Star is a private investigator who has been tracking an art thief for some time, and now suspects that he will try for the statue of Pegasus currently on display at a local art museum. She arranges with the museum director to spend the night watching over the statue, hoping to apprehend the thief if he makes a move for it. As the night wears on Star grows tired and her attention wavers. This is precisely when she is taken unawares as a cloth soaked in chloroform is pressed over her nose and mouth. When she wakes Star finds herself on the floor, zipped up in cable ties and gagged, the display table empty. She has to wait until morning for the museum director to find her. Unknown to anyone, Star concealed a tracking device on the statue, and the signal leads her to the house of the man she has long suspected is the art thief she has been pursuing. He seems old and feeble that she considers him no threat at all, a perception which makes the P.I. overconfident and careless. When she pulls out handcuffs and her gun and tries to arrest the old man, however, he drops his walking stick, pulling the rug from beneath her feet when he bends down to retrieve it. Star falls backwards, startled, and before she realizes what is happening the old man is holding her gun on her. He locks Star in her own handcuffs then ties her to a stool, stuffing her mouth with a cloth and sealing it in with duct tape wrapped around her head. He mocks her, saying that her father tried to catch him too. Like father, like daughter. The thief will now flee the country and be long gone by the time anyone finds P.I. Star.

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