Due to prejudice and crazed jealousy, she was wrongfully framed for murder by the spitefully wicked and sinister Chief Justice Jean Frollo (Cecil Hardwicke).Cobb who was blacklisted.]The tale was inspired and loosely based on a real-life incident over the Fourth of July weekend in 1947 in Hollister, California, (publicized in an issue ofHarper""s Magazinein a January 1951 article titled "Cyclists"" Raid" by Frank Rooney), when about four thousand people, composed of motorcyclists and other visitors and enthusiasts, roared into the town over a two day period, and overwhelmed the facilities.Each performer’s face was seen in the middle of a dinner plate on a table.The film""s itle and the remainder of the credits appeared over an art-deco designed clock-face reading 8 o""clock.Freddy then lunged at her, plunging both sets of hypodermic fingers into her arms, pinning her to the wall and causing her o overdose (veins in her temple swelled)(# 4 death), as he sighed: "What a rush!"In another area of the dreamscape, Will was attacked by a nightmarish version of his own wheelchair, which had grown spikes ("It""s the chair for you, kid!"), and his leg was cut.