girls to act as a decoy for the killer.

That evening at Gus's, Ginny gets Angela to be the bait. As Angela gets up from the bar, she bumps into Louie, the bartender, who spills a drink all over her dress. She teases him by pushing up against him and forcing his hand onto her breast in an attempt to wipe the stain. He expresses his contempt for whores as she taunts him. Gus fires Louie for neglecting his job. Louie leaves the bar followed by Ginny, who became suspicious when she observed his reaction to Angela. Ginny follows Louie home, picks the lock of his apartment and enters to find a weird assortment of erotic material.

Angela walks the streets for hours, looses contact with Johnny and goes home. Her elevator is stopped a few floors up and Louie enters. As he attacks her, Johnny slides down the elevator cable in an attempt to enter the car, but the killer escapes, leaving another mutilated body. Johnny is fired from the case by Artie and goes to meet his wife, but also meets Louie who has been observing her from a distance. Johnny gets Louie to escort his wife home.

Johnny goes to Ginny and breaks the news to her about Angela. In a fit of remorse they cling to each other and then make love. With guilt Johnny tells Ginny that he loves Ann, but has sent her home with Louie. Startled, Ginny tells of her suspicion of Louie and together they race to Johnny's apartment. As they enter, the killer escapes through the window, after seriously wounding Ann.

Ginny rounds up the girls and they enter Louie's apartment and wait in hiding for him. He enters and is surrounded. In a startling, shocking scene, Ginny and the girls wreak poetic justice upon the killer, before the police arrive.