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The Line Up: The Topaz Earring Murder (EP0866) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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  is your host, Adam Graham. If you have a comment, email it
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  our listeners. Thanks so much for all your financial support, and now it's
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  time for today's episode. The Tope has ear ring case. Bring on the
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  lone. Ladies and gentlemen were taken hour behind the scenes of a police head
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  quarters in a great American city. We're under the cold, blowing lights.
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  Will pass before us. The innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the
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  murderer. This is the lineup. Any relation on mister Kraman to yourself.
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  I sure won't need no ring sight seats to pick that game again. Where
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  was she going up the mini calling Tom cant I get down? And she
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  certainly wasn't that when I saw she was scared? Scared? Well, that
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  was about forty five minutes later, mister Krayman, when she went in,
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  Please you're peeping out there on the other side of the wire in the audience
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  room. Hey, I assent, thank you. My name is Greb,
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  Sargeant Matt Greb. I'll explain the line un to you. Each of the
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  suspects you will see will be number. I'll call off a number their name
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  and charge you have any questions or identifications, call off the number if you're
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  sure. I'm not too sure of the suspect have her health. The officers
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  who tip your name with a sister, they're seated among you, which you
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  really to see intentions or identifications. When the prisoners leave here, the matron
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  takes them back to the bathroom. There they dressed back into their jail clothes.
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  That makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they leave here.
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  The questions I asked these suspects, I'm really to get a natural tone of
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  voice, so do not take too much attention to their answers, as they
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  often lie. Bring on the line, alright, Joels, alright, persuade,
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  We'll run over to the end of the stage. That's it. I'll
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  send around and face far and sr side you hand the aside now looks fight
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  ahead. Number one Georgina, ever was gonna arrested the poor Georgina, I've
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  been arrested the far Where were you when the officer arrested your Georgina? He
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  was no officer. There was just a spar What were you wearing when you
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  tried to leave the store? Address? What else? Three other addresses under
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  name? Number two Colleen Hodges as Sault. Where do you live? That's
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  a good question. Where did you used to live? Coming for fourteen front
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  three, third floor? Why did you beat up your landlady? We didn't
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  get along? Number three Margaret ken Mine open charge along given time? Margaret,
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  where are you from? That's her? That's the one rather than all
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  right? Sargeant Graham estenant all number three point interrogation in here, Margaret,
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  say Ben, I'll be down in communications if you want me. We're letting
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  a couple of them go. Nobody identified them? Okay, yeah sure,
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  Oh they're here? Is the cigarettes you wanted? Oh? Thank then said
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  I'm as kenn Lyon, I'm Lieutenant Ben Guthrie. You like one of you
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  now it's ken Lyon. How long were you engaged to Larry's Immiman? Lieutenant
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  a month? Fourmas the the cab driver who took it as Immiment's place at
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  five this afternoon, said you were angry. I was at zimmer Yes.
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  I guess it's an old story until it happens to you. I found out
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  this afternoon Larry has been seeing another woman. He's been going on for weeks,
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  right on my nose. I was humiliated in her well. When I
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  found out, I went to a department to really read it more good,
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  Now, who was this other woman? You know? Edith's Alca Tennis guy.
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  I didn't kill Marry. I didn't do it. You. You have
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  a business here in town, haven't you, miss ken Lane? Yes,
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  dress shop? Isn't it? Run it along? No? I have a
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  partner, mister Steve. Lord, Steve, how's it going all right?
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  Good? We're having a style show downtown tonight. Lord didn't care of a
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  sting you were. You're stopped in at drug store at a quarter to six
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  tonight on the corner opposite Larry's Apartminace the Druger's noticed you because you were frightened.
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  I explained it once, Well explained it to me. Please Larry's apparent
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  who was unlocked. I went EMM and found them in the bedroom. You've
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  been stabbed? Why did that take you forty five minutes. I don't know.
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  I didn't realize it did I was breathed. I guess I should think
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  it would have been. By the way, who was Rifkin risk? I
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  don't know, Okay, Miss ken lan FARSI guess that's it. The the
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  corner says, Larry's immim and died just about five o'clock. May I call
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  a lawyer? Sure, sure, if you want to, But I don't
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  believe it's necessary, Miss ken Lyon. I think we're going to turn you
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  loose. Man, close the window and sit down. Well, you you're
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  making me nervous. Oh, i'd be nervous. IFI where you all right?
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  I'd be good when to close the window. Huh. I don't understand
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  that, that's all. I just don't understand. Understand One, why do
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  you let her go? That ken Line girl? I told you she's being
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  followed. I put Peters on it. Yeah, but even so, well,
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  he couldn't have held her anyway, not for long. The SAIDs there's
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  a couple of other items man let manilla envelope they find up there with the
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  name Ripkin on it, for one, ripped open and empty. If we
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  knew what had been in Yeah, and then Matt. From the looks of
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  the bedrooms, Emmiman put up quite a struggle for the boys, saying more
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  than would expect if he was fighting with a woman, even a jealous one
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  mad enough to kill him. I don't know, Ben, Well, come
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  on, man, let's go out there and have a look. That was
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  BENI begging? How does a begger? Okay, that wagon just left must
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  be anounce thing. That sage mails and sander that's you may all? Oh
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  hi, Ben man, Hi, we're just about driven. Every much everything
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  in the place is loaded with prints except the handle of the night. Where's
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  the bedroom? A door there over the way? Man hears something? Where'd
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  this come come? It was tangled up in the rug under the body.
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  Let's I'm not much of a jeweler, but I can recognize the real thing.
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  And that's it all right? A pull pay for the rentfort ms.
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  You say you found this? Hearing and the rug under the bundy excers myself
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  a siger mail. That guy's back again, that same guy in the gray
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  homburg hat just been past. Don't know what guys, Oh so character that's
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  been kind of hanging around for the last half hour. I get the n
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  mind my own. Who'll talk to him? Ready to go back and done?
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  Haul your lift? Their lieutenant, let the arms down. I take
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  that. U must be the guy there, Ben, Yeah, why an
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  evening? Oh? Oh right, you live here in the building. No,
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  we're from the police department. I'm Lieutenant Jeffrey. This SiGe and Graham.
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  Oh, I don't know you're waiting for someone, mister Rifkin. I
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  had to give you a credit load teller and let a mission on your tie
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  bio. There's been some trouble down the hole mister Simmerman's apartment. So I
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  love it. You seem pretty interested in that, mister Ripken, as you
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  had my lower sider, So maybe you'll know why I'm interested. No,
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  we don't. Where are you? We're on the load be similar. Li'll
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  tell it. I expect it'll be paid to lie close to twenty five thousand
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  dollars. That's quite a debt. It was my money in the first place.
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  No profit, we don't from him. He was a broker investments.
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  I placed that money with him to be invested. When I found out he
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  was trimmed on his last deal, he took an awful beating. I told
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  him I was pulling my money out before it won't too pull him out the
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  smalling on the fall. He didn't like it, but I they said he'd
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  have it folly tonight, Zimmerman has been murdered. I guess you figured then,
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  yes, yes, but how did you get my low? Do you
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  mind? No? We found it on him another envelopen his bedroom and the
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  money over what about him? Of the ode had been opened, it was
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  empty. Why that money's gone robbed? Though? Looks that way? Yeah,
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  yeah, that's the way it looks. Well this that takes skill of
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  it. Just a minute. Where do you live, mister Ripken? We
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  may want to get in test with it always sure, I hope. So
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  the Beatning Plaza, Room two twenty. The first name is Walker, Room
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  two twenty. Okay, we'll smoked then hangs. You've drag it back to
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  the line up, don't you. Man? Well, pretty soon you're coming.
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  No, let me have that earring mat. I'm going to look up
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  a lady, mister Roger. Huh yeah, yeah, I'm mister Roker.
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  Who are you? Police Department Lieutenant Ben Guthrie. Oh well I'm still glading,
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  are you? Then? I want to talk to you for a minute.
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  About me. Right now, I'm gonna bag Harry Ben I gotta get
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  important. Mister Roker bought Larry's Immerman's death. I want you heard about that.
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  Cool Larry. You don't seem too broken up, Edith, you're broken
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  up health any No, you're not wearing your earrings, Edith. The pinchmark
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  shows. That's why I'm I am. There are pains that I take the
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  move. I let them all under the rest assenting. No, let me
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  let them go run along. Look, I'll be back about midnight. Move
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  on the inside and be comfortable and talk about anyone you want as long as
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  you want. Right, if you get cat a route, look, I
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  might just do that, mister Roker. We'll see that drush up on the
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  corner. Must be the one. Yeah, I'll come. The lights are
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  still on when I had a style show speeds the partner in it. Let's
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  stop a back, yes, and I'm waiting the car for us. Come
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  on that right, must be in the back. Oh, here he comes.
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  Let's just speeze open the door or police police, we can thank him.
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  I'm a un tresick. This is Sergeant crev So how do you deal
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  l I suppose you've heard about Larry's emmerman. Yes, yes I have.
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  It's a terrible through Margaret, Miss Cameron told me if actually just called me
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  from her place about five minutes ago. She's frightened. She thinks she's deal
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  with hollow. Yeah, I know, there's nothing to be worried about.
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  Mister Speeds. The plane closed off with him, and oh, mister Speeds.
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  We'd like to know how missus ken Lane got acquainted with Larry's emmerman.
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  But as a matter of fact, it was through me, Yes that Larry
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  long quite good friends who lived next day to each other overy years. Do
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  you know much about his business, mister Speeds, how he made his living?
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  Well may not much. Actually he was was sort of an adventurer,
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  really quite as successful when I always thought very clever with metal investment, a
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  gamer in the scenes in the market you mean, Oh yeah, I always
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  counted my pennies and abe the news Larry had the proner, mister Spiez,
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  do you happen to know if miss ken Lyon had topaz ear rings? We
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  found one a gentleman's place. Forgive me thee Keennan Gussie, but I really
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  believe we should try to get in touch with Margaret and miss ken n See.
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  I told her she was a crazy to stay home and she should leave
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  and go to more place. That's my mother Avenue before he was eleven.
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  I planned on leaving all right, or maybe you're right. What's her number?
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  Oh it's Abbey two three four four on the phone side. But she's
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  good of caught up. Sech An the size and step Lewis you know if
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  it should have happened to morrow? I just don't know what I do right,
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  Yes, yes, I can appreciate how you feel. No answered,
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  man, she must have already left. No answer. Hello. Oh oh
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  who is it? Peters? Yeah, there's Lieutenant Deubery. I ought to
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  Lieutenant she's gone. Oh it's slucked a man, a man in a bray
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  for Songs for Sales tomorrow night on most of these same CBS stations. Well,
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  the pony I've been Walter Ripken hasn't lived in the Beekman Plas in five
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  years, but we dug up a home address on him and an office set
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  up downtown. Yeah, well, well nothing Ben. The office was just
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  a bunch of stock brokers catalogs and a waste basket full of scribbled figures.
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  Nothing more in the house. Missus Ripken and two cats says she hasn't seen
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  husband who holds her in a week, and I don't think she cares if
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  she ever sees him. Well, how'd you make out? Ripken has never
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  been arrested. There's not a line on him in the files, So so
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  I'm stupid. Nah, Now I should have played it your way. Man
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  should have kept Margaret kenline under arrest and lucked up or of her Ripken just
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  to keep her company. Maybe people kid didn't, Ben, so let's take
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  it from there. Yeah, matters, well, Man don't have one.
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  Larry Zimmerman was killed two Margaret Kenlyn could have killed him. I don't think
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  so. Why not stop base stop voice then no no or a Rifken Matt
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  if Margaret ken Lane did kill Zimmerman? Why did Rifken go after him?
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  They're missing twenty five brand. Maybe it's a good reason, Ben, that's
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  a lot of goo. Yeah, I guess it is it? Hello?
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  Who? Well? Yeah, I put him on Sergeant Many palmery Man,
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  this will cost us a little, but it might be worth it. I
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  talked to him about Rifken earlier to night. Hello Manny, Oh fine,
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  fine, thank yeah. Where'd you find out? Uh huh oh yeah yeah,
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  sure it can be important a brand? Then eat it somebody, Edith,
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  you're sure, okay, okay, just checking? Oh but sure sure
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  as help Many. Sure we'll come on in the morning, William, Yeah,
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  come on, good news. Ben. Yeah, Palmer. I says
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  that Rifken has a girlfriend in town up brand and eatith somebody? Edith to
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  Rocca, Ben, Yeah, Edith to Rocca. The reason Larry Zimmerman tossed
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  Mark but over but this is a new angle. Matt Edith tying into Ripken.
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  You want to come along, it's the Marlborough Hotel. I can't right
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  away, Ben, I gotta run a lat lineup with a narcotic spoil.
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  Okay for you later a minute? Oh you were again? How I thought
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  you guys worked in ship. I'd like to talk to you, mister Roken.
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  I'm too tired. I still gotta put my hair. Mister Roka,
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  were you at Walter Rifkin's apartment tonight since I saw you? I mean no,
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  sure, I'm positive you weren't in the neighborhood. I wasn't live in
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  a mail of a neighborhood. One of my men says different, and time
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  to ask for a pension. He's going going, look, mister Kean,
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  you luck, mister cop. When I left here, I like with a
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  Broadmoor balling. I never moved out of it until I came back here and
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  test in case you don't get around like the Broadmoor is on Lancaster and East
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  thirty nine. A couple of fat miles from East sixtieth and Chelsea. Now
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  anything else then if they'll get award and arrest me. Uh, I'm very
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  tired. Here we are, lieutenant, the next corners sixtieth and Chelsea Garage.
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  You're making a lot of diples from an apartment house. Okay, back
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  here here SiGe and grabbing out drive the apartment house first, and that should
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  be a comment. Yeah, so then you huh, that's Edith to Roupa.
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  Do you think she'd chip pop lifting? I should do, but I
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  had the hotel desk refusal on our sideline. If she asked for one and
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  I called in for a squad kind of pick her up, she won't be
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  in the way. Well, let me see how this is a mail boxes
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  are away. Then there's not a little boy. I hope you gentlemen,
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  we're in the police department as mister water Ripkin have an apartment here? Yes,
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  really cuttingly does three d oh yeah, I guess you don't want to
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  be announced though. Huh why do you guess that? In any trouble,
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  Oh, not exactly trouble. What happens, nothing much. It was just
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  a girl. I think he called her Margaret, or maybe it was Margie.
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  Anyhow, she ran out of here a little while ago, came down
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  the steps and got my cab out time mister Ripkin was after her, but
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  she got away. Ripken went back up. The win was this, how
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  about ten minutes ago? You want to go up? I think we're better.
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  Well yeah, but you fellas squat on plenty of change cases h at
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  all hours. I mean good to you, right, thanks? Going back
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  downstairs? Then yes, cover on me man right the police, mister Ripken,
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  lieutenan guffin, Well I'll kill him. What brings you here? Mister
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  Roker was very helpful, mister Rifken. She said she didn't want to be
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  mixed up in a murder. Mister Ripken, May we come in? Why
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  sure? I love? I'd love him to hide living a little straight ahead.
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  Now this is far enough, mister Rifkin. Why the lieutenant means that
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  pocket book on the table there? Oh that well, it's always do a
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  lot of time, mister Rifken. The pocketbook isn't that important. We know
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  what happened. The elevator boy told us about Margaret ken Lan running out of
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  here. The police officer you sept at Miss ken Lan's apartment got a good
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  look at you first. I'll look loll tell it. What I told you
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  before was the note? All of it? You didn't tell us about Edith
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  to Roka being your girlfriend. She fit in well, we we were working
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  together. I wanted Larry Zimmerman's files, his contacts, names and numbers.
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  I wanted the inside track that he had. I'd know what to do with
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  it. Getting all that was Edith's job. What about Margaret Tinlan? Where
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  did you bring her up here? Because I think she kills Immerman and whoever
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  kills Zimmerman must have gotten the money that was supposed to be returned to me.
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  Did you find it on her? No? No, she got away
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  from me before I could search her. You've looked through a purse there,
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  looked ten times. It's not there. What is their lieutenant convinced me,
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  I've got the right party. What do you mean hand me the first man?
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  I mean that I found a receipt in that potet. Look for a
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  pair of earrings, a pair of top has ellings. What do you know
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  about her? All I know is what I heard a cop say over at
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  Zimmerman's place. But one Topa's earring was filed on the rug under the body.
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  Right, Yeah, let's see what's immam? Yeah, compact lipstick wallet,
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  back of my savers. Another lipstick and he received made out to miss
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  Margaret kin line for one part Peggiri sawt face saw boy man may mistake,
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  mister Rifkin, does Margaret Kinland know that you've seen this receipt? We low?
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  I didn't go through a stuff until after she ran Verdon. Maybe she
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  didn't run too far then, Yeah, her partner's place, Lloyd Spees monro
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  aven or forty one eleven. Say if if you failed her and she still
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  has my money, I'll get it, probably, mister Rifken, But exactly
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  what you'll do with it for a while, I don't know. What do
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  you love? The lieutenant means that you're under arrest for assaulting an officer,
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  among other things. Oh, Ben, do you want to have a second
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  look at any of this dinner? I don't think so? Or seats enough
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  for me? Matt, I'm sorry, man, look at it is?
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  What do you set again? Yeah? Read it carefully, man, Then
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  take mister Rifken in William. I'll see it the morning. Rne up.
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  What why lieutenant guests? I didn't expect to see her again tonight? We
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  can thanks to speeds as Margaret here, I know she had well not snad
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  I mean, do you care for as inter speed? Yes, we didn't.
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  She was here, wasn't he? Oh? No? No? She
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  Oh, well, what difference does it mean? Yes, she was here
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  about twenty minutes ago she killed Larry, Lieutenant, she said that, Yes,
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  that's what I meant to be. What you said was simon gentleman's apartment.
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  She stopped trying to hide things. She admitted other thing. Wasn't it
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  nice to hear? Jealousy was her motor an I'll take that drink now,
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  mister Speeds. Jealous It was jealousy, Lieutenant, uh huh? And when
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  she left, you give you any idea where she was heading? No,
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  she didn't. Attendant, no place at all was what she said when I
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  asked it. What are you looking for? A lieutenant? No place at
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  all? Could be suicide, Speeds. I know, I know that she's
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  a murderous lieutenant. I didn't try to stop her. Should I have?
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  Could you have stoptor stopped her and turned her over to me? Could you've
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  done that? Speece for of course I suppose. So why not they go?
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  For one good reason? Your life Speeds, you see, I think
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  you murdered Larry's a moment. Oh, no, no, no, no,
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  it was Margaret. I told you that. Yes I know, but
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  I don't believe you. I even think Margaret's still here someplace in this house.
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  You haven't had time to take a no place at all. But was
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  at They important? Don't they care? Sure? They don't sure? More
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  than anything else, well than you know. I have a receipt for those
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  hearings, a receipt without to Margaret. Is right, Come Margaret for a
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  pair of top Fans earrings which she rent in for one of the models in
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  tonight's fashion show. No doubt the fashion show, Speees that you ran because
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  Margaret wasn't going and you were, so it was you who had the earrings,
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  not Margaret, and you who dropped one of them at Larry's Emmerman again,
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  not Margaret. Now where is she? Speees And I don't know she's
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  here. I don't be room. Yes, side up, she's all right.
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  I wasn't going to do anything until later. I had to kill Zimmerman.
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  Why spies that you invest with him? Two was only two thousand dollars
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  whatevers? Everything I hadn't the world. I lost my money. I just
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  went out of my mind. Yes, and water Reskin's money, the twenty
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  five thousand that was in the envelope. You haven't enough, Oh I never
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  mid lines. So I the lineup for before you passed, the innocent,
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  the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we
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  again bring you the lineup. May I have your attention, Please your people
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  out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room. May
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  I have your assented Lee, Thank you mine. In this script, Godge
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  is not dread Alex Blain the lineup to you. It's just a suspect.
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  You will see with me nothing. I'll call up with a sen John.
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  You have any questions? Joined all up to the if you're sure, well,
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  why not? Starring William Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and Wally Mayor Sergeant
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  Matt Grabb, was written by Jean Lovett and Robert Mitchell, the music by
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  Eddie Dunsteater. Featured in tonight's cast were John Stephenson, Ken Christie Jean Bates,
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  Irene Winston, Sidney Miller, Howard McNair and Eddie Firestone. The Lineup
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  is produced and directed by Imi Delavayers. Every Friday night on most of these
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  same stations you'll find too. Cds's most thrilling drammatic program Up for Parole and
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  Broadways might be Up All brings you hard hitting, factual stories of men and
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  women behind bars who are seeking another chance to live in human society. Broadways
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  My Beat brings you the adventures of Denny Clover a playing close not along the
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  Great White Way up Porporall and Broadways My Beat I heard every Friday on CBS
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  GID listening, won't you? This is CBS the Stars Address the Columbia Broadcasting
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  System. Welcome back. Well. The line up script for female suspects pretty
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  much the same as for males, except for some differences, of course,
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  the use of matrons. Someone interesting story behind that in some parts of the
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  country. Mary Sullivan, who will actually meet in a few weeks. I'll
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  tell you more about that when we get to her, was the first head
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  of policewomen anywhere in the country, and one thing she tried to do was
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  to get rid of the title of police matron, because the matrons actually earned
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  less money than the male police officers and they had a worse pension. So
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  her effort was, you abolished that role and everyone gets paid the same as
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  a patrolman. And I've actually had the idea too of having the listeners because
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  that lineup scripts the same. I've actually got it at Great Detectors Net.
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  I've actually thought of having listeners read the lineup scriptancy who does perhaps the more
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  interesting performance. So if you would like to read your own version, you
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  can call two A one nine nine, one, four seven eight three well
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  played in the after show a segment. If you've got an interesting twist on
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  it, you can just read it into the voicemail, or you can also
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  send an MP three file along. Well, we do turn out to a
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  couple quick show matters. Coming up tomorrow, we have another episode of the
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  Court of Last Resort and you'll sure you'll sure want to watch that if you
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  can. It's a great mystery. And Joel comments on Facebook, I like
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  this program. It has the Christmas of Dragnet, but a bit more drawn.
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  I'm one human interaction is well acted and the plots are interesting. I
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  think that's true, particularly with today's a really good little mystery here, And
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  Karen says, I love this program. Well, thanks so much, Karen
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  and Joel appreciate your comments. That'll do it for today. We will be
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  back tomorrow with a video theater episode, and then join us back here on
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  Monday for the adventures of Frank Race. In the meanwhile, you can send
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