The origins of the story go all the way back to season 3's "Forgive Us Our Debts", when Crockett saves Frank Hackman, whom he had put away on the charge of murdering his partner, from death row; Hackman had set up an elaborate false testimony scheme, and when confronted with this new evidence he knew Crockett "would do his job". Upon his release, he confronts Crockett with the truth behind his virtual escape, but Crockett is helpless to do anything but watch him walk away a free man. Later, in 1987's "Like a Hurricane", Crockett meets and marries singer Caitlin Davies in a whirlwind romance. Crockett's feelings for Caitlin were very deep and very real.
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| - The origins of the story go all the way back to season 3's "Forgive Us Our Debts", when Crockett saves Frank Hackman, whom he had put away on the charge of murdering his partner, from death row; Hackman had set up an elaborate false testimony scheme, and when confronted with this new evidence he knew Crockett "would do his job". Upon his release, he confronts Crockett with the truth behind his virtual escape, but Crockett is helpless to do anything but watch him walk away a free man. Later, in 1987's "Like a Hurricane", Crockett meets and marries singer Caitlin Davies in a whirlwind romance. Crockett's feelings for Caitlin were very deep and very real.
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| - The origins of the story go all the way back to season 3's "Forgive Us Our Debts", when Crockett saves Frank Hackman, whom he had put away on the charge of murdering his partner, from death row; Hackman had set up an elaborate false testimony scheme, and when confronted with this new evidence he knew Crockett "would do his job". Upon his release, he confronts Crockett with the truth behind his virtual escape, but Crockett is helpless to do anything but watch him walk away a free man. Later, in 1987's "Like a Hurricane", Crockett meets and marries singer Caitlin Davies in a whirlwind romance. Crockett's feelings for Caitlin were very deep and very real.
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