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Available for your kindle. Well Alive with Your Alive in Your Hands concluded
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its first running nineteen forty nine, and When People Are Funny went on vacation
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again in nineteen fifty. Once again, the program was set up, this
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time with a new actor playing Jonathan Keg. The actor in question was Carlton
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Cadell. Cadell really was better known for some of his performances as an announcer.
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He was known for working on Amis and Andy for instance, as well
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as the Seal Test Variety Theater with Dorothy Lamore. However, he had done
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his fair share of acting work. Perhaps his most notable notable role was as
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a Tarzan in the nineteen thirties, and then later on in nineteen fifty two,
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he would become the last radio actor to play the role of sky King,
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So a true radio performer taking over here for this nineteen fifty run.
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There would be nineteen fifty one run of Alife with Your Hands that would star
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Lee Bowman, but none of those episodes are available, so this is the
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last John keg will here. Cadell would also take on the role in nineteen
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fifty two. So here is the first case we have from the Carlton Cadell
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era. This one is from May twenty of nineteen fifty or twenty fifth,
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nineteen fifty, and the tunnel is Carol Carson murdered, Raleigh Cigarettes present friends,
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testifiles to what you saw and heard, and suddenly find yourself with a life
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of man. Strange, vaffling, mysterious, but the darkest crime. One
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created by Earl Stanley Gartner, the world's most popular mystery writer, creator of
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Carrymason, Christopher London, and many other outstanding characters. I beg your pardon,
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it's a seat taken. No, it isn't sit down, won't you
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thanks? Where are you headed? For Bare Lake, Illinois to do a
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little fishing. Oh good idea. You're entitled to a little rest after that
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Jackson case. I beg your pardon, have we men? No, I'm
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Joe Maxwell at the Times. See it's a reporter's business to know people like
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you, mister Keig. Well, thank you very much. You've been helped
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me out if you will. This work you do is a meekest curii.
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Would you explain it to me? You see, I've never reported one of
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your cases, but I might some time, and it would help me to
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know what an amikast curii is. Glad to help you, Joe. An
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amikas curii, which is translated literally as a friend of the court, is
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a person who is an expert in a specific field, who, without serving
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either the prosecution or the defense, helps the court to discover the objective truth.
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Well, I know you're an expert at cross examination. Do you cross
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examine a witness till you finally get the truth? That's about the size of
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it, you know, Joe, It's amazing how many times the testimony of
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a completely innocent bystander is the thing that brings out the truth. Any of
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us may at any time be witnessed or a crime. What we see and
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hear may mean someone's life. Even now, somewhere about us, there may
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be a crime in the making. Get away from that wind and help me
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with you what you're doing. It's Betsy More. She's following Matt and the
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harrow. She's too little. She's gonna fall and get her. Oh now,
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don't worry nothing about that. Matt. The soon lose legs. Let
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bets to get hurt. Matt can't be watching the child always. That man
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got his choice the farm. We'll go to sea before he lets that young
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and get into mischief. And that ain't no good either. More, old
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man Carson said Matt, and I was to raise her. Can't do that
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unless we got money from out of the farm. Nah, don't Fritz sue
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Betsy's old rye say you hear what Tom Child said when he brung the groceries
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from town today? No? What was that said? He heard from lawyer
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Bates. They let Betsy's More out the penitentiary a week ago, Carol loose,
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Oh more, do you think she'll come back here? I don't know,
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Matty, Carol Carson do most anything again, She ain't gonna get Betsy
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back. You hear me more. Don't you go and get all wrought up,
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old man Carson, give Betsy to you and Mattterbringo. I do wish
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they've been some ripe moment writing Cortis of the law. Better what happened?
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What happened to better? She was running after me while I was watching her
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much as a cook. She must have tripped on a rock in a house
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to cut her hand on one of the blades, and it's set her off.
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Can't do nothing with her. Don't give me that child that wills the
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honey out your take on, Brandy, fix it off. Is she hurt
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bad? Mos? No, her hands cut a bit, but she's mostly
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scared. I'm gonna take her in, wash that handoff some you doo.
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Don't worry none. I'll take care of her. Dear Monsieur is wonderful with
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a child, soup. Yeah, she acts just like it was her own.
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I guess she wanted a grand child much as we wanted our own baby.
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We got our own baby now, sou oh Man Carson said Betsy was
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our Tom Charles told him all to let Carol loose last week. To hear
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that. Yeah, they tol him in town yesterday. I didn't want to
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worry none, Honey, I know man, thing that worries me. Can
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Carol take Betsy away from us? Can't? She? Mat? I couldn't
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stand it, Oh Man, Carson, give bets it to us. He
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didn't want the woman killed his boy to raise his grand child, even if
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she has bets his real mother. Caroline. Gotta take Betsy away from us.
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So not over my dead body, Matt. Someone's coming, probably Jay
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Smith is Mayor's about the Colt. She's just driving up. Where's my rival?
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No, Mad, don't do nothing right? She's quiet, So come
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on you too, Ma? What do you want here? Carol? Why
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the gun? Math? What do you want here? Hello? Sue?
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How are you? Ma? Missus Fisher to you? What are you doing
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here? What do you think? I came from my kids? You ain't
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gonna get get out of here, Carrol. No used to argue. I
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got a court order. I said, get out of here. Take it
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easy, Math. The law family law. No one takes bits out of
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this house. I'll get you can't make it. Put down that rifles get
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You think I can get away with this map will, but you can't.
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I'm gonna have my kid. I'm giving you till I count three one two.
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Matt, you had no right to threaten Missus Carson with a rifle.
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Missus Carson Betsy's real mother. Judge Slade gave an order putting Betsy in her
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mother's custody till it could be a trial on the matter. But Sheriff cal
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Carson ain't fitting now, Matt, the courts the best judge he wants fit.
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John, I've no do since you was well, since we played together
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as kids, and you know well's me. This woman ain't the one should
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have Betsy. Please, Chef, We've had Betsy two years. She's just
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like our own. If you people want to bring suit for custody the child,
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you can do so. In the meantime, the court says Betsy's be
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turned over to her real mother. No, that woman just wants to get
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hold of all Matt Carson's money. She don't care about my Betsy. You
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can't do it, so be quiet, Sheriff. I don't know what he'll
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have to do, But Bets is our child, and that woman ain't never
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gone to raise her. Oh, I've had all I'm gonna take from you.
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Betsy's my brand, and I'm gonna keep her. Think after all I
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put up with from Gil Coffin, after being shut up in prison for two
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long years, do you think after all that, I'm gonna have enough of
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the show. I got that as long as I got her, I got
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this farm, and I'm gonna keep him both. Now you get out of
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here, get down before I think it's a friend day Finer was coming out
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of being che bag gilt Cane. Very listen to that young and when you
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little Betsy ain't been the same kids since she come to live with her mother.
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That Carol Carson ain't no good. Matt Wilson ever heard that youngster take
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on like that? Huh? Cried it down. This is Carson. This
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is Carson Groceries. Must have gone out and left the kidd a. This
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is Carson Grocery. I don't want to wake Betsy. I'll just put the
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stuff in the kitchen here. What kind of mother is she? Well?
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The sheriff all said, this is Matt Wilson ament the carcious place. You
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better get out you right away. The body is murdered. Calcarson smokers.
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Come in, doors unlocked, Yes, can I help you? My
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name's John Uncat. I'm sure here, Oh glad to know you, Sheriff.
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Sit down, Thank you. I haven't been out fishing all morning because
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I finished dressing him going downstairs for by the lunch. Canna join me,
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pleasure, Miss King? Tell me, ain't you the when I read about
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the papers Fellow helps judges find out who really commits crimes. Well, I
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guess I have had a good deal of publicity quite often, I act as
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a meeks CURII and yeah, you're in the man. I wanted to see
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if I'm here for a little rest and vacation. All I want to do
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is fish might to find bash from bare Lake. I was out there this
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morning. Why do you know I had one on my line? Oh it
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must have been that long landing. No, unfortunately, just another big one
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that got away. Mister Keke Just what is a meekas curity? I I
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got a general idea, of course, but I'd like to get a straight
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well and a meekas cury. I as a person who has special qualifications to
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help a court discover the true facts. I cross examined with us, mister
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Keg. I ain't a court, but I sure want to find out the
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truth. Do you think you could help me in an investigation something like that?
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I don't ever do any kind of detective work where we had a kimmin.
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Last week, woman named Carol Carson shot her husband a couple of years
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back, just get out of penitentiary. Who killed her some of her husband's
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family. No, only family her husband, Bill Carson had with his paw.
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We died right after sent Carol away. Wait a minute, sheriff.
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The minimum penalty for murder in this state of fourteen years could the wo would
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have been released so soon they called it manslaughter every one to five. I
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see this woman had a baby, little girl named Betsy. He's three now
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old. Man Carson Bill's paw left everything he had Betsy and left her in
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the care of Matt and Sue Wilson. Oh, she and majested door Betsy
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so jama she lives with him. Go on, chirl Well, Carol come
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back to town about ten days ago. Got an order from Judge Slade given
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her a custody of Betsy. The Wilson's never had no legal papers on their
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care and for the child. The mother is an entitle to the child's schirff
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shucks. She only wanted Bets his money. What happened Saturday afternoon about quarter
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past three, Matt called me from the Carson place, said somebody killed Carol.
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I'm out there. Somebody put a bullet, if a bullet right through
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the back of her head. Then I went to Wilson farm. Matt and
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the others was there. There was little Betsy. All Matted to say was
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he found Carrol dead. Called me then took Betsy home with him. That's
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not at all unlikely. No. Only thing wrong about it. The bullet
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that killed Carol come from Matt Wilson's rifle. I found the rifle was kitchen.
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What does he have to say about that? Nothing, won't talk.
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I ain't arrest him yet, but I got arrest somebody soon. I got
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them all come to my office this afternoon. I was wondering if you could
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be there. Well, I don't see how I could help, Sarah.
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Mister Kay, I've known the spokes all my life. They're good people.
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Maybe you could find out the truth. Will you be there. I'll do
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what I can. That's the story, Matt, up from Springs. You
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say it was a bullet from your rifle that killed Carrol. She eat holistic
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proven. What's that say? Nothing now, Matt. That attitude is going
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to help. None was itself de panch. Carrol's body was lying in front
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of fireplace, crossed the poker like she was drawn for it. That's very
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interesting. You've got some questions you want to ask this, Kate, one
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or two if I may, sheriff. You say Carrol's body was found in
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the living room in front of the fireplace. She'd been shot to the back
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of the head. Right Where in the house did little Betsy sleep? Her
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trip was in a small room just off the living room. Was there a
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door between the two rooms, yes, the one. Did you examine the
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whole house? When over the whole place? Nothing was upstair? I understand.
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But what I am getting at is this, was there any indication that
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anyone else had been in the house that day? No? I can wait
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a minute. There was a bag of groceries shutting just inside to kitchen door.
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That had me Tom Childs probably made a delivery sometime that day. Has
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the time of death been established? Carner figures it was between two thirty and
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three clock? Thank you, schriff. Now man, what's your story?
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Nothing much. I went up to the Carson placed around three. Carol was
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lying there dead. I run into the baby's room to see she was all
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right. She was sleeping peacefully upon the sheriff. What happened? Then?
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I woke Betsy up and carried her home. That's all. Where was your
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rifle at that time? In my hand? Why did you go to see
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Carol Carson? I wanted her to give Betsy back. How long had you
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had the rifle with it ever since I went out after we had about twelve
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o'clock. Excuse me, mister keg Man. If you had that rifle with
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you from twelve oct to after the murdered, then you must have shut that
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sea. I Carol, I didn't shoot no one. I potted the crow
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over the corn, that's all. But Matt, ballistics proved the murder bullet
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was fired from your rifle. I don't know nothing about them ballistics. I
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guess they could make a mistake like anyone else. Oh, they don't make
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no mistakes, Matt. I guess after that, there's not much I can
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do. Garner jury says it's murder. I got arrest you, Matt,
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for murder. Why. I'm sorry. Soon, I don't have no choice
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in the murder. Stay out of this soon, Sherriff. Good watch,
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right, the sheriff. I'd like to ask these people some questions. Go
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ahead, Thank you, mister Wilson. When you found Carol's body, you
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said the baby was in the next room asleep, that's right, Sheriff.
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When you got the phone call, did you hear the baby in the background?
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Didn't hear nothing? But Matt, I see are you certain Carol Carson
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was killed before three o'clock. Dak Poe says, no, earlier in two
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thirty. No layer in three strange. What's the caliber of Matt's rifles?
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Sheriff thirty or six? Take a lot of noise in a closed room?
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M this is Wilson. What did you do after the midday meal? My
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night tidied up. Then I took the car and went into town to match
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some material for a dress. What time did you leave and what time did
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you get back? That's about one, I guess got back near three thirty.
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Did you spend all that time matching material? Well? No, no,
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I didn't that. I was upset about losing Bessie. I didn't even
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go to town at all. I just drove her on back road once I
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stopped the car and had myself a good cry. Yes, I understand.
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Tell me about Betsy. Is she a calm and placid child of a sound
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sleeper? Oh goodness, No, she's real high strung, wakes up if
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there's any noise. It is easy, too easy, I say, hmm,
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missus Fisher. Where were you that afternoon? The home footing up to
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make it all afternoon? Ye? Between one o'clock when Sue left in the
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car and the time Matt got home at Betsy. Did you see anyone?
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No, not a soul. Now, now, let me get this straight.
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Missus Fisher was at home alone at the time of the murder. Sue
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Wilson was riding around in the car, also alone, and Matt was What
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were you doing, Matt, just wandering around the farm checking the crops and
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a life carrying your rifle. Yes, did you see anyone? No?
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I wonder if you three would mind waiting in the hall for a few minutes.
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I'd like to speak to the sheriff in private. What was the idea
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that it's okay? You know, Sheriff, if this where anything but murder,
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I'd take my hat off of those people. One of them is undoubtedly
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guilty, but look at it from a jury's point of view. Each of
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them had a strong motive in love for the child. Not one of them
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had anything even remotely like an alibi, and they all had a chance to
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get the rifle. But Mat says he hand right, if he's telling the
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truth, they must be guilty. I suspect he would say that even if
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he didn't have it to protect whichever of the women he thinks did it.
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What about fingerprints on the rifle and all are prints on it? Naturally it
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would now, Sheriff, You've got enough to convince the jury that one of
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them is guilty. But the way things stand now, the jury wouldn't be
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able to decide which one, and that means they would all go free.
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What he suggest, mister King, We need more testimony. There's one other
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person I'd like to call, someone we haven't talked to. I'll get anyone
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you want, Miss Keg, anyone at all. Jonathan Keg is about the
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question a person who had absolutely no connection with a crime, except that he
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to summon Tom Childs to his office. Childs is the man who delivers groceries
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to the farms in the area. He's also sent for Little Betsy, although
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she has been kept outside. Mister Kegg has now begun to question Tom child
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it's a child. At what time, as a rule, do you deliver
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groceries depends on who the form app to leave town about one? Was it
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usual for you to reach the same farms at about the same time every day?
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Yet? What time did you usually get to the Carson place? Around
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two forty five? Is that the time you got there last Saturday? About
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then? When you arrived, did you see missus Carson? Nope, I
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didn't see no one just opened the door and set the stuff on the kitchen
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floor and went on the way. Didn't you knock or call out? Yeah,
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but not too loud. Didn't want to rouse Betsy. She just got
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quieted down. What do you mean, just got quieted down? As I
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was driving up the lane, I here start that I am screaming. She
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does sometimes when she's really scared. But by the time I get to the
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house, she was all quiet, so I didn't make much noise. Now
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think carefully, mister Childs. Did you hear anything before the child began to
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scream? Up? A shot? Possibly? I didn't know. There's lots
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of shooting hereabouts, what with crows and all. Thank you, mister Childs.
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Where is Betsy sheriff written? Outside? But you ever brought in?
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Now? Please and have everyone else but Matt leave the room. Well,
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Betsy, you're a pretty little girl. How are you today, my dear?
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She don't talk much to strength, No, she doesn't. I hate
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to do this. She'll be frightened, but we've got to find the truth.
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Go ahead, Sheriff. You'd better come Betsy down, mister Wilson.
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She tried. I can't. Can't. No one calm her down when she's
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like that. But marfis. Oh ahead, missus Fisher, you're the only
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one who can fire. I think the best thing is for you to tell
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us just what happened as the Fisher. All right, I'll tell, but
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I want you all to know I wasn't gonna let Matt go to jail.
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I'd have told you for i'd let that happen. He's been real good to
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my girl. I reckon you would have. Thanks Jonathan, Well, I
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went over to the Carson place Saturday afternoon to talk some scents in the Carol.
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But she wouldn't listen. I had Matt's rifle. Don't ask me why.
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I guess I was gonna scare her anyhow. She wouldn't give Betsy back.
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I argue, I just didn't do no good, and then she told
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me to gift and reached for the poker. That's when I shot her.
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Please go on, missus Fishers woke up and started to cry. I went
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into quieter. While I was doing that, I heard Tom child bringing the
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grocery. I didn't know what to do. I knew the child would sleep
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awhile she was all right. I couldn't think straight, so I wandered home
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so as I could plan what to do. A plumb for GoF MAT's rifle,
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and then before I could do anything, Matt come in with the baby.
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Said he found Carol. Said when I found my rifle laying near Carrol,
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I thought maybe Suard. I knew how she loved the baby. So
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I carried the rifle home and said I'd had it all the time. I
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think we know the truth, Sheriff. I think self defense would be a
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reasonable plea. I think maybe you're right, mister Keg. But tell me
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how did you get to the truth. Thanks to the testimony of Tom Childs,
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who just happened to be in the vicinity, we learned that Betsy woke
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up and scream. It was logical that if you shot of a rifle in
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the room next to where such a high strung child was sleeping, that child
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would wake up and scream. Missus Fisher was the only one who could quiet
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Betsy when she was really upset. Thanks for your heir, mister Keig,
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you saved man. And as for mar Well, we got lots of justice
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here bout keg. That was the most interesting case. It was, indeed,
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mister Wallace, and thanks to the testimony of an innocent bystander, we
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were able to arrive at the truth. Thank very much with the keg and
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good night, good night, mister Wallace. Friends, here's a cordial invitation
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for each of you to be with us next Tuesday, when you will again
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hear Jonathan Kay created by Earl Stanley Gartner, author of the internationally famous Perrymason
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stories and many others. And remember you can believe your own eyes. So
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in Your Hand d is created by Earl Stanley Gardner with script by the McKees.
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The program is transcribed, produced and directed by Jack Simpson, with musical
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effects by Whitey Berkwick. Jonathan Keg is played by Carlton Caddell. This is
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Myron Wallace inviting you to be with us next week. When Raleigh a cigarette
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the pack with the coupon on the back, We'll again place a light in
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your hand. Welcome back. I love this episode. This is probably my
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favorite episode of the series that I've heard so far. I've heard a few
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others that come after this, not all of them yet, but I love
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this episode in that they take Tag kind of out of his normal rules to
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get to the to get to the truth of the case, and I find
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that just a great twest. And I love the plot as well. It
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definitely creates a more sympathetic case, but the cross examination skills of Jonathan Tag
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come in handy and he's able to solve the case. Well, that'll do
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it for today. We will be back with you tomorrow with Let George Do
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It, and then join us next Tuesday for Life with your Life in your
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