A charming girl of Irish ancestry (Holley Fain) had an affair with a lunch truck businessman. She faked a sister illness as an excuse to meet him: she was stunned when she found him dead in the trunk at the airport. Detectives, due to the prints left at the crime scene, have no difficulties in finding her, but they know she has nothing to do with the murder even if she lied at first about cheating on his husband. Her in-laws are upstanding people: the man is a senator, while the mother in law is a trust fund woman, daughter of a Latin colonel who failed a coup d'etat a long time ago. Besides, there is a competitor in truck food business selling Felafel who is willing to get the victim out of business. Only at the end detectives figure out who pulls the strings.
It's sad to see that in certain family only money count. Everything has a price, there is no place for feelings; the deadwood must be torn apart.
It's sad to see that in certain family only money count. Everything has a price, there is no place for feelings; the deadwood must be torn apart.