Happy May! The Black Panther (with a 'the' in its title, not the recent Marvel superhero flick) was a British-made film that's based on the true life crime spree by a former British soldier in England back in the 1970s.
The last crime the real-life cretin committed (before he was caught--he died in prison) was the kidnapping of a young woman from a rich family.
Actress Debbie Farrington plays the girl, who is abducted right from her bedroom. Farrington is tightly gagged with a flesh-colored tape.
The same tape is also used to bind her wrists together in front of her.
When she's placed in his car, Farrington is then blindfolded with more tape. Her ankles are also tied, but it's not a very good shot of her feet.
Once she's taken out of the car, Farrington is made to walk (her feet are now freed) but she's still blindfolded.
Her hands are freed, but she's still gagged, so she can climb down a ladder inside a drainage system. Her slippers have fallen off and she's barefoot.
At this point, she's understandably reluctant to climb down the ladder, but she's not given much choice by her abductor. The second and final part will be posted tomorrow.
