And we're gonna do it in one, all-out fight...The Sharks want a piece of this world too.And they're real down boys.They might ask for blades, zip guns...I say this turf is small, but it's all we got, huh? Now I want to hold it like we always held it, with skin." He further vowed: "Kaufman is never going to seeDead Reckoningagain.And when I get it, I'm gonna do what I want with it." And as midnight approached, there was no sign that Kaufman would pay the ransom money to Cholo, and Mouse (waiting at the port's dock boathouse by the river to receive the money) had been killed by a zombie attack.He's one of our own.And he is the man responsible for this act of savagery.For reasons unknown, John Harrison has just declared a one-man war against Starfleet.And under no circumstances are we to allow this man to escape Federation space.You here tonight represent the senior command of all the vessels in the region.And in the name of those we lost, you will run this bastard down.This is a manhunt, pure and simple, so let's get to work.Earth's perimeter sensors have not detected any warp signatures leaving the system, so we know he can't be far.The story was taken from Dashiell Hammett's 1934 detective novel of the same name, with a married couple that was supposedly modeled on the author's relationship with longtime love and playwright Lillian Hellman.This earlier version, starring a very sinister Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard, was directed by Thorold Dickinson in the UK and released in the US as bothGaslightandAngel Street (1940).