When airplane mechanic Dell Taylor is machine-gunned down in a Phoenix airplane hangar, Lt. Beck of the Phoenix police force questions Jay Reinhart, the owner of the crop dusting company that employed Taylor. After asserting that he has no inkling about the motive for the murder, Jay tells Beck that he was with his sweetheart, Jeanne Haggerty, a swimming instructor, on the night of the killing. Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., the Treasury Department links Taylor to the distribution of counterfeit banknotes, which he has spent at various Phoenix nightspots with his companion, buxom nightclub singer Cameo Kincaid. When Beck interviews Jeanne about Jay's alibi, he notices her nervously twisting an unlit cigarette between her fingers. After Beck leaves, Jay comes to Jeanne's room, and she tells him that she lied for him. Manfried Stahl, Jay's accomplice, phones him there and sets up a meeting for the next day
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