Where the Money Is

Professional thief Henry Manning suffers a massive stroke that leaves him unable to walk or speak, leading him to be confined in an Oregon nursing home for what seems to be a permanent condition. The nursing home is overseen by Carol Ann McKay, who grows increasingly suspicious of Henry's true state.

Carol Ann becomes intrigued by Henry's past as a notorious bank robber who evaded the law for decades. Suspecting that his current affliction might be a façade, she begins devising tests to uncover the truth behind Henry's condition.

In a daring test of Henry's abilities, Carol Ann pushes his wheelchair off a pier into the water, challenging him to either swim to safety or remain trapped by his supposed paralysis. To everyone’s shock, Henry emerges from the water, revealing that he has been faking his stroke all along.

After his miraculous recovery, Henry captivates Carol Ann and Wayne with stories of his thrilling life as a bank robber. His ability to walk and talk restores his confidence, and he shares how he had been using yoga and vajrayana techniques to convincingly simulate the effects of a stroke.

Taking advantage of the fun night, Henry steals Wayne’s car and vanishes into the night. This bold move sets the stage for an unexpected partnership with Carol Ann as they embark on a series of criminal schemes.

The next day, Henry shocks Carol Ann by returning to the nursing home, and she proposes an audacious plan: robbing the local bank. Initially hesitant, Henry gradually warms to the idea, evolving it from a bank job to an elaborate armored transport heist.

As preparations for the heist begin, Henry trains Carol Ann to identify weaknesses in armored vehicles, sharing his extensive knowledge from years of experience. Despite suspicions from Wayne, Carol Ann reassures him that he will be part of the caper.

On the night of the heist, Henry, Carol Ann, and Wayne face unexpected challenges but ultimately succeed in robbing the armored transport. Their audacity pays off, and they escape with the loot in a thrill-filled sequence.

After the heist, they celebrate their success, but their joy is short-lived as they learn that Wayne has betrayed them by notifying the authorities about their criminal activities. This revelation puts Henry and Carol Ann’s freedom at dire risk.

With law enforcement closing in, Wayne surrenders himself, leaving Henry and Carol Ann to scramble for escape. Henry, seizing the opportunity, uses Wayne's vehicle to flee while leaving Carol Ann in a forested area for her safety.

Henry cunningly orchestrates his escape, dropping Carol Ann off and taking off with the stolen loot. He cleverly creates the illusion that he has perished in the water, shifting the blame onto Wayne as the police pursue them.

In a thrilling turn, Henry and Carol Ann plot their next venture at a local jewelry store. With a security system failure, Carol Ann charms a sales associate to let her into a secluded area, while Henry waits outside, pretending to be disabled.

As they plan for their next heist, Henry continues to mentor Carol Ann in the art of thievery. Their partnership deepens, blending affection with shared ambition as they navigate the risks of their criminal lives together.

Amidst the chaos, the trust between Henry and Carol Ann solidifies as they rely on each other for their survival and success. Carol Ann's loyalty begins to eclipse her marriage with Wayne, drawn by the thrill that Henry provides.

As law enforcement's net tightens, Henry must devise a final escape plan, leveraging everything he learned to evade capture again. The stakes have never been higher as the clock ticks down to a potential end for their criminal escapades.