They all fire, killing the Cabots and hitting both White and Orange. Joe and Eddie aim at Orange while White aims at both Cabots, creating a Mexican standoff. White then threatens to kill both Joe and Eddie if they shoot Orange. After killing the cop, Eddie confronts Orange as to why he killed Blonde, an old family friend who served four years in jail for his father's crime, accuses him of being the mole who set the job up, and threatens to kill him. In the present, Eddie, Joe, Pink and White return with the diamonds and see Blonde dead.
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Earlier during the heist, Blue makes a last stand against the cops before being killed in a movie theater. Orange reveals to the cop that he is an undercover cop and that backup is waiting for Joe to arrive at the warehouse before moving in. He then attempts to set the cop on fire before he is shot dead by a still bleeding Orange. After the three depart, Blonde begins to torture the cop, slashing his face and slicing off his ear. After beating the cop to extract information, Eddie arrives before leaving with White and Pink to retrieve the diamonds and ditch the getaway vehicles. After Pink and White argue about whether or not to take Orange to a hospital, Blonde arrives.īlonde reveals that he has a tied-up police officer in the trunk of his car. Orange (who has been shot and is severely bleeding) at a warehouse, as Brown was killed and Blue and Blonde are missing. Pink manages to escape with the diamonds and hide them in a secure location. Blonde, infuriated by this, goes on a shooting spree, almost jeopardising the mission.
During the heist, the cops arrive before the expected response time, indicating that one of the crew has tipped the cops off. Brown, and the men responsible for planning the heist Joe and his son Eddie Cabot. The plot concerns eight criminals who undertake a jewelry heist, six of whom use aliases, Mr.
The game follows the same plot as the film, only expanding it and showing the events and planning of the heist in more detail.
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