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com. Well, now it's time for our second a third three excuse me
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Edgar Allen Poe Detective Stories. This one comes from suspense. It was originally
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broadcast December fourteenth, nineteen fifty three, and the title is the Mystery of
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Marie Roger Auto Light and it's ninety eight thousand dealers, bring you, mister
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Cornell Wild In Tonight's presentation of suspense, Tonight Autolite combines fact and fiction.
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The fact the murder of Mary Cecilia Rogers in New York City, the fiction
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Edgar Allen Poe's solution of that crime, which he called the Mystery of Marie
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right with autolite. Mary Cecilia Rogers was murdered in the vicinity of New York
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City in the summer of eighteen forty two. It was still an unsolved crime
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in November when The Mystery of Marie Rogett was published the author Edgar Allan Poe.
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It paralleled in every essential detail the murder of Mary Rogers. Poe wrote
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it far from the scene of the atrocity, with only the newspaper reports of
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the day. Nevertheless, the subsequent confession connected with the murder of Mary Rogers
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confirmed not only the killer named by Poe, but all the chief details by
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which he arrived at his identification and now Autolite presents transcribed Edgar Allan Poe's Mystery
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of Marie Rogett, starring mister Cornell Wilde. Hoping once again to keep you
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in suspense, Good evening, my name is Dupin. I should like to
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extend an invitation regard, first a certain event which truly occurred in New York
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City on a warm summer night in eighteen forty two. Secondly, I invite
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you to employ your imagination and displaced that same event intact with all of the
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essential facts, to a cobbled old world Paris on an identical, warm and
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fragrant summer night in the same year. Lastly, and most interesting, I
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should like to invite you to attend that event. It is a murder.
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Yes, the general design and mental character of the atrocity, Indeed, the
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first knowledge of its occurrence came to my attention on Wednesday night, the twenty
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fifth day of June. Who is the prefector of police, I am monsieur,
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Yes, monsieur, Oh, thank you for coming, Monsieur. I
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wasn't certain messenger would find you this way, Monsieur. Please Andrea, Andrea
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the lantern from Monsieur dupart m hm. She died harshly, yes, beaten,
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choked brown, Yes, yes, quite harshly. She was beautiful,
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monsieur once perhaps still mademoiselle. What in life she had a name? In
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death, she must also have a name any of you, I have asked,
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Monsieur, but none of them know her. But her clothes and jewels
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say she was known Dupan. Good clothes, torn and disordered in her terrible
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struggle, but good. And the jewelry not expensive, but tasteful. This
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woman, in my opinion, Dupint, was known and loved Monsieur the Prefect,
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no doubt, Dupan, this is why I sent for you. I've
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been through these things before. The newspapers will write stories, the reporters will
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make conjecture. Although there is no name for her now, there will eventually
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be a name, and then Monsieur I will be called upon to produce her
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assassins. There is so little to go on. The eyes of the public
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will be upon me, and my honor is at stake, and my honor
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to Monsieur. If I am involved in the investigation. Listen. There is
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a fund at the prefecture, a sizeable fund which I am authorized to use
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when circumstances arise, and for your services, I am willing to make a
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direct and liberal proposition. You will help me find the answer to this woman's
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death. I cannot refuse no form about the mouth. As in the case
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of the merely drown monsieur here bruisers, impressions of fingers. It was a
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sangulation by hand and by discord. Yes, doctor, yes, jufa an
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ingenious not in that cord. Don't you think this is a slip knot a
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sailor's knot sailors? She is found in water? Why did she die?
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M for her beauty, perhaps for her love her hate. It was Sunday,
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observed doctor. There are no marks to prove she was waited and then
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shaken loose. Yes, she quit life on Sunday, murdered in the dark,
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thrown into the river, unwaited. Monday Tuesday she remained as a corpse
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will on the bottom. And then on the third day, tonight, as
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a corpse will, she rose and the fishermen saw her. It is the
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way of corpses violently made. So it's only violent, but quick near the
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river bank somewhere. For what assassins could carry a burden like this, long
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undiscovered from a dark bridge for her? No, no, too much light
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in people. There had to be a boat, doctor. If she was
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dropped from a bridge or pushed in from the shore, the current might press
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her aside to be caught in the vegetation of the shallow water. She was
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murdered on the bank and then taken out to her grave in a boat.
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And there had to be a man who knew how to handle a boat in
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the tricky current? Is there is I the prefect? I had someone who
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thinks she may know her. Hmm. Come in, monsieur, with your
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permission, doctor, monsieur upa misieuve? How do you do? Ze?
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Beauvet has been searching since Monday for news of a Marie Roge. Madmoiselle Roge
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is an employee of Monsieur Bove correct. Monsieur correct, amataful ma. I
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called on her mother, Madame Rose Monday when Mary did not appear at my
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shop. Madame informed me that Mary had left Sunday morning to visit her aunt
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at the Rue des Drone. She has not yet returned I see, and
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what else I cannot say, Monsieur. So far I have ascertained that she
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never arrived at Rue des Drone, and indeed no one has seen her since
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Sunday. Can you describe Marrie Roget? But of course dark hair almost black,
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a dark eyes, tall, young, vibrant, a woman Monsieur of
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great promise. Jacques Santustache, the last to see her, mention to me
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that Ma'amselle wore a frock of fine muslin, deep blue. I knew it
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well, a bonnet. The match goes with it well. Who is Jacques
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Saintostache, bois monsieur Santustache is the accepted tutor of Mary Roget. He lodges
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and takes meals at the pancion kept by Madame Roge. He was to have
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gone for his betrothed at dusk Sunday and to have escorted her home in the
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afternoon. It rained heavily, and supposing that she would remain at her aunt's,
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he did not think it necessary to keep his promise. She has stayed
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there under similar circumstances. And where is Jacques Saintroustache at this moment? Searching
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and anxious as I am for Mary Roget. It is three days since Sunday,
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four days really, but three that Mary Roget has been considered missing.
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Your search is tardy. I I know she well, I am at your
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mercy. She has disappeared twice ah, and the first time she disappeared was
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about three years ago. Her mother her friends were unable to account for her
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disappearance. I was distracted with anxiety and terror. Did you notify the police
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in that case? Immediately, monsieur? But suddenly Mary reappeared one fine morning
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after being absent a week. She was in good health and held with somewhat
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assaddened air, as she explained she had spent the missing week with her relative
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in the country. Madame Roge, who was and still is infirm, recalled
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this to be a fact, and the matter was forgotten until now. So
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you did not call the police this second time she disappeared. What has happened
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once can happen again? What did happen that where she was away? I
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do not know. I do not honestly know. But you doubt the story
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of visiting a relative. I will not say, show him what we have,
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doctor, if you will kindly step oway here? Do you know this
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woman? Mouse? It is? Why does boube cry dufan? The girl
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only worked for him? Ah, he has not told us all. He
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is suspect dupar and I will have a word with him, say, dupa,
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why does he weep for a shop girl a grisette to his promise to
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another? He weeps for youth and beauty? Yes, I am dupin,
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Madame Rose. May I come in, come, come, No, no,
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please sit, Madame. I understand you are not well. M I
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have been invalid ten years now. I will not consume a great deal of
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time. May I ask, did your daughter often visit relatives in other distant
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parts of the city often and stay overnight? Often with your approval? Madame?
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She was and has been free of me since her sixteenth years. That
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is a very frank answer, Madame. I can tell you nothing of what
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has happened to her. She leaves me on a morning with no enemies I
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know. And do you know of her friends? I understand the intention of
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your remark. Do you refer to those beside Jacques? No, I know
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of none. I understand that Jacques Santastache keep's rooms here, that is true,
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yes, but he is no longer here. He left once he was
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informed of Marie's death where I do not know, but surely understood that we
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would be by to question him. He was beside himself with grief. I
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cannot blame him. I see. Oh, I have been of no assistance
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where I would like to be. And yet I knew something that morning.
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I knew she would not come back to her mama again. You knew she
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would not be back, madame? Did she take clothes? It's been a
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longer goodbye? How did you know? I knew? If I knew,
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Monsieur, death was very close to her that day. If you knew this,
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madam, why did you allow her to venture out? I stop her?
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No. No, If it is not mess, death will arrange a
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meeting. If the meeting had been here, death might have visited me too.
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Lewis's production of Edgar Allan Poe's The Mystery of Marie Roget a tale well calculated
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to keep you in suspense. Dupe again, you will recall the event we
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have been attending in her. I invite you now to keep in mind the
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sullen fact that Marie Orgie died violently, that her lover, Jacques Santustache is
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missing where she died. Who administered her death for what reason remained to be
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known. Attend at this point another event, if you will, which was
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arranged by that zealous and righteous man, the Prefect of Police. Thank you
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for coming, Dupan. You have located the lover Santo Stache. Santustache,
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No, he is unimportant, I assure you. Somewhere right now, he
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drinks and tries to forget you. But what I have here is important,
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most important. Madame du Lac, if you please, good evening, gentlemen,
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Good evening. This is Madame du Lax. She has something of interest
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to tell you, and I have something of interest to show you. Good
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evening, Madame. I have maintained this happened many years right here, close
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to the bank of the river. Oh no, no, no fear with
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me, Madame. I have no authority to do anything but respect your person
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and your thoughts. And what is this information? I saw a young woman
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here Sunday, monsieur said it was Mary Rose. It was definitely just a
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moment Sunday, madam. Yes, mid afternoon later, perhaps well, right
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here in my tavern. She arrived, accompanied by a young man of dark,
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swathy complexion. The two remained here for some time on their departure.
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They took the road through some thick woods that way toward the river Dupa.
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And this is a secluded neighborhood. Go on, madam, go on.
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Soon after they left, a gang of miss Crean's made their appearance at my
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place of business. They behaved boisterously. They ate and drank without payment,
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then left and followed the root of the young girl and the young man that
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same way. I see about dusk the same gang reappeared and we crossed the
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river in great east. I see, and you are certain it was Marie
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Rose. Never fear my men spoke with an unknotous driver, a man named
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Valence, who knew Marie Bouche. He claims he saw across the Seine on
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the Sunday afternoon in question with the swarthy man who fits the exact description,
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madam, and what else, monsieur, oh, I will show you come.
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I followed him through the back of the tavern into the thick woods which
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line the Seine. At that point. He stopped when we had come to
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a close thicket, within which were three or four large stones, forming a
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kind of seat with a back and footstool. Note dupart a white petticoat here
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here a silk scarf, paris, all gloves, bucket, handkerchief. Inspect
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the handkerchief du farm. Thank you. You note the name Marie Rouge embroidered
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them. Yes, yes, so this is the place she met her death.
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Well, of course it is, and I have found it. Look.
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Look the earth has trampled where she struggled, and over here the bush
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is still broken, every evidence of a terrible struggle. And here here the
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offence has been taken down, and the ground showed that some heavy burden was
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dragged along it toward the river. We come, come, look for yourself.
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Ah, what say you? Now? I am wondering, wonder well
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we have facts, now, sir, important facts. Do you recall a
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strip of one of the unfortunate girl's petticoat had been tied about her mouth,
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probably to prevent her screams? I do This was done by fellows who had
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no pocket, handkerchiefs, miscreance dupa miscleants, such as those who visited Madame
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de Luxe tavern and later went the same way as Marie Joiget and her companion.
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There are many such gangs about here. Oh you have to do is
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locate them. And I know how to do that. That night, the
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shrill cries of the Paris newsboys proclaimed the Prefect's resolved. He offered a reward
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of twenty thousand francs and a full pardon for any king's evidence. It was
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an accepted conclusion that Mary Roget had been waylaid and slain by a gang of
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miscreants in the vicinity of Madame du LAX's tavern. Ah, well, are
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you defeated, Monsieur DuPont, now that I have solved the mystery of Marie
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Roge. No, Monsieur, I have doubled the reward. Soon one of
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the miscreants will come forward. Then you'll see. Forty thousand francs should be
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temptation enough. Twenty thousand was temptation enough. No one will come forward,
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Monsieur. A gang such as is hoped for would be composed of men who
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have never seen more than one hundred francs at one time. Twenty thousand would
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bring all of them if if they had any knowledge of Marie Roge's murder.
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Oh, they're just waiting, you know that, waiting when each is in
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jeopardy because of the other. We shall see you bar wait. It was
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one man a man who dragged the body of Mademoiselle at the river's edge.
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A gang even two men could have carried it. Ah gang would have lifted
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it over the fence easily, instead of taking a fence down. As it
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was taken down, one man labored hard by conjectures as good as yours?
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Are you talking of santu stage No, No, he is quite unguilty.
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Monsieur, Allow me to point out that the newspapers, the police all have
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it dents themselves with what apparently happened. We must consider what did not happen.
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First, a gang did not set upon her and murderer. Secondly,
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Marie Roget had no intention of visiting her aunt at Rue de Drome when she
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left her mother in Lover last Sunday morning. Do you p if you have
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confident information, explain yourself. I have the same information as you. Nothing
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else. You said she had no intention of visiting her aunt that day.
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Why do you say that, monsieur? Consider what might have happened if her
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intended Jacques Santroustache had called for her at her aunt's and discovered she was not
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there, that she had not been there all day, he would have been
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chagrined, suspicious, angry. Santostache would have been all these something for Marie
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Roge to worry about when she returned home, but nothing to worry about.
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If Marie did not intend to return home a point to consider, perhaps one
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consider that she kept the rendezvous instead. This we know, a rendezvous with
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a swarthy man. We have been told that by two witnesses who saw him.
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Now, monsieur, I ask you, as I have asked myself.
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Did this swarthy companion allow Marie to be slain before his eyes? Or was
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he himself slain trying to help her? If so, where is his body?
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He left her before she was set upon? Obviously did he leave her
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alone in such a dark district? They quarreled, indeed they did. Another
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question. Marie Roget's death is known everywhere in France. Why has he not
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come forward to help us clear up the mystery? Many reasons. Perhaps he's
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married, he's left, he's uninformed. He has a swarthy complexion, a
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sea complexion, a well attested fact. Now accumulate that with the cord that
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was tied about her neck in a sailor's not Mischieur dupa, I have but
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to slan, the need of a skilled boatman to handle a boat on the
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river to dispose of the body. But it could be, it could not.
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Whe Mary Roget was a gay, not an abject girl. No common
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seaman for her, an officer, a naval officer monsieur, like the one
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who might have led her into a false elopement the first time she disappeared,
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three years past the approved time for a french man of war to consume encircling
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the globe. The officer returns, thinking of the same coquette, marry rogie,
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the same bargain what he has managed to do once he can do again.
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Murray meets him Sunday for this purpose. Then she thinks the better of
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an elopement and refuses to accompany him. Santa stashe has captured her love slays
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her in quick anger bags a body to the river. Come and here's a
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boat. Where do I find him? On? Whatever ship has arrived from
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the world? Crew his name? What is his name? Jupa inquire for
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the name of the young officer who has applied for leaves to get married.
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But there must be many such among a ship's compliment. Returning out for a
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long cruise, agreed, but Monsieur the Prefect, there is only one naval
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officer who has returned to his ship without a bride. Oh, Andre Andrea,
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we leave at once for the naval yards. It has been an interesting
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evening, and now I issue a last invitation, my friends. I invite
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you to retain all that you have heard and employ this time instead of your
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imagination, your sense of reality. For Marie Roget of Paris was truthfully Mary
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Rogers of New York. Let your reality move you back to New York City
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on a winter day, some months after the event described in the darkening afternoon,
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inside a gray stone building. I invite you to attend another event I
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think you will find significant. Ensign Robert Bryant Wilson, you have been found
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guilty of the murder of Mary Cecilia Rogers. It is the judgment of this
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Week on Suspense. Suspense is transcribed and directed by Elliott Lewis, with music
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composed by Lucian Morrowick and conducted by Love Gluster. Edgar Allan posed The Mystery
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of Marie Rogett was adapted for suspense by E. Jack Newman. Internight's cast.
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John Dayner was heard as the Prefect of Police Others in the cast were
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Lou Merril, Jeannette Nolan, Paulo Winslow, William Johnstone, and Edgar Barrier.
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night, This is the CBS Radio Network, Welcome back. Wasn't that an
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incredible story about how Edgar Allen Poe solved the murder of Mary Rogers. Uh,
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there's only one problem with it. The entire thing is a complaint,
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fabrication the actual murder. In terms of Edgar Allan Poe solving the case.
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Uh, Edgar Allen Poe's solution didn't solve the case. In fact, it
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remains unsolved right up until this day. And there was even one author who
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suggested, somewhat implausibly that Poe actually did the crime, and it was kind
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of a flimsy suggestion. It's one of those things with we have. One
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of our biases I think with mystery writers is we really assume if you can
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sit there and come up with all of these odd and bizarre ways to kill
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people. You must have killed somebody yourself. You wouldn't just develop all this
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stuff for novels. But there's no real proof that Poe did it. It
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just does remain one of those great unsolved mysteries and one of the most baffling
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ones in New York City history. But this is somewhat noteworthy in that it
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was the first detective story based on the actual case. And so when you
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go down the line today, when you can follow this story in anyways,
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is an ancestor of what we would hear on drag Now and what we would
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later see if you watched episodes of Law and Order, where cases were actually
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taken right from the headlines and used as a basis for the mystery story.
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Well, so this episode somewhat remarkable for suspense. It's nineteen fifty three radio
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definitely in decline, but just an incredible cast. You know, William john
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Stone, John Dayner, and it sounded like the announcer on this one was
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Larry Thor and of course Cornell Wilde, who wasn't at the height of his
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career but still a pretty well known Hollywood player. Really some strong players even
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at this point on suspense. So Suspense continuing to be just a solid powerhouse
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of radio talent even as radio was headed towards the fates. Suspense had about
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a nine more years on the air, and during that time they would redo
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this story, but they would continue to assist you. Seven years later they
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did in nineteen sixty, but they would also still say that and gra Allan
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Poe solved it when it actually does remain sold or is actually unsolved. All
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right, listener comments and feedback. We have this from Aaron. I'll miss
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Sherlock Holmes, but all the shows are fun, to be honest. I
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like Sir Richardson better than any of the people who played Watson. He played
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him intelligently more than any of the others. Did keep up the good work
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at him. Well, thanks so much, Aaron, and kind of taking
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a different point of view, we had this from. We had this from
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a listener here. Let me just go ahead and pull us up. Justin
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commented on Facebook. I like the older voice actors of Sherlock Holmes before the
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current ones you posted, so the ones that we had on the clipper Craft
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shows interesting perspective, but those different perspectives among our listeners. Jeremy says Adam
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Great's shows. Sorry to see Sherlock Holmes to come to an end. Have
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you ever considered Casey Crime Photographer? Keep up the good work, Jeremy.
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It is definitely on my list, and it's one that I hope to do
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in the next few years. Yeah, I've got a lot of shows on
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that list. There are some that I haven't even thought of when I will
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do it, but I'm looking maybe the next three four years, but we
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will see on that. It's, you know, a lot of shows to
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get to. In Casey, there's I think about sixty or seventy episodes out
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there, so it'll take a while to get through, so I want to
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be sure we've got a good chunk of time to do that. So thanks
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so much for the suggestion and glad to hear it. I heard Casey mentioned
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several times when we first started, and haven't heard listeners mentioning it as much
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the last few years. But it's definitely on my list and we'll be looking
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for an opportunity to go ahead and do that sometime in the future. All
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right, Well, that will do it for today. We've got one more
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of these DuPont mysteries to go through and then we'll be on to Nick Carter,
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so join us. Next Thursday, we'll be bringing you the Purloined Letter.
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On tomorrow we'll go ahead and wrap up yours truly, Johnny Dollars current
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serial and continue on with High Sky Hoodoo. In the meantime, send your
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