In "Gone Baby Gone," the leather satchel bag becomes a crucial plot element. It belongs to Lionel McCready, who is Bea's uncle and a central character in the story. The bag contains a large sum of money that was intended for Bea's ransom, as well as incriminating evidence related to the case.

Throughout the movie, the bag changes hands multiple times, leading to intense moral dilemmas for the main characters, particularly Patrick Kenzie (played by Casey Affleck), who is involved in investigating Bea's disappearance. The bag's contents and the decisions surrounding it challenge the characters' ethical boundaries and force them to confront difficult choices about justice, loyalty, and the greater good.

The bag symbolizes the conflicting motivations and moral ambiguities that drive the narrative of "Gone Baby Gone," ultimately serving as a catalyst for the film's dramatic climax and the resolution of its complex storyline.

This prop was featured on-screen in the award winning movie GONE BABY GONE, and it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.