Death Journey

Year: 1976

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: English

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Fred Williamson stars as Jesse Crowder, a no‑nonsense tough hired by two attorneys to escort a key witness—an accountant—from Los Angeles to New York after threats of murder. Crowder befriends the witness and the duo race across the country, using cars, trains and planes while outwitting relentless pursuers.

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