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a couple articles up this weekend. On Saturday, we'll have a short look
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at the Nancy Drew film series from the nineteen thirties, and then on Sunday
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my review of the history of Harry Nile Box at five. Well, now
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it's time for today's episode of the lineup, and the title is Lobdell's Poodle
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Cut Tomato Case. Definitely an interesting title. We had a few lost episodes
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or we had. Yeah, we had three lost episodes before this week's show,
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but we won't be having that problem as much. This starts as string,
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where we have twenty two of the next twenty three episodes for you.
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crime how many tonight for a bunch? Forty three? Anything interesting? Usual?
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You're gonna stick around? Yeah? Quiet upstairs? Oh? I actually
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got a birthday? Oh yeah, tuesdays? You want to get him something?
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Uh? Sure what? I don't know. I hadn't thought about it.
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You've gotta watch, hadn't he? Yeah, I have your attention to
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me. Maybe a sweater or something. Yeah, I don't go with you
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later. Shot a fire in the audience room. Man, I have your
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attention. Please thank you. My name is Corgar, Sergeant Pete Corger.
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I'll explain the lineup to it. Each of the suspects you will see will
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be numbered. Call off a number, their name and charge. Have any
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questions or identifications? Please remember the number of signs the prisoners. I call
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his name. You sure are not too sure of the suspect. Have him
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help the questions I asked these suspects or remember to get an actual tonal voice
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would not pay too much attention to their answers, as they often lie.
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Right, all right, bring on the line, okay, keep it moving.
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Why don't we hear At the end of state, I'll turn and face
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front. Hands at your side. I want to call out your numbers.
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Step out and face the room. I want you to talk up to everyone.
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Can hear you. It's a big room. There are a lot of
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people out there, so talk right up, all right. Number one,
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Warren Gilman Robbery. He's the head off Warren. Where do you live Main
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in Broadway? What is that hotel? Yeah, it's the hotel. What's
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the name of the hotel? The fill Mare. I've only been there a
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couple of days. How long you been in town? A couple of months?
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But yeah, two or three months with anybody when you're arrested. Yeah,
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the guy was sticking up any weapons? What do you think I was
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sticking them up with my finger? I'll ask the questions for sorry, any
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weapons? Yeah? What's worthy? One? Just a gun? Okay?
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What kind of a gun? What caliber? What's thirty eight? What making?
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Color? Chrome? A blue steel? Making meton Weston. I think
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with blue steel you would always wear glasses. One. Yeah, I want
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to go to bed. I wouldn't suggest you be quite so funny in court
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tomorrow. Step back number two, Bonnie Babbitt robbery. They're not funny.
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I am, well, raise yourhead a little by it goes. They gotta
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ride us. Let us see adopted right now? They got nothing but comedians.
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No offense. Body you're wrestled with anybody? Bonnie? No, I
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pull it along. Any weapons? You never heard of a shop litter carrying
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a gun? Just answer the question. I didn't have no weapons. Where
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do you live? Bunny East Signed River Street? Where Roun River Hotel?
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I guess so you mean you guess? So can hotel? If I can't?
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What's up? Small? Just called in? Hit and run a woman?
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How is she dead? Hi? I hello Ben? How long do
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you think? Oh? I say she was killed instantly, about forty five
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minutes ago, maybe fifty as well. I had to make it around seven
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o'clock. It was hit over there and dragged here. It's fifty eight feet
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exactly, and the car was driving in the wrong center of the street.
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Yeah, and then the car backed away. Feel the tire marks, and
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maybe you turn went in the opposite direction. Any identifications one stepping her handbags,
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get it all over the street. Here's a sales slip for some kind
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of a green dress, maybe the one she's got on. Maybe a dress
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on it or missus Albert loved Down nineteen eighty seventy fourth Stream. It's only
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a couple of blocks away, Okay, Tack, you can take it away.
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Anything else, several pieces of glass from broken headlights. It's about all
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any witnesses. Nobody saw her anything but a woman over here. So she
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knew the victim. He saister Judson. H this is miss Judgson. Man.
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She discovered the body, made the report. I was never so shocked
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in my born days, like I thought I was going to faint. Tell
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lieutenant what you told me, missus Judgson. Well, I was on my
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way home from the drug store when I saw her lying there all well.
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I got so scared I almost ran all the way back to the store and
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called the police, who don't have a phone. I didn't know who she
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was. Then. It's a dark around here, you her neighbor man,
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Well, I tried to be what do you mean, well, missus Lobdell
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wasn't a very sociable woman. There's a many houses around here, as you
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can see, and the few of us that live here ought to be friends
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there. What do you think missus Lobdale was doing here? I tried to
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make friends with her like a good neighbor should, but she wasn't much for
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being sociable. Like, what do you think she was doing out here?
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Two blocks from where she lived? Well, going to a drug store,
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same as I was likely. You always use this route, all of us
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out this way do? It's a shortcut. I see bust up the drug
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store too. Maybe she was going somewhere. She was all dressed up in
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a new outfit. She told me only yesterday, that's when she bought it.
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That it was the first new clothes she bought. And she got married.
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She'd just been married. Oh no, no, they got married about
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six months ago. We should do something about street lights here, Well,
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thank you, ma'am. We'll report that the creeps around here. He wouldn't
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think you lived in a big city. Well, thanks very much. Poor
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husband, he's the one that gets my sympathy. Yes, ma'am, iim
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I liked him. He was more friendly, Thank you very much, missus.
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There's anything else you want to know, we'll get in. The graduate
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officer has my address. We don't have a yes, thank you again,
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smile as soon as you can get those pieces of broken headlight down to the
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lab in order to see the husband. Yeah, this is the place you
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check in with central, I go tell him, yes, mister abdo Yes,
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what is it? I'm Lieutenant Guthrie Police Department. Please, I may
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I come in. I'd like to talk to you a minute. I don't
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understand. Please be easy to talk inside mister a all right, please saiddan?
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Thank you? Let me clean this place up. And I have bad
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the have it as scattering the paper all over the floor. When I'm reading
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Alice, my wife raises the root. That's why I'm here, mister abdum
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about your wife? My wife? What do you mean? She's had an
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accident? Alice in an accident? When'd you last see her? Well,
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I imagine must have been an art ago. What is it, lieutenant?
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What's happened? You know where she was going? Of course? I know
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she went to the drug store to get some medicine for coal. Was she
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wearing a green dress? Yeah? I think she was. I still don't
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see it. I just want to be sure. Where is she? Your
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wife's said, mister Lobdo. I'm sorry. What hitting run? Two blocks
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from here? Yeah, I found a handbag and your neighbor, missus Jenson
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identified him. Oh oh, I hate to tell you like this, mister
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Lobdo. Yes, something burning burning. It smells like something's burning, maybe
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in your kitchen. Oh yes, I guess she liked the firearm. She
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she was coming right back. I don't get it. I'm sorry, that's
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all right. Burn yourself and I should have known better. Going to use
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something to pick it up. Soup she put on the soup for dinner.
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You better put some butter or something on that hand. That's all right.
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Oh can I see Earlieutenant? Were one a night edi vacation. They took
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her downtown. Yes, Oh, it's Sergeant Nasher is with me. How
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do you do Ben? I just got a call. The hit and run
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was picked up. The person who kills only the car. We haven't got
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the driver yet. Headlines smashed in the flies in the ray of an old
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shack near Horborn. Yoakum registered owned as a guy named Parkas, lives on
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Doggon Street about two miles from where he ditch the car. All right,
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we'll come over. What should I do? If you want to go downtown,
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you may ask for Sergeant Coggan. Sergeant Cargan. Yeah, thank you,
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mister Loveday. I I'm sorry about this. Get good night. How'd
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you take it? Pretty good? Ben? What does you do to your
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hand? Burned it on a pan for a tomato soup? QW? What
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delicious. Now back to the lineup. Oh how about that? I
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claim I just got here. This is mister Parkers, Lieutenant Guthrie. How
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do you do find my car? He claims, the report of this car
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stolen? Then did you check in and you haven't found it? Old squattor
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police. Not one of you guys knows anything about it. And it takes
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a little time, mister Pocus in the old model like that, I suppose
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you people don't consider it an important Now it was one of those feasts that
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say we have found your car. Mister Pocus, Why didn't you face?
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You didn't give me a chance. I'll get it where it is it.
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Look, i'd like to have my car. You don't mind, I'd like
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to talk to you about your car. If you don't, what do you
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want to talk for? Just bring it over. I get it stolen.
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I wanted it back. What do you got to talk fore? Car gets
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stolen? Every cap from the city he wants to order convey excuse me,
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that was traffic then, and mister Parker's reported that's stolen. Alry, I
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told you I did. Now what time was a reporter? Seven thirty five?
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It is right now? Can I have my car? And I did?
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Mister Parkers, where were you driving at seven o'clock? I wasn't driving
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anywhere at seven o'clock. I don't see that it's any old business anyhow.
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It happens to be police business when a woman is killed by your car getting
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about half an hour before you reported your car stole, and a woman was
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killed by a heap and run driving. We have perfect with your car.
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You can't pin it on me, mister Parkers. We're not trying to pin
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anything on you. I just like to know what you were doing at seven
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o'clock. Somebody steal my card A reported to the police. Accuse me.
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Nobody's accusing you of anything. We just want some information. What do you
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look in that side? That's whiskey bottle, So it's a whiskey ball pull
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off, mister Parkers. And the man drinking his own house. I had
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a few drink. It doesn't make me drunk. And you tell us what
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you were doing at seven o'clock. You didn't ask me what I was doing.
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You asked me what I was driving. I answered that quite okay,
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mister Parkus, what were you doing playing peanutle? The game was over.
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I went out to get my car, so he was gone. That's what
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I called the police. How are you playing with a friend of mine?
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Joe Bodja kluk mine? If we call him, go ahead, call him.
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What's his number? North Ridge five six. I won't do any good.
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He won't be home. That's why we broke up the game. Earlier
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said he had to go to Calvindale. Won't be back to the marrow.
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You know where we can reach him in calvin Down. No, he didn't
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tell me. I didn't ask you. That's too bad you didn't ask him.
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What are you mean? We're gonna have to take you in, mister
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Parkus, because your friend can verify your story. Morning. Then I watch
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the lab report on the pokast car thing of Prince all belong, the pockets
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land on the seat, matches, the jacket. He's gone on Ronnie Klein,
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Uh, this is Parker's friend. His name was what did you say?
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Your name was bout you kalo prony but you kaloop? Yeah? Well
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this is as everybody call me, Joe, have a seat, Joe,
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He yes, you got down there. You know mister Parkers. Oh sure,
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sure I know him. What's the matter for pokers? He got it
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trouble. Well, we don't know. That's what we're trying to find out.
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Parkist had got a tem produced to like a sixty wild cat man.
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He's a good demands. Were you with him yesterday? Sure, Mike,
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we played pinoker all the time. I beat him and get this. So
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Maddy, you know, come and see the cars. What time do you
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start playing? Well, it was maybe maybe five o'clock. Do you remember
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when you finished the game and left the house. Well I think I think
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it maybe half past or seven o'clock. Well, how did you know it
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was half paste? Well, it's important, and I go to Calvin Dale.
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Let's see. I tell the Parkers my he'd get mad and they say
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we play one more time. I look at my watches half past the seven
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o'clock. He called me, names my lafe. When I go juice to
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the second Thank you, Joe, I guess that'll be on my lad But
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my park he's okay, Yeah, yeah, I think he'll be okay.
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Oh that's a good because the joke that seems to take care of Parkers.
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Man sows up the alibi. I think I'll run out and see Milican.
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Who's Millican? Love those boss? Milican ordered in company's the bookkeeper on?
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You got something? I don't know? You want me to come along?
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No, when I'm going to get out of warrant and search loved those house,
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take cargo with you on Ashy and your way back, stop at the
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grocery store and get me a couple of cancer tomato soup? What get them?
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Two cans of tomato soup? Oh? Sure, two cans of soup
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right away. Labdeale has rune with us for over twenty years. Can't picture
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him getting into any club, Lieutenant. Oh, we don't know whether he
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did or not. Mister Millikan, I wish you wouldn't tell him anything about
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our talk. Oh yes, of course. Did he drink or gamble or
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anything like that? No, not to my knowledge. Well, thank you,
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I'm sorry to take it the time. Wait a moment, Lieutenant,
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I do recall annsense that occurred about two weeks ago. One day, Labadell
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asked me if he could stay and work that night. He said he wanted
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to clean up some account that had been piling up. How do I think
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that he seemed a little nervous when he asked me? Was it unusual for
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him to work lane? No, No, it wasn't that he worked late
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many times. I mentioned only because of what happened later. Oh, I
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was that? Well? Missus Millikan and I went to the movies that night,
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and we got out rather of late because the double feat had run off
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along close to midnight and we had parked near the Star apartments. Well,
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just as I was about to drive away, I noticed Labadell going into the
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building. The woman I watched, the one who really called my attention to
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them. She said, look, Kenny, there's another woman with that sleep
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poodle haircut. I ever seen lambda with this woman before? No, no
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one ever did, Lieutenant. But I've seen the woman before. She's the
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secretary of Valentine Products, one of our accounts I noticed on a couple of
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visits I made. There, Uh, not a bad look of woman.
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Well, thank you very much. What makes women for fans like that?
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Like? Why crazy haircuts? I wouldn't know, mister Milligan. I give
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up trying to figure women long ago. Can I help you, sir?
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I'd like to talk to the manager. I'm Lieutenant Gothree Police Department. That
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would be mister Valentine's good Mister Valentine is a Lieutenant Guthrie from the police department.
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To see you make go lieutenant second door on the left. Thank you,
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Wow, come in, Lieutenant, thank you. I see what can
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I do for you? You have a young lady here. I don't know
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her name, but she she has a poodle hair cut and sounds like Miss
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Parkinson. Man if I have a couple of minutes with him, not in
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trouble? Is she no? But she might be a witness in a hit
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and run case. Oh? Is there some place where I could talk to
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in private? Yes? Indeed, you can use the office next door and
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that'll be fine. Miss Parkinson. Yes, this is Lieutenant Guthrie from the
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police. He'd like a word with you. How do you do Miss Parkinson?
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Hello? You can go in that office. Police Sit down, Miss
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Parkinson? What is this about? Well, there's nothing to worry about.
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Miss. You might help us get some information. Do you know Albert Lobdon?
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Why? Yes, belong? Oh it's three four months. Been seeing
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him often? Well, I guess So why was it serious between you?
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Yes, well he was serious anyway. How do you mean, Oh,
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we were going to be married and and and what miss Parkinson? Oh we
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were going away, maybe to Florida. And when did you figure on getting
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married? We had no date? Said pretty soon, he said, as
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soon as he had some important business cleaned up. But I still don't understand
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what's this all about? His wife was killed by a hit and run car,
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Miss Parkinson? His wife? Didn't you know Lobdo was married? Certainly,
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I didn't know. What a dirty little pipsqueak. Anything else you want
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to tell me? She easily won married all the time? Year isn't any
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more? He made a big play for me, said, he made some
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smart investment. So was he cashed in? We'd get married and go away.
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Oh you certainly got some information. Hello Ben, Hi? Oh carger,
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Hi Ben. Here's your tomato soup. You owe me thirty six cents?
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Oh thanks, after the coffee pot with your pete bringing in here with
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a hot plane. How'd you make out at Lambo's house? Oh? This
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is all we could find? Bank book, paint slip for his car,
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and this insurance policy sixty dollars and fourteen cents, A bunch of a balance.
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He hit the ceiling when we slapped the search one on him. When
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we got throughly insisted on coming with us. He said he was going to
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make you explain. It was very accommodating of him. He's waiting downstairs.
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I'll hook it up over there and then open these cans and put the soup
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on, saying, take a look at that insurance policy, Lobdell get so
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as a goat when I turn that up. Oh oh, this is on
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her life now. There's twenty five thousand dollars policy. It's dated five months
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ago, soon after they got married. There's number six in case the death
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by accident the beneficiary of this part and they never run. There's a double
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indemnity class here that pays lobdil fifty thousand dollars. About wraps him up,
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yeap, just about. Hello, doc, this is Guthriine, that hit
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and run case a libde woman. Is there anybody to tell her she had
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a cold? Yeah, yeah, we can tell. I mean it isn't
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too late, no the symptoms. Thanks, well, let me know when
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you I turn it off. No, let it boil over what cooking schools
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you learned that at the Lobdell's school. You guys, the boys already made
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tests and they found nothing to indicate a cold, not even a sniffle,
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not the slightest vest a cold, ship or otherwise. Sorry to disappoint you.
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Thanks, Doc, You not disappointing me at all. Bring lobdyl and
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pain. I am not gray. It's not some meaning of having my home,
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sir. Please sit down. Mister. I insist on seeing my lawyer.
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Why do you think you need a lawyer only only to see that my
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rights are protected? You can see all the lawyers you want to see.
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Mister lobdon Your concern over my welfare is very touching. The talent is a
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private citizen. I demand a private citizen. You're entitled to legal counsel.
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I'm very well aware of that. Sergean Asher says you didn't want call your
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lawyer. I decided against it. After all, I'm not under arrest or.
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Am I certainly not? Well? How do you accompany your high handed
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methods searching my home, playing into my personal papers? I am sure you're
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as concerned as we are, mister Lobdill and finding the person who killed your
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wife. Of course, I am. I thought you'd already pondoned. No,
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we found the car, but the owner of the car was not in
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it when it struck your wife. That's hard. It doesn't make sense.
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Oh, yes it does up to a point. The car was stolen.
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Stolen, whoever stolen the car might have either killed or by accident, or
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something else might have happened. What else could have happened? People have been
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known to commit suicide that let's see. I hadn't thought her that possibility.
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Tell me, do you think she might have wanted to do away with herself?
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Well? She was. There were times once you've seen morbid? Were
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you happy together? Always? Certainly? Were your neighbors? Don't think so,
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mister Abdo you mean that? Nosy? Missus judson? What did your
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wife do before you were married? See work as a waitress? Yeah?
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Whatever was cooking on that burner is beginning to boil over? Yeah it is,
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isn't it? Do you want me to get it? Oh? Let
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it go? I have to boil over. Run your rugs and it turned
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on. It's tomato soup, mister lobdo it is there? It goes?
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Okay, turn it off. I watch your hand. Don't pick up the
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part you'll get burned like I do? Who sure stinks up the office?
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Well eight minutes, mister lobdo, I beg your buddon tomato soup takes about
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eight minutes to boil. Oh huh, so what that tomato soup? I
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burned my hand on? When did you put it on the fire? Why
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didn't my wife did? I told you that when you asked me before?
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Yeah, Well, what's this all about? Oh? I got a little
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corny. I guess I've been reading too many dime novels. I wanted to
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know how long it took that soup on your stove. I wanted to break
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your anna buying breaking. You'd say your wife was killed more than an hour
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before that soup boiled over. I don't know anything about that. I'm not
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a crook. Your wife couldn't have put it on the stove before she went
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out. You're under arrest, mister, up on that kind of evidence.
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You said last night that missus Lovelon were gone to the drug store to get
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some cold medicine. That's what she said. The coroner's report showed no sign
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of a cold. Why as sure bring in the lady Willan? How much
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longer does this go on? Not longer is someone I want you to meet?
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Then? I smoked? Sure, Helen, what are you doing here?
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What do you think? The lying little runt easy my eye, that's
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a big shot. He was well fixed. We were going to be married,
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Helen. Please? What about it? London? Yeah, what about
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Well, I somewhat a typical case, just some very clever detective work yield
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I love just how smoothly he played catching the bad guy. It was a
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Thanks Adam. From Pam, Well, thanks so much, Pam.
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And that will actually finish us up for this week. We will be back
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