S1·E23 Three Thousand Suspects
Synopsis
September 1932. The Federal Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, 430 miles west-southwest of Chicago, houses some of the nation's worst criminals. One of them is Nick Segal, who murdered 6 people, but only got convicted for violation of the Volstead Act; he got sentenced to 3 years, and is eligible for parole now after serving only one year. While unloading a truck, inmate Gus Caserta ""accidentally"" drops a 100-pound bag of potatoes on Nick, almost killing him; skinny inmate Phil Thorne sees the whole thing, he is there when it happens. Nick only gets a broken left arm, though. Later he gets worse news: parole denied.
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When did Season 1 Episode 23 of The Untouchables air?
Season 1, Episode 23 ('Three Thousand Suspects') originally aired on March 24, 1960.
How long is Season 1 Episode 23 ('Three Thousand Suspects')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in The Untouchables Season 1 Episode 23?
September 1932. The Federal Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, 430 miles west-southwest of Chicago, houses some of the nation's worst criminals. One of them is Nick Segal, who murdered 6 people, but only got convicted for violation of the Volstead Act; he got sentenced to 3 years, and is eligibl...
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