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Marvin Montgomery fled from the prison. The ex-kickboxer had been condemned because of negligent death. When Reno catches him, Marvin convinces Reno of his innocence. He has only one in the sense: Revenge at the true guilty one.

Dutch is blundering. Jack Hendricks wants him to have therapy with Dr. Judy Kaufman, a psychologist experienced with bereavement or take a leave. Someone else has knowledge of Mrs. Dixon's murder and further complicates life for Dutch, Reno and Bobby. It is a man specialized in security who holds a tape showing Dutch murdering his wife.

Reno receives a video tape as proof that his estranged brother Mitch is still alive, despite being declared dead in Vietnam by the military many years prior. The video tape depicts Mitch competing in a rather sketchy underground cage fighting tournament. Reno decides to enter this strange underground world and investigate his brother's disappearance by posing as one of the fighters. He soon discovers that his brother has been brainwashed, and rescuing him from this dangerous and barbaric lifestyle will not be quite as easy as he once thought.

Reno is sent out to find the man who killed Jimmy, a motorcycle mechanic and finds himself in a small desert town. The town is run by a rich businessman who even has the local lawn under his control. Reno finds a biker club and infiltrates to find his killer.

Lisa, the wife of a Mafioso, is arrested because of murder. But on the next day surprisingly the high bail for her is already paid. Lisa is put on free foot and to the "firing". Also Sixkiller and Reno go on the search.

After having some success in the preliminary rounds of the tournament, Reno begins to make some progress with helping his brother Mitch regain his memory. This becomes easier once he slowly starts having flashbacks of childhood memories of the two. Eventually Mitch joins Reno's side. The two bring down the entire cage fighting circus and those who conduct it, with the help of Bobby Sixkiller and a special task force.

The feared murderer Kattrain fled from the prison. She wants to avenge herself now at the policeman, who brought it at that time behind lattices. When Reno hears this , he hurries to Chicago: The policeman, on whom Kattrain is after is Reno's father.

Reno Raines and Bobby Sixkiller want to bring the brutal robbery murderer to Dupree to the distance. But Dupree succeeds in overwhelming Reno. Provided with its warrant of apprehension, he delivers Reno at the police.

Hound Adams brother of Hog Adams,the man who tried to kill Reno,is arrested for assaulting a customer in a bar(he threw the man through a plate glass window).When information come through the news computer of his arrest,Reno,Bobby,Cheyenne,and unfortunately,Dutch Dixon all seek out Hound.Our Heroes seek to obtain the proof that Hound Adams has which could clear Reno of murder,and Dutch Dixon seeks the incriminating proof...and then to silence the Hound permenately.

Tony O'Malley, a pal and colleague of Bobby's, returns looking for a bank robber he calls the "Undiebomber" who threatens bank personnel with a fake bomb. When the robber catches him and demands ransom from Bobby, Bobby is not certain he wants to pay.

Reno gets in a fight and has a vision about his sensei. Reno travels immediately to Sensei and experiences that he actually needs him. One of Senseis pupils uses its large strength for bad machinations - "black wind", that's how the pupil calls himself now, is being looked for by the Yakuza, the Japanese mafia...

The daughter of Reno's loyal long-time friend Assistant D. A. Wells begins going on a downhill spiral, entering a life of drug addiction. Upon further investigation, Reno and Cheyenne discover there is much more to this family tragedy than originally thought. They soon uncover a rather elaborate scheme involving black market drugs, a touring rock band, and a corrupt band manager who plans to use the girl to leverage Wells into dropping the impending case against her brother, a notorious drug dealer.

Reno sets out to bring in Earl Lyons, a former comrade from Reno's Army Ranger days, who now is addicted to morphine and has gone insane, living in the wilderness. Reno must stop Lyons before either the trigger-happy authorities, or drug runners whom Lyons double-crossed, get to him first.

Two bloodthirsty killers shoot an informant friend of Reno's and give Reno himself a savage beating that leaves him hospitalized. Reno goes undercover at the ranch where one of the duo's ex-wife works, to try and get a lead on the pair, determined to get even.

Reno has run into a fugitive, believed dead, after he thwarts an armored truck robbery. Later he and Bobby learn about the Pipeline. The Pipeline is an organization that supplies criminals with a new identity, which includes removing the old one permanently. Reno accidentally discovers its existence and, with Bobby's help, attempts to destroy it. Meanwhile, Bobby is being audited by a persistent woman IRS agent.

Reno encounters a group of surfers, who improve their pocket money by assaults on money camps of the mafia . The leader, Jason Calhoun, is a daring loner. Reno Raines wants to inclusively-calibrate itself into the clique. But only it must get over a courage test.

The head money hunter Bobby Sixkiller wants to fetch a small bounty from a Sheriff Buro and thereby is cheated. Bobbys prisoners emerges as the actual Sheriff, while the genuine bounty excludes as wrong Sheriff in the stolen car on the road. Bobby tries naturally to catch the bounty.

The Julie condemned because of an armed armed robbery breaks out of the prison, in order to get the booty from the hiding place in twin of case and disappear. Bobby and Reno are faster: While Bobby speaks with police head Turner, Reno & Julie snatches itself. It tries to convince the head money hunter of the fact that Turner of the authors is. Julie leads Reno to the hiding place, where also Turner emerges a little later. Two further men appear and then the situation escalates.

The Bay town center is terrorized at night regularly by black road course, whose leader is the young person Clarence "Dex" Dexter. When thereby a murder happens, Reno wants to snatch Dexter. But in the quarter of the black ones Reno is isolated. It knows Danny Alexander, which director/conductor of the youth center, on its side to pull, shows itself but as error: Dannys daughter Lynette falls in love with Dez and betrays Reno and Bobby to the course.

Bobby Sixkiller arrives at quite unusual way at secret information about a capital criminal: A Poker opponent wants to settle its gambling debts with Sixkiller, by telling him the hiding place of D.B. Cooper, one the most famous Ganoven of all times. Cooper succeeded it before 25 years to commit a spectacular plane hi-jacking and escape. Until today the F.B.I. suspends a reward on its seizure, the Bobby not to be escaped not to be able wants...

Bobby Sixkiller and Lake Bradshaw form a business society to promote 'active wear' for the bedroom and have sold the idea to Playpen Magazine which is run by Elaine Carlisle. The photo session is broken by two burglars who take the women hostage.

Hatch Landry, a head money hunter, whom Bobby trained many years ago, snatches Reno and Bobby a bounty before the nose away. To his surprise Landry delivers its "bounty" mostly dead at the police. The two take their competitors somewhat more exactly under the magnifying glass and state that Landry with the looked for criminals organizes bizarre people hunts.

With the pursuit of a looked for Mafioso head money hunter Reno Raines comes into a distinguished party: The Ganove, which drives debts for the mafia, shoots there a slow payer down. Because the pretty Grace becomes coincidentally witness of the murder, they set the gangsters likewise on the hit list. Reno brings Grace in security. But their friend Leslie betrays the hiding place of Grace and Reno. Reno is approaching a hard fight.

Molly, a little girl shows Sandy a picture on a milk carton and begs her to help because it is her picture and she was kidnapped. This involves Bobby, who is attacked without knowing why, and Reno. They investigate on their own behalf.

Rebecca, which is the kidnapped daughter rich of the owner of hotel John Daulton. The desperate father contacts his old friend Bobby Six killer. He assures gladly assistance, particularly since it concerns some millions. Together with Reno Bobby contrives the ransom delivery. But in the crucial instant those transmits "bright on Wheels" to motorcycle course between them, which however for the further process of historyhistory history than true benediction is to prove...

No easy venture for Reno Raines: He determines more undercover in an enterprise, which seems to be respectable at first sight: The "Flying U Rodeo" is led by Reba Cross and their father. The two do not know however that the scruplesless managing director Lanny Peterman uses the business only as camouflage, in order to act there with stolen breed bulls.

In Santa Barbara a murderer is after young students . Bobby and Cheyenne are reminded of a case in the reservation. Together with Reno they try to come the killer on the trace. They experience the name of a professor, who was the police a large assistance. Professor Silliman invites Bobby to dinner - and the bounty hunter runs into a refined trap.

When on the famous Country Singer Jessie Rae Anderson is looking for a bodyguard after several attempts on her life.Her choice falls on Reno Raines - much for frightening his partners Bobby Sixkiller. Despite his warnings Reno accepts the job. On it Reno and Jessie fall in love briefly also still into one another. That fits neither Bobby nor Jessie's manager Parnell post office. Bobby's skepticism seems more than justified: Already soon Reno becomes the target of the killer.

The director/conductor of a notorious special command of the police, Carrick O'Quinn, is admits for the fact that he draws its service weapon often too hastily . Only shoot, then ask - in such a way his slogan reads. When his special unit is called to an art robbery, Reno Raines and Judge Sarah Jessup are in the building with the burglars. They are regarded by the policemen as the robbers - and view of service ends almost deadly for them in O'Quinns view.