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George Sanders Saint Movies. Well, let's go ahead and take a listen to
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today's episode of the Lineup. This one's called The Buggered Buncle. Boys,
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ladies, and gentlemen. We take you now by transcription, behind the scenes
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of a police headquarters in a great American city. We're under the cold,
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glaring lights will pass before us. The innocent, the vagrant, the thief,
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the murderer. This is the Lineup, all right, bern This is
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missus parb Roy, Lieutenant Guthriicke. Hello, thank you for coming down.
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Missus palm Roy. We can understand how you hate to be bothered at a
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time like this. I want to do anything I can to help. Have
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you arrested him? We don't know yet. Would you like to take a
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chair over there by the wall please, I'll be with you in a second.
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Oh, yes, of course, is over here? Yes? Any
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one of them? Well? Three more cases? Quiet? Yeah, it's
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like they're out to make a record. It sure does. Missus Milliken,
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come down. This is pretty sick. Merry Webster's here by the door.
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Okay, Well, I have ash you sit with every when it comes in.
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Pardon make place, excuse me, sorry, Well, I understand you
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have another boy in the service, Missus palm Roy. Yes, Eddie.
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He's just twenty one. Uh huh, Eddie's been in the navy eighteen months
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now. You should be coming home on leave pretty soon. I'll bell.
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We're glad to see him. I'll bet you will. Has Has this man
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done this sort of thing to many other people? I've had several reports in
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the last week or so. It sounds like a pair of them are working
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it together. Pretty mean thing to do, taking advantage of the situation like
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that, isn't it? Sure is? Missus Palmery I have your attention.
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Please you people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience
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room, may I have your attention? Please? Thank you. My name
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is Conker Sergeant Pete Cotger. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of
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the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call up a number their
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name in charge. You have many questions or identifications, please remember the number
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of sign of the prisoners. I call his name at the end of each
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line. When I ask for questions or identifications, call out the number.
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If you're sure. You're not too sure of the suspect, can him help
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the officers who took your name and assist you. They're seated among them.
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Please be prompt with your questions identifications. When the prisoners leave here, the
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scenter of the washroom and dress back into their jail clothes. Makes it quite
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difficult to bring them back after they leave. You. Now the questions I
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asked these suspects, and merely to get a natural tone of voice, so
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they're not paying too much attention to their answers as they often lie. All
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right, bring on the line, okay, keep it moving, boys,
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right over here to the end of the stage. Now turn and face the
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screen. Answer your sides. Number ten, Get your hands out of your
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pockets. When I call out your names, step over to the circle in
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the middle of the stage. Answer my questions in a good loud voice so
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the people out there can hear you. Okay, Number one, Ambrose,
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Davy Grand theft merchandise. Where do you live right after California? Your address
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is the last place you're slept. You've heard that ever since you were booked
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in all of you. Your address is the last place you slept. Okay,
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let's have your address, Ambro Well, I don't know. It's just
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place on third Street. I don't know what the number is. What are
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you doing in town? I I don't know. Are you're working? No,
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you're looking forward? Oh I've been not particular? Allay? What kind
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of work do you do? Ambrose? Wow, I don't know. I
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don't know anybody. You don't see anybody that I know. It's just the
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first line, number three, more, Oh yeah, number seven and number
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ten Frederick Popish and Joseph Wilsman. Huh, Well, I don't know.
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I mean I didn't know what was their name. You all live at the
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place on third Street. Don't you Ambrose. Yeah, I got the same
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rule. Sleep in the same bed, matter of fact. But you don't
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know. We're always sleeping. He had time to get a clean Maybe we
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can fix that up for all of the Ambros. I'm moving down. Yes,
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number two, Richard Davidson, open shot. Where do you live?
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Richard? Why? Three sixty seven Newport Avenue? Whaty three sixty seven?
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That's where you were picked up? Yeah, there is a little nothing and
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get rid of this. You feel right? You own a car? No,
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you own a gun. I didn't make a living. I'm a painter.
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I work for a contractor. How long you've been a painter? Oh,
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I've been ever hearing since nineteen thirty eight. Anyone arrested with you?
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My brother Sam, he's in the hospital. You're putting there? Yeah,
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give me a hand. Stuff here, Let's take her up to my office.
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Yeah better now, much better? Thank you so much. Really silly
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thing to do. Well, maybe you better rest here if you wants No,
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I'm fine. Let sagean Quint will drive you home. Miss Parmer.
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That's a lot of trouble for you people. I have my own car here.
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You might get woozy again. Honestly, I only faint once every twenty
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years. I never could afford to faint. You can do boys all alone,
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if you feel like it. Tomorrow morning, we'd like to have you
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come down and look at some pictures in our files. Do you think you
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could do that? Excuse me, didn't I hear you mentioned to the sergeant
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that those other people, the ones who were cheated too, were going to
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look at pictures tonight. Yes, well, I'd like to look tonight.
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Well, tomorrow'll be soon enough, Miss palm Roy. You better go home
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and rise. But it'd be faster, wouldn't it. I mean, I
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just might recognize that man in one of those pictures. Well, I don't
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think you're feeling hot. Oh, I feel fine, and I'll feel better
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still when you arrest that man who came to my house with that awful story.
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I felt terrible when I found out that watch was nothing but junk,
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and he just brought it around and said, Ralph at ordit so he could
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cheat me out of a few dollars. I'm graving to mom with love Ralph
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did. Now, maybe if I look at some of those pictures, I
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can save some other people trouble, Okay, Miss palm Roy Sergeant Quine will
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take it down. I'll get it, even though we're anxious to get an
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identification. Missus Palmer, Yeah, if you don't feel up, No,
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Lieutenant, it seems the least I can do. Why just the thought of
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another complaints? Oh, same thing, yeah, priest said John's Cathedral.
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Oh, his brother was killed in Korea last week. There is, Lieutenant
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m pretty good looking clock, Fanny, what's that all right? But it's
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certainly not worth fifty dollars doesn't even run more like five? Did he give
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it to you in a box? Finally? Yes, I believe so you
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still have the box, Missus James, my housekeeper. No, I suppose
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it's still around. It's just a plain gift box. There was no lettering
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you any time. H hard to believe anyone to do a thing like this.
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It's hard to believe. That's it. We appreciate how you feel.
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Finner you you say he brought it this morning, Yes, right after eight
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o'clock mass. And your brother's name appeared in a casually list in last night's
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paper. That's right. I heard from the War Department about Bill. It
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was death Sunday afternoon. When I told this young fellow that Bill had been
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killed. He acted like I couldn't believe it. He seems so genuine.
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He went on how he and Bill had known each other off and on for
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years. He said they'd gone to a cathedral high together. I should have
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known something was wrong about his story. Then. This man was at least
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thirty two and Bill was only twenty six. His last birthday that was August
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eleventh. I didn't get his name when he introduced himself, and I asked
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him for his name again, and he told me it was Richard Norson.
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What did he look like? Bal where's a huskier can follow? Lieutenant?
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About six feet one hundred and seventy five eighty pounds, dark brown hair,
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brown eye. Meet him Bill? And what was he wearing? Very nice
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clothes, gray slacks and sport coat. Was blueing? Anything outstanding about his
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appearance? Scars? Something like that mole birthmark? Well, no, nothing
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I can remember. Oh wait a minute now, he wore a kind of
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perfume that was clone of some kind. Maybe it was after shave lotion,
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but it was pretty strong. Me not help you, but I remember that.
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Do you notice that he had a car parked out in front? No?
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I didn't look at all when he asked you for the money for the
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clock. What did you think, Well, he didn't ask for it.
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This bird was real good, Lieutenant Gift. After he carried on about how
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shocked he was to hear Bill's death, he said he'd like to have me
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come over for dinner Sunday with him and his wife. Somehow he mentioned that
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Bill had ordered the clock from overseas, but we had it engraved and everything.
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He said he had done it as a special favorite of Bill. Now
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I volunteered to pay for it. I had to force the money on him.
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Oh, you give him a checker cash a cash So I hooked the
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clock up, and of course it didn't work. I had the telephone number
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in the address he'd given me, and I called several times to tell him
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about it. No one answered, and I thought that was funny because he
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was supposed to be a wholesale house. I looked in the director and I
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didn't find his name either. What was the name of the wholesale house He
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was supposed to represent a gift products and corporate it. I called your office
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after I checked the school records at Cathedral. No Richard Norton ever went to
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school. We're glad you called his father. No telling how many people he
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swindled around here that haven't called in. We'd like to take this along with
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us, if you don't mind, very surely. Or by the way,
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father, what branch of the service was your brother in a marine corps?
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He was a chaplain all the fourteen to the man, but he too thirty
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seven and set to the man. Hey, money quin and tell you about
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the four new cases. Yeah, them is exactly the same on every one
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of them. Casually list is published one day and they close him the next.
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Pretty slickt operators, all right. And this one woman with three children,
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husbands and captain in the army. They took up two hundred and thirty
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dollars. What do they sell her? Toys he ordered made special for the
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kids before he left her overseas. Yasha took the complaint since she just sat
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there and cried about it. Her husband was killed three weeks ago. Any
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luck on Norton, Oh, nothing in the areas file and helps Well,
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we'll keep hauling in every known bunko artist. Those with w files on those
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without look at this stuff. Pens, pencils, watching bookends, labs,
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toys, selling it to ten times what it's worth. They must have a
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source of supply, could be anywhere, nothing standard brand. You think people
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would read the papers and think before they felt on the line. He's to
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a handing out. Yeah, working in the obituaries, the oldest one in
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the world. He just happened to specialize in war casualties. How about a
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stakeout on the homes of every name in the casualty list. Oh, that'll
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be our next step. We don't come into something pretty soon. I have
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a lot of men a boys. Got a call from Crocketty from the Mug
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Files all morning with that army widow and missus farnroy An. He let a
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picked one. Here's a package Joseph Harris and Langley. Yeah no, no,
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blow by blow account. When somebody's coming, Hello, Hello, what is
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the police? A police officers might ask you a few questions that we may
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yeah, yeah, Uh, do you want to come? Hey, if
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you don't mind just a minute? Alright? Come in sat down anyway?
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Nice? Then? Huh box in the corner? M electric clocks? Huh
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like the one that preachka you hear about Joe? Uh? Joseph Langley?
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Yeah? What's he done? Now? Oh? Just routine? Kids me?
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He's never routine? Is here? What's he done? You? Matters?
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You in trouble? Would you mind telling us your name? I'm Jenny
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Joe's wife. What's up? We'd like to talk to him? Missus Langley?
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Do you know where he is? No? Doesn't he live here?
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Not anymore? When was the last time you saw your husband? Miss langleysday?
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Morning? Were right here? We got a big argument to attack of
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these things and left, and I was glad to see him go. Too
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much for me, I'll tell you that, yes one didn't he forget something,
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Oh that stuff? Yeah, I suppose to. Do you think he'll
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be back for I don't know about him. I just don't know what's he
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done. Do you know where he went? I haven't the slightest, not
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the slightest, And I don't care as so long as he stays away from
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me. Where does Joe work? Joe Work told me he's been selling things
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door to door. I can imagine what he's selling. I didn't know where
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you can find him. Just believe me. If I knew, i'd tell
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you, I'd tell you right away. He had any phone calls, messages?
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You might if we look at that box? Go ahead? Yeah?
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Is this the only thing of his that's around here? Yeah? A couple
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of old shirts. Any of his friends been around to see him? No?
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You know a man named Arthur Fryes? No, tall, thin man,
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partially bald. Yeah, there he is. No why he's a friend
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of your husband's. How about this man? John Gibney's his name. I've
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never seen him before. Suppose he's a friend of Joe's too, Joe working
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one of those lousy, stinking rackets. Again, we don't know, missus
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Langley. We're trying to find out you ever see this man before? No,
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this one? No, you sure never seen him? No? Wait
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this one car Yeah, I met him last week. Well that isn't the
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name he gave me, but I met him last week where at Repose Rubiat
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Cafe. Joe and I went there for dinner and this man showed up and
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all three of us eight together. Wait he said his name was Nelson.
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No, Norton, Yeah, that's it. Norton, Richard Norton. Yeah,
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not Carl Mason. Richard Norton is all right? Do you know where
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he lives? Well? He seemed like a good friend of Joe's. Though,
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is he working with Joe on this? No, we think so.
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I'll be that cuts it. He looked a straighter in there out of me.
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Come on, what are they working. They're going to people who had
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sons or husbands killed in Korea and selling them junk, they said, in
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order before the death occurred. Are you sure that the right ones? Pretty
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sure? That's awful low, even for Joe the manager. I'm the manager.
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You want what routine investigation will? I don't do anything, just trying
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to locate a couple of people, Mister Ruppola, we know they were in
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here. Last week sometime I thought you could help us. Well, what
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is it who shown those pictures being? Have you ever seen this man here
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before? Mister rupol? No, how about this one? No, I'd
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like to talk to some of the other people who work for If you don't
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mind, it's pretty important. Oh well, then let me let me see
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this this one. Yes, huh oh you think you recognize him? After
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all, we're a little older than this. But looks like mister Norton.
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He come in here often quite a bit, once twice a week. Maybe
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he liked my food. Why this man ever with him? M well,
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I can't tell mister Norton though he live around here. How do you know?
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Will he call me sometime in sports shirts, need to shave, sometime
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in slippers, but a quick bite to the breakfast? Maybe? Do you
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have any idea where he lives? No? No, somewhell need here?
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He ever write a check for you? No, don't take checks here from
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anybody? What he don't? I just want to talk to him if you
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see him again, would you mind giving us a ring? Here's my car?
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Sure? Sure? You low key live around his own press? Does
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he drive a car? No? Never see one? Do you remember the
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last time he was here, mister Ropoulo. Oh sure, half hour ago.
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Well we know who they are, Carl Mason Halius, Richard Norton and
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Joe Langley. Now all we have to do is find him crying. I
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don't want Crocket and Murph to keep an eye on Langley's wife. Another man
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at the place on sixteenth and a man and Rubi at cafe. You and
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Ash here, and you take it here? Okay, pet I work it
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here. Now you get those blow ups? Yeah, our job covering every
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residence in that neighborhood, it's harder to face. The people will come in
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with complaints. What about here, Ben? Yeah, I'm getting chili again.
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Yeah. I kind of like it though. It makes you feel better.
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Yeah, you're a manager here? Yeah? What is it? Police
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mind? Looking at a couple of pictures for us, mhm, so ever
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seen either one of them before? Oh? Why? And what they've done?
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I just want to talk to him. Thanks for your helping. Sure.
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I never thought there could be so many places for someone to live.
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Yeah, oh that finishes this sign. Let's try the other. Poor him,
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Yes, ma'am, this one No, No, I never seen him
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before in my life. How about this one mistake. I think nobody like
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him ever lived here. Sorry, getting late, Yeah, I'm getting hungry
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me too. Hey, maybe he doesn't live in this neighborhood after all,
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And I'm beginning to think you're right. No, no, man, No
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rates are the same. I said, rates are the same. Two dollars
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a day, Yes, ma'am checking our time is through? Yes, gentlemen,
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I'd like to talk to you a minute. Yes, sir, what
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is it now? We're police officers. This man registered here? No?
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Why how about this man? No? Oh? Wait? Wait? Yes,
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oh yes, of course with the number in that haircut and everything there,
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that's mister Norris. Norris? Uh what rooms he? But he was
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in three ten? He checked out this morning, didn't leave a forwarding address.
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I did he get a taxi or a car? No? I didn't
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call it cave? No wait wait, may I see that other picture?
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Then here this man picked him up in a car. I don't know where
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they went, right back where we started from, ben. Maybe they pulled
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stakes and let out of town. No more complaints? Maybe No, where's
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the waitress you designed you? It's still usually pretty good here. I think
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I'll try to fish and no cigarette? Yeah, no, you see that
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package in Mason. Yeah, I didn't understand a guy like that. Came
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from a nice home, at a nice education, college graduate honor man.
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Yeah, he was married once to a girl in Philadelphia society. Yeah,
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divorced in forty six. Been in trouble ever since. Oh what quine All?
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I'd find you too? Here? Hi? Hi, I said,
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do identna? Yeah? Oh Crockett Murphy just falling. They picked up Mason
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Langley, were at the Robot bringing the minute. Now. People haven't got
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a thing to hold me on, you know it? Now, come on,
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I've been pretty nice up to now. Just sit down, Mason.
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Were through with you yet? I don't know what you're trying to get to
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say, Honestly, I don't. You're in Langue, have been working a
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confidence game in the city for a month now. You know we've got your
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cold on it. I just don't know what this is all about. May
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I phone my lawyer in a minute, but I like to phone them?
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No, I have that right, don't I. Where do you work?
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I told you in Philadelphia. I'm on a little vacation here as all.
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Who do you work for in Philadelphia? I told you once? I forgot
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tell me again the Golden Eagle Supply Company. Now, how about that call
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of my lawyer? Sure? Who's your Bossnon? I don't have one.
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What do you mean you don't have one? Isn't there a general manager you
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have to answer to? No? No, Look, you got the wrong
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man. I know we haven't tell me. How do you explain this newspaper
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you were carrying when you were picked up? The couple of names circled on
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the casualty list. I don't have to explain that to you. How do
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you explain that box of stuff that was in your car? I told you
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they're just samples as all. A lot of it was stolen from my hotel
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room a month or so ago. Why didn't you report it to the police.
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I did. We don't have a record of it. I don't keep
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your records. Look, I'm getting a little angry with you too. You've
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kept me here an hour. You haven't charged me with a thing. Give
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me any reason why I'm being held. I don't know how, mister Langley
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Fields, but I'm certainly going to take legal action against you too. Personally.
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You have no right to do this. You either let me go or
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charge me and let me contact my attorney. I won't answer any more questions.
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Bryan, how murfing Crockett doing with Langley? Run around? Wants a
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lawyer? Getting nowhere? How about me? Some same stuff? Let's get
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it over with. I'm just where are you taking me? I told you
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I wanted to see a lawyer? What right do you left? People are
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actually crazy? Crazy, that's what you are. Okay, we are,
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But I don't know about some of those people you swindled. Mason. What
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do you mean they're waiting to have a look at you? You and Langley
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right now, refuse I've done nothing to be brought here like a common criminal
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and held out for people to look at. And you haven't got anything to
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worry about it? Okay, Langley? What you stand over there? People
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are really gonna look silly. Yeah, we know they go off your hat.
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You know what they're talking about. I told them all they're crazy,
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just crazy? Do you understand here? I will take care of you.
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Crockett. You over there when there, Mark, you aren't going to prove
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anything. Why don't you save yourself some trouble? Just stand still? Eh?
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Okay? Then yeah, bring them in, stand up straight? Everybody
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straight? All right, folks, you could all right you any of you
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people see anybody who recognize there that third man, Lieutenant Listener. Yes,
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he's the one who came to my house. She's crazy. I never saw
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before in my life I've seen Natman Lintonant he brought the clock to you.
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Yes, he's the one. What clock? Okay? Father, Miss Promroy,
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thanks for coming down with a short notice. Mitch Sherley, you want
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to step in here, please have some verification cards for you to sign.
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Be right with him across. What do you say, Mason Langley? We
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can get twenty four more people down here to identify you both. You can
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make a stakement now and save yourself some trouble. What good would it do
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us to cop out? Now? Never mind? Joe? Never mind?
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So they got us? So what I know? People have connections. My
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family's got money. Who never make it stick. That's pretty funny. One
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bunkie trying to con another one. And why don't you book as some quit
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talking? It will be out by morning, not out of this jailer,
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won't. There isn't enough money or connections to spring you on this one.
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You're gonna pay for every rotten, dirty story you've handed these people around town,
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don cuffs. Better take him out of here. Let's go. M
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h. Hard to figure a guy like that, Ben, No, it
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is just a cheap crook with an expensive background. The line up starring Bill
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Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie with Jack Moyle the Sergeant Pete Carger, was written
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by E. Jack Newman, with music composed and conducted by Eddie Dunstetter.
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Featured in tonight's cast were High ever Back, Jeanette Nolan, John McIntyre,
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Jay Novello, Howard mcneer, Virginia greg and James Mcallian. The lineup was
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transcribed in Hollywood by Him d'Alva. Hello, folks, this is amour next
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Sunday. ME and Andy is celebrating our ten thousandth broadcasts, and we hope
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all our friends will have their radio tune this day. Remember that's next Sunday
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on most of these same CBS radio stations. Dan Cumberly speaking, and remember
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America listens most to the CBS Radio network. Welcome back. This definitely in
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so many ways, the scam described here really bears a strong resemblance to that
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in the Dragnet story The Big Betty and I know I keep comparing this to
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Dragnet, but the comparisons are very hard not to make, though I think
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this one did focus a bit more on the drudgery of the investigation and of
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course had a little bit of a different outcome. Now we're going to share
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what our upcoming video theater will be tomorrow, and it's a good one.
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It's Arthur Wanderer in The Sleeping Cardinal Cardinal nineteen thirty one Sherlock Holmes movie,
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and it's a It's a good movie, a bit slow, but not something
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to really have objection to kids seeing if kids follow detective stories. And the
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thing I like so much about Wantner is, of all the actors who played
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Holmes, he to me felt the most natural fit. Nothing against Jeremy Brett
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or Basil Rathbone, but he really feels natural in the rules. So I
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hope you enjoy it. It'll be back on Monday with yours truly, Johnny
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Dollar, and join us back here on Saturday for the lineup. In the
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meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net. But
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from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Grahamson and off