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Frank Race has brought to you by the support of our listeners. Thanks so
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much for your support. Here now is the Adventure of the Sobbing Bodyguard,
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The Adventures of Frank Race, starring Paul Dubon. The War changed many things,
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the face of the earth and the people on it. Before the war,
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Frank Race worked as an attorney, but he traded his law books for
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the Cloak and Dagger of the Oss. When it was over, his former
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life was over too. Adventure had become his business, The Adventures of Frank
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Race. Now we joined Frank Race for the Adventure of the Sobbing Bodyguard.
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It wasn't what you might call a respectable hour, and I had nothing left
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but a grin of relief as I doubted the light and burrowed into the bedding.
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There had been a meeting with two former combat companions, a pair of
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lusty travelers intent upon my liquid downfall. I'd outlasted them, but now,
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with morning threatening to crack at any minute, I needed no crystal ball the
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forecast. What had held for me a fat hangover. But before I could
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concentrate on oblivion, there came a sound from the living room. I heard
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the switch click, and then that you mark? Yeah, what goes on?
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All right? Finally, what have you been doing? Packing someone on
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your back? Look? Do you know what I'm at? Your kidd?
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I hope your kidding. I'm a no condition, A nurse made a drunk.
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Look, oh, I'm sober enough. You actually have someone in there?
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Race? Remember when you were in Italy last summer by yourself? Yes,
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well, I took a fair up to Saratoga, but a races thing.
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While I was up there, I get into a beef with Addie Harrington.
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I'm a little muddy. The name rings no better. Look a nightclub
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own a hot guy. You get into an argument at the track and I
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bust him in a snow and he has his boys working me over and this
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is the first time you tell me about it. I guess I was kind
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of shamed of being more. Of course, it took four him the door
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to understand. I understand, and does always have something to do with the
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failure just unloaded in the living room. It does, indeed, Brother,
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that lump in there happens to be Harrington. Come again, will you?
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If he's drunk, why bring him here? Or are we conducting a haven
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for lushers? He listened to me. The guy in there ain't drunk,
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he's dead. That brought me out of bed and sent me into the living
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room with a lunge. Mark's passenger lay spilled over the end of the divan,
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and big Fella, the athletic type gone to seed, his features even
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in death, held to a sadistic leer. Yes, quite a deal.
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What's the story? And it better be good? Ain't nothing good about it?
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Look I am and folly. He's having me a cup of coffee when
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I come out here as this lad planted in the cab A guy I had
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a roupbob with the guy that had me beat up, and he's dead in
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my hack of a bullet through the scots right there, I say to myself,
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Donovan, who are behind a well known double four ball bullets through the
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year, could have been suicide? Your kid with no gun around nah,
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nice nah brains. A homicide would just snort at that one. I got
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a plant, this boy and somebody else's doorstep. That's all. I gotta
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think about it with great care, Mark. The smart thing to do would
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be to call a police. No, no, I don't want to do
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that race voice place. I tabbed a thing for a frame, not against
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me in particularly understand just that somebody pop raated this guy and wants a patsy
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to pin it on. I happen to fit motiv in everything, all right,
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if you want to play it that way. But if the police do
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move in, it'll be that much tougher. Why don't you just dump him
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outs eat somewhere right away? Because I picked up a tail A moment I
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pull away from files, A prowl carnal less Blatstan wouldn't let go followed me
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right here to the door to make like this boy was a drunk I was
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delivering home. It's all two pats Are they still outside? Nah? I
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think they left. I'll have a look though her still there? Yeah,
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another one pulling up behind him. This thing is getting tired in the French
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bathing, So I'm gonna get out of wait, what for them? If
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they take Y'll have you out in a matter of hours. Look, nothing
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doing. I never liked to clean. If you really want to help me,
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here's something you should know, Harrington. I got into that fracas because
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of a dame. He was shoving around and see bish by the name of
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Carl Kennedy. Last she was singing somewhere in Joysey City, I'll see you
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later. He got clear of the room. I a scant couple of minutes.
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The visiting group included a patrolman and a couple of plain closed officers.
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One of the detectives I knew, a Lieutenant Kessel. This was a complication
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because we'd never liked each other. This layout vologne you race, I've been
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under that impression. What's the picture? Am I being evicted? A laugh
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at that one after breakfast and I'm not so label a gag on it and
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explained the lad on the divan looks a little inebriated. He's dead and you
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know it. How did he get in here? All you had to do
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was push the door open. He might have done the same thing. The
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bullet hole in his head. Why don't you stab? Where's the other guy
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that lives in the apartment was spotted packing this cargo in here? What's the
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pitch, Kessel? It's also pat You're knowing just when to arrive and tabbing
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Donovan so neatly. He felt he was being framed by someone. Looks as
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though he's right. You helped him get away, and you you can put
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that one back in your hat, Lieutenant, I know nothing about this business.
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Anything I do for Donovan from now on will be done in my capacity
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as a licensed investigator. Well, first, you're going to stand a little
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investigating yourself starting as up now, what with the medical examiner and pictures and
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questions. It was eight o'clock before I was able to detach myself long enough
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to grab a shower. After this, Kessel finally and grudgingly indicated that I
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wasn't to be taken in, So I went out for a breakfast of dry
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toast and black coffee. While I ordered, another customer slid onto the stool
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beside me. Plump, sleek, well manicured, he eid the counter man
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with the quiet gaze of a snake suggesting a rabbit. Let me have some
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coffee, tool, make sure it's hard, or I'll push your face.
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And Hi you Race, remember me? I remember you, Flip Clemson.
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Yeah, I come in here so I could talk to me. I'm gratifying
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you got Addie Harrington's body over your place. You're full of moves. I
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hear things, but this is hard to believe. You, See, Race,
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I've been working as Harrington's body guard, and I couldn't help feeling real
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heart if that was really ADDIE's bottom. Sorry, Flip, you'll have to
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read about it in the papers. Keep stalling. I ain't gonna like you,
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look, Flip, I've had a tough night. I've got a headache.
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Start nagging me, and your face will go into the coffee. And
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never try nothing like that with me, Race, You'd only get your fingers
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down your throat A long way down. All right, Now that we've both
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made faces at each other, why don't we just say so long? Race?
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Yes, that ain't buy a paper, Flip. Read all about it
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a nightclub at noon. It's like looking at an unmade bed. And the
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yellow slipper in Jersey City was no exception. But There was nothing dolly about
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the girl I found. They're practicing new vocal numbers. No, I don't
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mind taking time out, But if you're an agent, I already had one.
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I look like an agent. They come in all shapes and sizes,
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and I don't know anything about your mentality. I'm not an agent. Wouldn't
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be a better job, would it? No deal of strength? Thing?
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Put away the truculence? Would you? I came over here simply to ask
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an impersonal question. Go ahead, Can you think of any reason why Addie
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Harrington would want to commit suicide? She took time out for a few seconds,
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and the wariness tightened across her features. She turned to the man at
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the piano. The swarthy personality looked more like a croupier than an the companist
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that rocal, yeah, yeah, what would you say? I would say,
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Addie wouldn't commit suicide for nothing? And nobody well rays Hey, yeah,
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I asked you the question. No offense, Rocco, but would you
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mind getting lost? Mistake? Unless Carrel tell him to go take five?
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Rocco'll go get yourself a beer. For some reason, Rocco didn't like it,
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but he left. Then I told a girl about Mark Donovan. Oh,
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yes, the cad driver. Well, I certainly do remember him.
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See, Harrington got pretty mean that day. I think your friend saved me
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a malling. Harrington was like that. I always wanted to wrestle, and
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you had enough of that type. I've had a hatful. How about helping
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Donovan? What can I do? I didn't even know Harrington was dead until
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you broken news. Who else could I talk to about Harrington? Rockoman Toora
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rocom him pretty well, but Rocko never liked him. Rocco doesn't like questions.
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Who else you could talk to? Gene Harrington, ADDIE's wife? Where
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would I find her at this club? Jane? She never went near the
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place. He wouldn't be caught dead in it. Don't sound so bitter?
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Doesn't go with those freckles on your nose? Right? I can't help it
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singing in a dull ninety five layout like this When I could be in New
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York if it weren't for Harrington, I would be New York isn't very far
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from here. When do you have a night off? Wow? But if
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you know with me, I'm the mental type. I don't start wrestling until
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very late in the evening. All right, ray might be fun. This
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thing was beginning to worry me. They brought Mark Donovan to trial, he
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might not fare so well. They'd bring out his liking for brawls. They'd
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dwell on a revenge motive. I had a friend with the disc Attorney's office,
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so I called him, only to find he'd gone on a vacation.
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But the call brought results. The office set a visitor that evening, a
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Deputy DA by the name of Manning. He stirred up crying a fuss at
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the office this afternoon race. What's the grip against the police department? I
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thought I was talking to Carlson when I got on the phone. That's why
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it seemed as though I was popping off. They said, you seem to
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think the homicide bureau is pulling a fast one. That's the nuts. There's
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nothing wrong at the department, nothing vicious. But a thick head by the
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name of Kessel happens to be handling the Harrington case. Someone gave him a
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tip on Mark Donovan. He can't think of anything else. Oh yeah,
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I know Kesse one track mine. But what do he want us to do?
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I called carl somebod because I thought he might give me a break on
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information. I got nothing from Kessel but abuse. Well, I'll do it
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I can to help. Right now, we don't know any more than was
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in the papers, but I'll keep in touch with you. It was about
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an hour after he left that I got a call from Mark Donovan. Them
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in trouble. Where are you, Michael? You know an corner? What's
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the problem? But jus the farm dick to sort of. I'll be right
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there right away. Stay putting to go nowhere, race You're going to stay
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right here. It was Rocco, the Jersey City piano players, standing just
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inside the doorway. There was fever in his eyes, and the way he
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drew on the cigarette plaster to his lower lip, and the way he gripped
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the automatic in his hand. He was feeling big and tough and in command
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of things. My guests would have been the stuff that dreams are made of,
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bad dreams, some drug that made him about the deadliest item in the
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city at the moment. I spoke soothingly to him. Sit down, Rocco,
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we'll have something to drink on to try. Not the race course jump
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pulling a stopper. Right now, we'll return of the Adventures of Frank Race
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in just about one minute. Now back to the Adventures of Frank Race.
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I was on the floor with a room full of gun smoke. The Roccos
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still at the door, looking as though he'd just been elevated to a priesthood.
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But his bullets head and spilled me. I had dropped the split second
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before he fired, and now I feigned limpness, reasoning he'd come over for
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a closer look. He did, and when he got near enough I granted.
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And now Rocco was down and out. It was probably going to be
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several minutes before he'd be capable of answering questions. And unfortunately I couldn't hang
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around, not with Mark waiting for me. But at the druck store there
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was no sign of Mark. I slammed back to the harming I have Foundroco
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gone too, which left me floundering. So I called headquarters and I learned
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that Mark Donovan had just been brought in and was being booked on suspicion of
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murder. Now I had two things to do. One was to see about
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freeing Mark. The other was to pay a visit to a woman I'd never
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met, cool and sparkling she reminded me of fine glass. It was hard.
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The picture is being married to a man like Addie Harrington. Then it
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occurred to me that I hadn't seen Addie Harrington had the best. You're not
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a placement, mister Ray. How do you know? You're too intelligent looking?
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I can see I'm going to have to tread carefully with you, not
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unless you want it. I have a taste. A big man also happened
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to be good lucky, and you a brand new widow. Addie and I
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were divorced six months ago. It was a parting of that year. You
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don't know a thing about what just happened to him, not a thing.
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Get right away. You're going to an act for me a man you've never
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seen before. Why, I don't know what you mean. Look, duchess,
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you're much too smooth to start gushing within the first fifteen minutes unless you
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have a motive. Oh come now, you wonder estimat you can. You
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wouldn't want to tell me if Harrington carried heavy insurance, would you? I
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would if I could miss it. But Addie Harrington always kept his affairs very
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much to himself, which was one of the reasons we were never compatible.
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You happen to know anything about his death? Only would I read in the
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newspaper. I've been out of town, Race, I got back only a
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few hours ago. Uh huh, Well, is there anything you can tell
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me about a lad called Rocomentora? I don't believe I've ever heard of him.
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With a slight touch of hesitation indicating that your answer would hardly stand up
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against the lie machine for a man who isn't with the police, you're boringly
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inquisitive. I'm sorry, duchess. I have to be in this case.
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It'll keep a friend of mine from being convicted of murder. Race. No,
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hello, Clemson, Race, is Johnny or taking climb in? Let's
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give you a lip? No thanks, I need the exercise. What would
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they tell you, Johnny KGI guy never wants to say nothing. Yeah,
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Race, guant go and look at me. So I've been bowling. I's
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got to write the ball. When a pal gets knocked off any any I
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guess he has flipped. Eddie Harrington was a good guy, an unhappy guy
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too. The club going broke on him. There was no reason for the
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knock Addie off. Besides, it ain't good for a bodyguard's career to lose
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an employee. Who's this party? Has it? Gunn him down? Race?
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Hang up, Flip, you've got the wrong number. You heard me?
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Who was he? Sorry? Flip? All right? You asked for
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it? Take him, Johnny or Take had been standing alongside the car,
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and suddenly I found myself in the iron clunch of my hammer. Maybe he'll
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talk before I take a breaks your arm. What a little pressure on him,
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Joanny? Don't can't give talker, Johnny, you'll twist that arm clear
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over your head. Give him another boost, Johnny. When you're standing a
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wreck, there's an antidote for a hammer lock, but you have to get
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your feet clear of your man. Or Take, Busy with his sadism,
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finally left himself open, so against his shin, I jammed a heavy heel.
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He let go with a hammer lock and sat down on the sidewalk to
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rock back and forth in agony. Flip Clemson, still in disbelief for a
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second, then stabbed at the car's glove compartment, but he dropped the gun
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getting it up, and as he bent over, I jammed his head against
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the floorboard and got it myself. You just relaxed flip. Then we'll all
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be happier personally. I have no hard feelings at all, because you've just
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given me the probable reason for Addy Harrington's death. I got Mark out on
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a rid of habeas corpus, but with an inquest coming up, we were
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in need of information. So I called Detective Lieutenant Kessel. When I told
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him what I'd like to know about Gene Harrington, whether she had a boyfriend
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or not. His reply mirrored his feeling for private investigators were curis schamust find
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out for yourself? And that was that. I felt fortunate I could go
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to Manning in the DA's office. I guess we can find that out for
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your race. Anything else, I'd like to know if Harrington carried a big
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insurance policy, but I'll check on that myself. On the anxious seat now,
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I phone Manning the next afternoon. At least no boyfriend we can turn
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up. Thanks anyway, what did you learn about the insurance that part gels
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Manning? One of the terms of their divorce settlements stipulated that Harrington keep up
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one hundred thousand dollars policy with Geene Harrington as beneficiary. Yeah, what do
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you make it? Nothing? I can prove yet, but I'm going to
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keep trying. It was the next night at dinner that Carl Kennedy told me
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she'd given up her Jersey City job and come to New York for good.
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You see, with Harrington dead, I'm finally free. Free. Well,
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Addie had me into contract. When I walked out on HIMY wouldn't release me.
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That's why I was working into the phony name, all of which might
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be an excellent motive for your having murdered Harrington. Gosh, you could see
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that way, couldn't it, Except that he wasn't murdered. Well, at
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least that's my belief. I just wish I could prove it. There was
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plenty of reason for his suicide. Harrington was broke and drinking heavily, and
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his club was deep in the red. Did you find out all this?
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They I've been in half the bars and nightclubs in town. Would want to
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make it look like murder when it's a suicide, Missus Harrington. They were
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divorced, and one of the terms of the settlement was that Harrington maintain a
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hundred thousand dollars insurance with her as beneficiary. But suicide on the part of
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the insured always voids a policy. Well, I've got some news to Race.
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I went by Harrington's nightclub today, was clothed, but I ran into
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ADDIE's man. There is Filipino house boy. He told me that Eddie been
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feeling morbid depressed. He said Eddie took an overdose of sleeping pills just a
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week ago, but got sick and snapped out of it. My angel,
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where can I find that? Boy? Is a dress right here? Oh
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gosh, Race, I left it my other purse. It's at the apartment.
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I know of no better reason for you to take me home with you.
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Come on, baby, you'd better wait in the hall. Race,
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nothing doing. I'll help your look. Oh then, and then I'll go
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and get some ice cream and we'll have a real homey evening together. Rococo.
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But it's talking too much, en It talking too much to the wrong
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people. Seems as though you and I went through this sort of thing once
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before. Rockley get going Coral. I came out of it looking up at
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the clinically white ceiling that, in my sense of smell, told me I
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was hospitalized. Swiveling the neck a little, I gazed into the opaque countenance
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of Detective Lieutenant Kessel Race, How do you feel like a ham on a
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hook? What goes with the arm? It's strung up like that because you
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took a slug through the shoulder, And then serious you'll be out in a
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couple of days. How they do all of this to me so quickly?
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Get wise? Race, you've been here some time? This is now tomorrow
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afternoon. Well, nothing like a good sleep. How about the girl you're
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speaking of? This one I suppose pushed a newspaper, I think, with
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a photograph on the front page, Coral Kennedy's photograph. But beyond recognizing that
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my eyes wouldn't function, so I asked Kessel to really account. I don't
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have to read it and know it by heart. It was found this morning
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by some guys going to work in a galvanizing plant. What was left of,
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though, was found in a vat of molten zinc. Kessel had said
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I'd be out of the hospital in a couple of days. Turn out to
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be wrong. I made it the next morning, but I left the place
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with about as much enthusiasm as used car appraiser inspecting a model T at the
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curb. I found Mark Donovan waiting in his cab. I'm in race.
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We've got things to do. What are you so briskavan? This is the
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day of the Harrington inquest. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the wait things
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Look, I will most likely be indicted, but I just toint up a
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little nugget of infold that might change the whole picture. I have learned where
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at land Rocko is hauling up, and it happens to be at none other
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than the apartment of the late mister Harrington's former wife. Gee, you're sure
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I am in dead? Honest? What say? We go? Get it?
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All? Right? But not by ourselves. One, it wouldn't be
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good for you to become involved in a fight right now. Two, I
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personally haven't the strength to wiggle amount of tripe. So we'll get kesseled,
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and to make sure he stays in line, we'll also take along Manning of
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the District Attorney's office. I hope this doesn't turn out to be a false
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alarm. I've got other things to do. Don't worry, it ain't no
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false alarm. We take your car, Manning. It's a sedan, Sure
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it's right here. And what am I gonna do with this Rocco? Even
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if I take him in Race. It's only your word against his that he
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shot you. What's the matter, Manning? Can't you get your own car?
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Door open? There? It is okay, get in. We can
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at least go out and talk to this fellow. Wow, what a deputation.
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I'm sure you don't mind if we come in. I'll check right through
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the whole place right now. Look what goes on? Do you happen to
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know a man called Rocom and trom Missus Harrington Roco, Well, of course
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he's my flight. Yeah, he's all right, Race whatever, from sleep
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or rapist, I wouldn't. Mister Mentora hasn't been feeling well. He came
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over here for a few hours to rest. It's all perfectly proper. I
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keep a housekeeper here, and a maiden told me a few days ago you'd
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never heard of Mentora. Just what are you trying to prove? Yeah,
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that's a good point, Race, What are we trying to prove? Well,
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first that Addie Harrington wasn't murdered, but he committed suicide. But it
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was important to Missus Harrington that it looked like murder so she could collect her
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husband's patent insurance. That's why her boyfriend murdered Carl Kennedy because Carl knew too
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much. Boyfriend, you mean this mentora? Guy? No, I mean
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you Manning Manning, you're a kidding, Race, I'm not kidding. I
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didn't bring Manny into the case. He came in himself when he heard of
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my calling Carlson. It gave him a chance to be on top of everything
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all the way. And it was Manning who pushed Coral Kennedy into that vet
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of zinc. It's gone off his rocket castle. They let him out of
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the hospital too soon. Oh wait, wait, how do you know,
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Race, How do you know? How do you know Manning pushed her into
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the vat He couldn't get his car opened because of the condition of his keys.
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His key chain must have been dangling when he handled Coral Kennedy's body,
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so that the keys went into the galvanizing solution. That's why he had trouble
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opening his car. Take a look at the keys, Cassel. The evidence
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is all over him. Don't go for that, Gun. Manning ain't smart.
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I figured you'd be handy when I ask you to come along, Kessel.
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You're always so dog gone truculent. The Adventures of Frank Ray starring Paul
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Dubob with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan comes to you from Hollywood. Others heard
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in tonight's cast were Lillian Paye, Jack Crucian, Tom Holland, Michael Ann
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Barrett, and Gerald Moore. This series has written and directed by Buckley Angel
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and Joel Murcott. Music is composed and played by Ivan nit Bars. Be
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sure to be with us again this time next week or another dramatic apter in
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the Adventures of Frank Race. Art Gilmore speaking. This is a Bruise Els
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production. Welcome back. You know, it's remarkable sometimes when you hear this
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cast that Frank Race hand, you know, Gerald Moore. So many of
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the best people on radio appeared in these episodes, and this one, I
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think definitely had an intriguing twist. Not only did you have a murder that
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was really a suicide, but the district attorney person working for that office was
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actually behind the whole cover up. I'm also impressed how really Frank Race has
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got a lot of flexibility. The cases that he takes can vary from kind
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of spy keepers to just insurance investigation to something that's really a lot more a
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lot more strict private eye material. Well, that'll actually do it for today.
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We'll be back next year tomorrow with an episode of A Life in Your
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Hands, and then join us back here on next Monday for an episode of
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the Adventures of Frank Rice. And don't forget this week. Right Detectors of
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