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Let George Do It: Once a Crook (EP0875) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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episode of Let George Do It Personal not as stange as my stock and trade.
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Now tonight's story Once a crook, a transcribed adventure or George Valentine.
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You must find my brother. It's a Valentine before the police find him.
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But if I do find him, Miss Connor, he'll only go back to
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jail. He mustn't. He's in us. He may be, dear,
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but from what you yourself told us, the case against him is open and
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shut. Two open and two shut. There is such a thing, well,
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isn't there? All right, let's go through it again. Your brother
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Ralph went to prison two years ago because he stole some money from the bank
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where he worked, a large sum of money. He made a mistake,
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but he paid for it right now. Yesterday he came back to Sageville,
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to your uncle's house, and during the night apparently tried to rob the safe.
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Your uncle surprised him, Ralph half killed him with a blow on his
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head, and then he ran away. It's not fair. You're making it
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too simple, too horrible, Betty. Look, mister Valentine is just trying
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to make you see the fact. Doesn't it matter that I know my brother
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better than anyone else in the world. Does he would have done that to
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Uncle John. He ran away and the safe is empty. That's one of
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the things that's all wrong. Ralph knew that Uncle John never kept any real
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money or valuables in that safe, so why would he want to break into
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I don't know, Betty. He may have known something we don't know.
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Ralph lived all his life in Sageville. He never knew how to blow a
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safe open, and you learn all sorts of things in jail. I'm afraid
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Ralph came home from prison with absolutely nothing but the clothes on his back,
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and he didn't leave the house. He had no tools and nothing with which
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he could have blown that safe open. Pretty please believe me. I'm not
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trying to be cruel, but the police will say that he made plans with
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some safe cracker in from jail, he lent him into the house. If,
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as your uncle says, there wasn't anything of value in the safe home,
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it's just too bad Ralph failed and ran. No, your uncle,
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how is he he's in the hospital pretty bad, but I say you'll pull
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through. He won't stop until Ralph go's back to jail and stays there.
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He may not do that. You don't know, Uncle John. He's a
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fanatic on the subject of honor. But all I could do to talk him
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into letting Ralph come home at all runs a crook, always a crook.
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That was one of the kinder things Uncle said, And now he's more convinced
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than ever. After Ralph got into trouble, people might have forgiven him.
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Stage Builds a small town. We were raised there after our parents died.
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Uncle John never forgave Ralph. Of all the people, he never did.
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Benny, let's be practical. You have no idea where Ralph might have have
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you? No, My chances of finding him are much smaller than the sheriff's.
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So even if I do raf his ring, and if we don't find
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them, you'll be running for the rest of his life, even if he's
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innocent. He's scared, buddy. Why don't you go back to the hotel.
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Your train doesn't leave till this evening. Well, I'll let you know
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what I decide. Oh, Miss Brooks, can't you go on Betty,
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what is it, George? Somebody's outside? Don't you know it's impolite to
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eavesdrop? Must say eavesdrop? Is that the way you talk to a colleague?
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Valentine, Oh, it's you. If it isn't, mister Ridley,
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I'll leave the doorl from George. We need the air always, clown and
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ain't your miss Brooks? Nope? I thought you lost your private investigators license
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in this state. I got me another one in another state. I got
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friends, I bet what's on your mind? Oh? I am on the
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cage, the croner cage. Do you know the gentleman? Betty? Oh,
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don't worry. I'm hired nice and legitimate in this cake. You have
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my home professional ethics. That's why I'm following the little lady. I thought
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i'd give you a chance to join up with me, Valentine doing what finding
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Ralph Proner and bringing him to justice. The fee will be picking enough for
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both. But you said, okay, punk, you wish you had a
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chance to work with me. I'll make you sorry you ever opened your big
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mouth. Okay, you scared me. I'll see it. This man,
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Why would you follow me all the way from Stageville? Maybe he thought you're
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leaving to your brother. Come on, Brooksy, get going. You don't
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have much time to pack a bag. Yes, sir Methic. If a
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character like al Ridley is in the middle of this case, it's the best
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recommendation your brother has. Betty, we'll meet you on the train. Staying
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here with Betty, Brooksy, I want to look around see if there are
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any familiar faces. You didn't see it, you're really in the Valentine.
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Sure he isn't here. Be careful, Valentine, sure, angels, sure
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lookin for me. Valentine, Oh yeah, no, wonder I couldn't smell
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you through the compartment door. Keep cracking wise while you can. You know,
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Marco, don't you. Oh? The case must really be a big
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one to bring you a killer friend with you. I could sue you for
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libel jack, but I'm a peaceable man. We just bumped into each other
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on a train, Valentine. Honestly, that's happy, happy coincidence, and
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we're having a day to get it. See now, I would like you
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to come with me to the black platform, Valentine. I want to talk
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to you alone some other time. Busting, I said, now, Oh,
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I see hopped up. Punk with a knife is a dangerous playmate,
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even for you, relieve, go with him. Sure, sure, it's
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a shame. That's hardly anybody on this train. Hey, Jack, Yeah,
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a shame out there. Okay, I's on your mind. I want
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to tell you something I didn't want no company, Damn. I think you
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should stay out of this case. Jack, get on the next train going
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back and blow. That's what I think. Thanks for the advice. It's
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not advice, it's an order. You don't say a knife kills somebody too
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quick, Jack, much too quick? You should know. But I've broken
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did by ball, knife and jacket. That could really be some fun before
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a knife finishes the job. Then that's right, Jackie Jong and again he
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crazy Punk should should of course. I'm not doing anything now, just talking
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to him, just giving you a good tip. Now we'll go back inside.
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Forgot we was mad on each other. We can look around the ranch,
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mister Valentine. I'll show you where the safety all right. Hey,
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this is quite a place, way from the rest of town and from the
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edge of the desert. Uncle John always liked to stay away from people.
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Stage brush and cact us all around instead of a lawn Uncle John says he
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left them to remind himself and the rest of us that life hasn't harsh responsibilities
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as well as pleasures. Sounds like a lovable old Fellah. He really isn't
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bad. It's just old fashioned and strong. Will Yeah, Okay, let's
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get going. Ralph was staying in his old room. That one right there.
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Let me see the library where the faces it's well us right down the
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hall. Where's your uncle's room over there? Oh, it's safe for sure
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enough a mess. I heard the explosion. I came running. It's dark
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in here. I turned on the lightning song. Uncle John lying on the
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floor, and well, Ralph was gone, and these big French doors were
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open. It was a disgraceful assault and a poor, defenseless man. I
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was waiting for you, Betty. It's mister Boone, Miss Brooks, mister
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Valentinel. Mister Boone is Uncle John's lawyer and a friend of the fan,
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and in the capacity of both, I want you to get off the case,
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mister Valentine. Oh why what are you talking about? Mister Bowen.
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Mister Croner is determined that no help whatsoever to be given Ralph. He must
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be feeling better. And I must interpret anything that Betty does as intended to
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help Ralph. But he's innocent, I must help him. That's hardly unnaturalism,
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mister Bowne. That's the same. I must advise you, mister Valentine,
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that Betty is under age, nearly award of mister Croners, she has
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no money of her all. I'll speak to Uncle John. All can stay
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very bad. Don't worry about the money. Forget about that bar. Besides,
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I think mister Bowen's interest in this case is, shall we say,
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more than just casual And what is that supposed to mean? Young man?
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Well, I was just wondering who hired that sterling character al Ridley, And
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now I know it was you. Wasn't a mister Bowden. Why how else
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would you have known about me so quickly unless al Ridley reported to his client.
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But I tell you what, all right, why not? I was
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determined to do what I could to help the police bring a criminal to John.
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And don't protest too much, mister Boon. Yeah, yeah, Now,
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I think I'll speak to mister Croner in the hospital a private little talk.
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Oh dear dear, it's no use, mister valencont how many times must
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I tell you my mind is made up? But look, look, please,
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mister Cromer, if you didn't actually see who attacked you, there's at
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least a chance that it wasn't Ralph. There was nobody else in the house,
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and Ralph ran away. You know, as what was I do with
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innocent people? Don't run away and have it. Ralph deserves the benefit of
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any doubt. I'll listen, mister Valcot, and I I may be an
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old fashioned man, but I have some very strong feelings about Honor. Now.
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When Ralph stole that money from a bank, I washed my hands off
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and completely understand. No longer a nephew of mine. Yes, so I
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heard, so I heard, go to Honor's a stern one. It must
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have no compromises. I listened to Betty and told he let Ralph come here
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when he was released from prison. He didn't disappoint me. Once a crook,
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always a crook. We look, can I have to say something,
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mister Comer. I haven't lived as long as you have, but I know
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what you just said isn't so I don't want you in this case. You
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understand that you'll do yourself a favor, you'll stop meddling in our affairs.
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I've leave Sageville. I feel very sorry for you, mister Corner. There's
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no place in life for fanatics, even for fanatics about such noble things as
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honor. Oh my word, mister Falline, will pay you for whatever expenses
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you've encouraged so far. Now, please please leave me alone, will you.
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I'm still a very sick man, George, George Waite, Yeah,
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what is it? Ready? That does may be very important, mister Valentine.
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I told miss Brooks, and she's a bit strange, George, and
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so I thought I was sure of it right away. Okay, okay,
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bother to simmer down with it, George. We were walking down the street
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and Betty pointed at the man, and she said she saw him get off
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the train the day she came down to the station, met the day he
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came from Prison's valent I looked at the man. Do you know what it
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was? Marco? Marco, that's right. But al Ridley claims he was
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hired only after Ralph ran away and his favorite hoard was in stage bill a
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day before. Oh what does this all mean? There's something wrong here,
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mister Valentine. You aren't going to leave now, are you? Oh?
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No, No, I just spoke to the sheriff, Sam Gunter. He
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told me he didn't need any help from outsiders. He told me to get
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going. Ridley and Marco Born and Prony and now the sheriff. Yeah,
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the advice is unanimous. Stay out. Maybe that's why I'm going to disregard
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crook. That's the stern code by which John Kroner swears, and apparently it's
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been vindicated in the case of his nephew Ralph, for on the very day
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that Ralph was released from prison, he assaulted his uncle, robbed his safe,
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and ran. It seems open and shut. But if your name is
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George Valentine, at least two points need explanation. Why is al Ridley Assended,
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a shady private investigator involved in this case? And why did Ridley strong
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arm boy and killer stand Marco show up in Sageville on the very day that
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Ralph returned home from prison. This room of Rouse hasn't been touched, hasn't,
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Betty? I know? To Valentine, Oh, Sheriff Gunner was in
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here. He looked around, but he didn't disturb anything. His mind was
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already made up about Ralph like everyone else's. Oh, I don't know what
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you or I can do for Ralph raw or at least goin to try to
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get it the true how we buddy, Oh yes, that's all we can
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do, and you must help it. Of course, I'm sorry I tell
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me this. This rome is kind of barren, isn't it. I mean,
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no personal things to rouse. I think once your about, I think
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I'm a dresser. Well, when Ralph went to prison, Uncle John st
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all his things out, didn't want anything to remind him of a jail bird.
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He said, yeah, no, he told me that himself. Someday
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I'm going to sit down with this Uncle John and tell him a thing or
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two. He's as hard on himself as he is on anybody else. The
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code of honor is a stern test master. Let's review this as how I
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got it. Ralph came here after dinner. That's right now, isn't it.
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Oh no, no, I see he talked to Uncle John for a
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while. I don't know how long, because I went to my room first.
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I see. Well, he must have sat here and smoked for quite
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some time. All these surette stubs in the ashtray. Jeff Gunner said that
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proved his point all the more that Ralph was waiting for Uncle John to fall
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asleep so that he could rob the safe the closet. Is there anything in
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the closet? Well, I don't think so. Let's take a look,
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pretty bar, No clothes, not even What have you found, George?
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What is it? I'm the corner over there? What a minute? A
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pair of shoes? Rals shoes? Are you sure the yes had the heavy,
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clumsy shoes they gave them in prison? I know, because you see
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I noticed him when I first met him at the train. That's funny.
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Well, it won't help the case much. They'll say he took his shoes
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off before he went into the library so he wouldn't make any No, Ralph
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had no other shoes, No, no house slippers, nothing like that.
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No, I told you before. No. All right, take a look
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right here in the other corner, on the dust on the floor. Ralph's
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room was closed all these years. Yeah, but not the big heavy ones
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for ralph shoes. The man who stood here wore smaller shoes with pointed toes.
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What does that mean, mister Valentine. I'm not sure, But come
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on, Betty, you've got to be our guide while we go sightseeing,
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says, brush and cactus and the house straight up to the bench. Road
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up there, desert as far as the eye can see, and mountains in
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the distance. Those are the Dead Hills. Dead Hills bandits are supposed to
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have hid out there in the old days. They tell me that road up
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there? Where does it lead both ways? Well, this way it goes
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into town. The other way it goes into the hills. Any other way
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of getting out of the hills only a much longer way. About four or
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five miles from here, there's a fork in the road. Well, the
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fort follows the hills and hollows across the highway, fifteen miles after it leaves
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the main road. George, what are you trying to find out? I
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think I have foundered what and you'll go back to the house of Betty.
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I want to get together a little meeting in John Crowner's hospital room, mister
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Valentine, I told you what the nurse said. Mister Croner is a sick
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man, and it's late. Yeah. Let the young fellow have his sayboard,
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thanks, Yeah, let him have his say and get out of town.
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I can help him leave. Never mind, Ridley, all I have
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to say, gentleman, is very simple. Ralph Croner didn't run away.
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He was kidnapped. This guy is I said Ralph was kidnapped. That's clear
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enough. What makes you think so Ralph was raised on your ranch, mister
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Croner. He knows this country well. He knows he couldn't get very far
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along the cactus and sage brush without his shoes. What shoes are you talking
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about? I'm talking about his prison shoes, the only Perry owned. Oh
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nonsense. If he did a selt you in the library, mister Croner,
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all he had to do is spent another couple of seconds to go back to
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his room, get his shoes in the closet, and then run. Who
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kidnapped a kid? A ghost? Yes? Who is nobody else in the
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house? Are you sure? I saw the footprints of another man in the
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closet, Ridley? Could it have been your playmate Marco? But I don't
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know what you're talking ab? You know? And I think that whoever was
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hiding in the closet slugged Ralph then dragged him out through the French doors in
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the library. But why, yes, that Ralph is innocent. Why would
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anyone take a chance on kidnap me. Why not leave him behind him?
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That's something I don't know yet, but I have a little theory. I
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think that Ralph is being kept prisoner by someone up there in those dead hills.
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You you're just guessing, aren't you, mister Bellentine. At the moment,
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I am yes. But mister Croner, you ought to help me make
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sure in the morning, i'd like you to arrange a searching party. Well,
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you owe that much to a man you think is guilty. It's a
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waste of time. Still, I can't see in the arm in it,
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okay, And gentlemen, that said, unless there are other questions, no
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questions, friend, no, no, nothing good good. Then we'll see
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what tomorrow morning you'll bring. And I think we'll do for a little surprise.
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I know it's lad Sheriff, but I think what I told you it
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really were. Well, I don't know, Valantine, and only you can
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help me. Look, please, Sheriff. We know there's no other way
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out of the hills except the Fork road, and any car will have to
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go into second gear to go up that mountain at that point she told me
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about that's for sure, all right. Then I think we better get going.
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Can we get out of town without being seen? I don't want anybody
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to recognize your car. Shuff use the car as being painted in Matt Green's
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gruge, as long as the cousin of card Greg get out through the side
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doors. All right, thank you. Don't make me feel like one of
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them big city police Lutherans. And this would takeular said you're pushing car.
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I wouldn't try to slough of them for one of you. And quiet,
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it's all early. A soul ever pairs is on this road. Valantine.
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Oh, i'd like you to have a full moon. Look, they have
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a spot where we can hide and not be seen. How long we're gonna
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see you? Robert grinding Sharon, y'all guess this is as good as mine?
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Oh sure? Getting cold? Yeah? That is that? That's I
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hear it going in the second. That's to slow down. He recognize it,
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recognize car but not Shad good? Wait, whoa why old? Let's
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Billie Billie Johnson Shilopy Shore. Yeah, the girl with him just out enjoy
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riding into Oh great, you know I think you were all up on a
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goose chase fellas. Oh but sheriff, they wouldn't take a chance on the
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highway. They must take this road now, please please, sheriff wait a
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little longer, wait, I guess wait a minute, hey listen, this
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could be in ready getting closeh this is a strange one. That's it.
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That's it, and I wait, okay, okay, let's go. Hey,
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hold on, stop that car, this is the sheriff. Stop.
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They will light you waiting to hot right in the shoulder. We got him,
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shoff, we got him. Come on out of that car and keep
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him hot. Hold on, let's start shooting. You got me? Thank
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you? Up stand there? Well? Well, will company Marco and Ridley
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go enjoy writing? All right, and surprise Ralph Kroner, I guess sure,
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oh Christ up and Gay well, not sure we'll get the whole story
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straight. I know it might have been foolish, but I wanted to be
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the one to return the money that I stole well by. I never suspected
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that you still had it. At first, I thought it would buy me
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anything that I want. But then somehow I knew I couldn't do that.
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And you knew that, didn't you, born Hell, I suspected it.
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I didn't think Ralph had a chance to spend it. Then I paid him
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a visit in jail. He told me he was going to do something that
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would make mister Kroner believe in him again. So you hired Ridley to help
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you find the money, and that's why Marco came here. Yes, yes,
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but Ridley double across me. I thought Ralph had really run away.
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Those two men were going to make me tell them where the money was.
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The safe was broken into to confuse the issue. I guess I was waiting
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for everyone to go to sleep so I could get the money. It was
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hidden outside the house. I heard the laws of the library. Must have
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been Ridley who knocked me out. Ridley and Marco came out to the shack
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tonight, said the place was going to be searched tomorrow morning, and he
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had to get me out of there tonight. Why that's that's what you hadn't
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mind all along, mister Bellon. That's the corner. I was hoping a
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little trick might flush out the birds. It'd be a pretty hopeless job searching
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those hills. No, I want to make an ass for you, Born,
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just explain it to the sheriff. I got my work cut out for
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me explaining all this to a couple of curious ladies who missed all the excitement.
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and mean, we take better care of your car. The way Ralph looked
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at you before must have told you how we both feel. Me Advalance,
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Marco and there so mad at each other. They haven't stopped selling the beam
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yet. Yeah, and Bowen will need all his lawyer's eloquence to get off
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with a short prison term. I think the stopist man and all this is
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Uncle John. I wouldn't be surprised. I think it'll be a lot less
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positive about things in the future, such things as honor, for instance,
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its code of Honor bud, he said. Even cactus isn't all severe and
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unbending. It has beautiful flowers to start in it. Miracles of nature all
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around this. Even bachelor's buttons he couldn't suddenly change into orange blossoms. This
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is that, I think your pardon, it's a prop joke of longstanding.
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I'm sure mister Valentine can explain. The only thing mister Valentine will say at
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Mutual Dony Broadcasting System. Welcome back. Well a pretty powerful story here,
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at least in terms of the overall message that even honor has to be tempered
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with mercy, and of course a pretty good capture by George Valentine. Good
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job of setting the trap, and we're all pretty nice episodes. So all
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right, when we turn down a listener comments and feedback, and Tammy says,
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