She had great difficulty adjusting to white society upon her return, and died in 1870.] The film""s producer was C.V.Whitney - a descendant of Eli Whitney, who was a pioneer in the mass production of muskets in the first firearms assembly factory in New Haven, CT.The boat arrived at the pier of Ambrose""s luxurious island home on the water, while his assistant Hugh Stamp watched from the balcony, immediately suspicious and vigilant, as the two ex-lovers met again and kissed.The "verdict" is delivered by Dr.Steele - she makes light of his pronouncement as if she is being sentenced: "The prisoner will rise.The sentence." He suggests hat immediate brain surgery is imperative: "We""ve got to operate...Well, after all, the brain is like any other part of the body.Things get out of kilter, have to be adjusted." Judith rejects Dr.Steele""s orders with a frightful, alarmed look: "Oh no I won""t!" He has discovered, in all likelihood, that she has a possibly-malignant brain tumor or "glioma" originating in the central nervous system: "It is rather like a plant - a parasitic one.Meanwhile, the FBI""s investigation into the Hardin family murders led to suspicions that Hardin, who had invested in a string of shopping centers during a recession, was shielding his record profits from the IRS.