**SPOILERS** SEE IT FIRST Another reviewer (Hitchcoc), gave a good view of the problem. Like a good guy, though, he didn't tell you enough; I will. ALL the previous reviews are spot on, by the way.
Question one: how did Kedzie plant the loot in the mine shaft in the first place? Question two: Why did he need the other two? Question three: when they all got to the mine shaft, why didn't Kedzie send Maxie down instead of himself? He then could have taken his time with the two traitors; Sweet Revenge. Naturally, the Uranium prospector kept the nice little windfall for himself, didn't he? Even though he'd been in the desert, he was smart enough to not say anything about the woman's body he found, wasn't he? Instead, he sent an anonymous letter with general instructions on how to find her; that cleared his conscience.
Good episode, with strong acting from three good players. Good direction as far as it went; Henreid did good directing, the story just wasn't deep enough. Episode was rescued by Direction and Acting; both great.
Question one: how did Kedzie plant the loot in the mine shaft in the first place? Question two: Why did he need the other two? Question three: when they all got to the mine shaft, why didn't Kedzie send Maxie down instead of himself? He then could have taken his time with the two traitors; Sweet Revenge. Naturally, the Uranium prospector kept the nice little windfall for himself, didn't he? Even though he'd been in the desert, he was smart enough to not say anything about the woman's body he found, wasn't he? Instead, he sent an anonymous letter with general instructions on how to find her; that cleared his conscience.
Good episode, with strong acting from three good players. Good direction as far as it went; Henreid did good directing, the story just wasn't deep enough. Episode was rescued by Direction and Acting; both great.