves the park, Kimble is all alone with the marshall who watches over him. What will happen now?

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Thelma arrives at the police department to withdraw the complaint about "Richard Clark", insisting that he only wanted to help her family. Floyd thinks she is only doing this because she dislikes Joe Bob. But she replies that for whatever trouble Clark has been in, he wouldn't lie--but what about Joe Bob's intentions?

Knowing that Kimble observed Neely's death, Joe Bob taunts Kimble with information about the phone call waiting from Lieutenant Gerard. It would be so easy to send Kimble on his way to the death chair--and that his capture would send Joe Bob to the state capitol. But first, work must be tended to. He instructs Kimble to remove a rock from the soil. When Kimble faces difficulties, Joe Bob assists him--to which Kimble knocks him out before fleeing.

Joe Bob rises to take down Kimble in his escape.

As Kimble becomes an open target below, Joe Bob aims his gun.

At that moment, Floyd and Thelma arrive to aid Kimble.

[ABlairican Pie]

In desperation, Kimble calls to Floyd about the deal Joe Bob promised the mayor's son about the job opening than the one going to him. Joe Bob tries to shut up Kimble.

When Joe Bob tries to silence Kimble with a gun, both Floyd and Joe Bob exchange gunfire. Both men shoot each other, but Joe Bob plummets from the precipice.

Joe Bob lands dead on the rocks below. When Kimble examines Floyd, Thelma reacts with hostility over a convicted murderer's concern for him. This was ironic, as it was her concern for Kimble's safety which brought her to the park to save him.