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Let George Do It: Chance and Probability (EP0881) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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now it's time for today's episode to let George do it. This one is
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better care of your car. And now the night story Chance and Probability,
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a transcribed adventure of George Valentine. Dear mister Valentine, Chance and Probability a
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harmless sounding phrase, isn't it, But it's had a horrible influence on my
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life ever since I first heard it in a beautiful South American town that has
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pink houses, incredible sunsets of liquid gold, and Caesars, the fanciest gambling
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can see no outside of Mate Carlo. Oh, yes, it also has
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a murder that everyone but me is willing to forget. Mister Valentine, I
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need help from a fellow American, someone I at least know by reputation.
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So please please use these airplane tickets and come to me sleep, Mary Marston
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Caricathestor LaRue twenty five avientidos soul pullicon ps. The words chance and probability referred
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to a gambling system which can't fail to make anyone a million dollars, except
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that its possession is an invitation to death. Well that was quite an answer,
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thought Abrooks. Yes, George, And those tickets aren't all that.
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Mary sent here five golden yellow chips with the name Caesars and a royal crest.
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No, no, less, the fancier is gambling casino outside of Monte
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Carlo. Five one hundred dollar chips is a retaining The tickets are on a
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fight. Leaving tomorrow. I'm going right home in pack but Brooks to go
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all the way to South America. Just like that. All things we have
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to do here. Yes, after all, Mary did say the place has
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incredible sunsets, the golden yellow color of these incredible chips. South America.
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Here we come, you, dancing teacher, one of the very best,
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Professor Marcel level at yoursel. That's fine, Miss Mars. You, mademoiselle,
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Oh, you have the born grace of the natural dancer. Five get
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along on the dance floor. You get along? Or no, just get
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along. No, I can't teach you to Marslin. Miss Mars, certainly
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lovely girl lives here like the others. Like the others, I not only
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teach the dance. I also own this exceptionally fine establishment. No no,
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no, no, not a rooming house. Really no, like an old
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fashioned little family group. So I hear all that. Well, of course,
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impos I would naturally not teach the sumber that can't go. No,
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no, no, here, I teach the jitter. I hear your students
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are waiting for you. So if you just tell us, well with moms,
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send miss Mars and you have come to talk to Earth about about the
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system. No, I mean that would be the only reason you would come
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all of you away from the United States. No, mademoiselle, no secrecy
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or such a better missie. I will pay you anything you want for that
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system. I'll keep that in mind. No, I will not let anyone
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else ever get its first. Please for remember that Tanny wine. I'll repeat
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it to myself every night, just before I drop off the Shoh boy,
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they're welcome to policy, or welcome missie. His name was Bill Shields.
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He lived at the Professors too. He was the only friend that I had
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here. But what you told us, he must have been a pretty wonderful
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man. Wanted me to go back home. I didn't know. He left
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me all his money until the police found his will and somebody killed him at
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Caesars. Yes, because Bill had the system. Do you really believe there
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is such a thing? May Well, he won ten thousand dollars in one
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week, and he could have won more. He said that would be enough
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for him, enough for me to get well and strong again. How long
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have you been down here? Almost a year? I was singing with a
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show that went broke here and then I got sick. But weren't for Bill.
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I I was Bill doing him polic song. Well, he'd been an
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engineer on some kind of construction job, but then he got interested in this
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system, this business of chance and probability. What was that? Well,
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Bill said, the answer to any system had to be in mathematics, so
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I always had me getting books on mathematics, chance and probability, and then
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he succeeded mister Vallington. I can't use any of Bill's money until I find
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out who killed him. You can understand that, can't you. I'll do
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what I can. Why did the police say about all this? Well,
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not that Bill was killed. There was a robbery at Caesar's. They say
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the robbers killed Bill just sort of accidentally. But it didn't So somebody killed
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him deliberately to stop him from using his system. Caesar Coppa would be interested
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in doing that. Oh, somebody might have tried to get the system from
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Bill and failed. Has Bill ever written this system down? Very No,
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no, not that I know of. Has he ever explained it to you?
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I'm afraid I wouldn't be smart enough to understand it anyway, Now you
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feel and nobody will do anything to find out who killed Bill? Is that?
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And mister Valentine, you can get all the facts from the police and
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from Caesar Cappa. They'll be delighted to give you the fact. That's not
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enough. I must know who killed Bill. Allie Murray, I already saw
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all the fabulous pink houses of Polies. On this evening, we'll see the
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sunset and maybe tomorrow we can complete the points of interest and look for the
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murderer. Say you're Valentine. I assure you we are doing all we can.
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Yes, so I've heard Lieutenant the customer at anything you can do to
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help, Senor, we would be honored. Thanks about the Caesar couple,
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A fine man, fine everyone in Polazon seems to be an exemplary character.
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That is the way it would appear, Miss Brooks exactly. Still a man
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is dead and the system nah, that is something I would not venture an
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opinion on, Senor. You ever, seems to Shield's play at the casino,
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oh see, and saw him win again and again. Wow, could
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have been just a run of luck that could happen. But before each player.
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I even saw mister Shields figure out things on a piece of paper and
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always burned the paper with this cigarette lighter. That could have been just window
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dressing him. I beg your pardon over mind now, thought that robbery a
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very unusual thing to happen in mister Copple's establishment. I'm sure it is our
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theory that poor mister Shields was merely in the way of the thief, and
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so we should ever catch the thief a rather death or possibility. Rankly,
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Yes, you see, our police force is not large, and there are
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so many different ways to get in and out of police on But naturally,
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if there is anything we can do to cooperate, thanks, thanks very much.
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I think I've had all the cooperation I can stand. And just one
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more thing, Yes, should you come across the late mister Shield's system,
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the one you're not even sure exists, Lieutenant the Castle, It would be
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more pleasant and more profitable for you, mister Valentine if you were to get
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in touch with me. First good day. But you have me wrong,
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mister Valentine. Mister Sild's death was a very unpleasant shock to me. Yeah,
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you must have cried all that. I am serious. You must admit
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your grief does seem hard to believeable to Capital Season, they lay a much
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nobler name. Well, the frank remains Season. But Shields want a great
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deal of money here at the casino, and presumably he could win as much
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more as he wanted. However, that it's just the point, mister Shields
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was a gentleman. The night he was killed, he came hire to say
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goodbye. He apologized for winning the ten thousand dollars at my expense. See,
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it was all in needed. Adventured the guests that I would survive,
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And as I see, you have quite well. Yes, this is a
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beautiful place, isn't it. You ought to see it in the evening when
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the play is in full swing. It is truly worthy of season. I
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know, but I still don't care what you're driving out about Shields. This
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isn't on this casino, mister Valentine. I do not have to, but
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obviously I cannot survive it through the genuine system. Mister Shields is dead.
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Remember, I repeat, I had nothing to fear from him anymore. But
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whoever has this system now? Has someone else been very lucky around here lately?
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No, but I think that somebody will someday. Why. Needless to
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say, I watched Shields every move during the play. One evening, in
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the excitement of winning, he dropped one of the pieces of paper on which
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he was making his calculations. The paper was an unusual shade of yellow.
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Shield's system was the talk of the town. How many people were trampled in
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the Russia. As a matter of fact, only one other person noticed it,
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shift the individual around town called the Nickel. I wasn't fast enough to
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stop him before he reached the door, the penalty of overweight. I'm sure
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you had a talk with the impetuous Nickel a later. It didn't private,
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but he said he couldn't make any sense of the figures on the paper,
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so he destroyed it. A likely story, precisely, especially since Niko has
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lately been seen spending more money than he ever had in his life, and
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more especially since Nko is now nowhere to be found. So you figure Nko
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sold a precious piece of yellow paper and was told to make himself scarce.
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Mister Valentine, I will pay you handsomely. I must know if these systems
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did exists, and who has it. I already have a client sees here,
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but you're welcome to tag along if you'll help me, of course,
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and I want to know all the details at the robbery. How do I
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get him? I will arrange for you to speak to Carl Sebring, my
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manager, and Freddy Griggs, the cashier's loyal Valentine, I merely think my
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employe is dramatizing himself again meeting Rod Sebring. There's no such thing as a
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winning systems. The tune we've heard before. It's usually followed by another tune
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when you find it. Remember me first. I've been again, But for
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many years was Brooks Gamblings my whole life, and I never found a system.
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As you notice, I'm an employee off Caesars the Magnificent who gambles not
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at all. The models an obvious one, so it is, and amen.
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But the moment I'd like to know about the robbery. It took place
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just about here at this roulette wheel. The lights suddenly went out. Aren't
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the extra ones an emergency lighting system most gambling places have on. The switch
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to the auxiliary lighting system is near the cashier's cage. When Freddie turned it
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on, he found it had been tampered with. Oh that was convenient.
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By the time some other lights went on, the croupier was neatly knocked out,
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the money was scooped up from the racks, and in the excitement,
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mister Shields was shot with a gun which must have had a silency. The
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lights were tampered with, I and inside job wouldn't you say, seving,
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I would say so, but Caesar shies away from the ideas if it were
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a reflection on his own honor. The men Caesar has chosen can do no
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wrong. That sort of thing. Again, I get the idea you're not
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very fond of mister Kappo. Fond of him better than that. I admire
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him his colossal ego. He actually has that phony royal crest on every handkerchef
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he owns, and every cigarette smokes. So obviously they stolen money incident had
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to be put on a grandiose basis, including the Niko incident. Now,
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if you'd like to see the cashier, yeah, lead on spring. Yeah,
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I give ten years of my life for a system like that. Miss
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always knew somebody would be lucky and work one out, and the man who
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did wasn't very lucky, it seems, sir. Oh, yes, sir,
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I see what you mean. Funny, Yes, sir, you can
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turn the emergency lights on right here near the cage, right right. In
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fact, I'd tested them myself just before the casino opened, mister kap I
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was right with me. The old thing is a running mystery. Yeah,
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But later when the lights went out, didn't you do anything? Governor?
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I have a game leg see got it in an accident. That's why I
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took this cashier job, so I wasn't going to run anywhere. Besides,
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it might have been a trick, Sir. I do just then? Did
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it leave the cage? You got it? Miss? So I just take
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the ear in the dark set you with a gun, A gun with a
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silencing holes. Sir? Why not? Just an idle question? Yes?
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Did you notice Nico here at the casino on the night mister Shields was murdered?
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Nico? You know I'm don't you? Just enough not to give him
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credit. He hasn't been around in days and days. No idea where I
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can find him, George, I think Lieutenant the Caurst was looking for you.
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Oh good, maybe he can help us find Nico, the only leader
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we seem to have all the talent. I was very anxious to find you.
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Yeah, what's up? It seems we have had another murder committed by
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the same man who killed mister Shields. The bullets match who was killed,
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and that is the mystery. A very unimportant man, a man who cannot
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have any connection with this case at all, A man called Nico in just
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the heart of a winning gambling system that brought luck to nobody, not to
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Bill Shields, the man who invented it, not to the shifty little South
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American Niko who tried to cash in on it. Both were murdered. Yes,
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you're up to your neck in this very strange case that brought you thousands
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of miles to the little town of Polisar. And even if your name is
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George Valentine, you've been to think that the chances for success are small,
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and the probability off you're getting a bullet next is great. Still, you
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stick to your job, which at the moment is again talking to the huge
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and egotistical owner of the casino. Sees a couple the murder a kid,
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and he goes so that he would be the only one at the system.
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Now he'm at his mercy. Cut that out, Caesar. His place isn't
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worth a center. A man can come in and win as much as he
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wants anytime, d man I did. That's a little more important than the
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money you might lose. I built up this casino from nothing. I built
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it beautiful and strong because I am Caesar Cappo and I am not going to
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see it destroyed. I am Yeah, you know what, I don't know
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what I can do? Okay, then listen to me and trying to help.
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Yes, who was here the nice shields were shot? Was Mary Marston
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here? The American girl? No professor la room let me think. Yes
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he was here, but not that he had any money to play with you.
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But he was here. And the lieutenants, Yeah he was here.
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But the one more thing, the emergency lights. You were with a cashier
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when he tested them? That is right, they worked. Have you any
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idea how they could have been tampered with? I would swear it wouldn't be
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impossible for anyone to do that without Freddie seeing him. Impossible, impossible,
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But it was done. Yeah, Murder doesn't have to come here by himself
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ever, he has can have dozens of people come to you use this system
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ruined me? He she is a cop boy. The Mercedi's address? What
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Freddie Griggs the canshier? Where does he live? Carl Seabrigg must know?
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But why I don't see? I want Freddie's address and an oversized portion of
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good luck. It's overdue, George. What if Freddie decides to come back
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here, after all, this is sits home and climbing in through a window,
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isn't he stop worrying looking for I'm sure good that always helps. I'm
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hoping it might be money, lots of money. The money stolen from the
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casino would be Maybe you ought to believe Caesar that it was impossible for anyone
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among you the lights, and it would have to be Freddie himself. Surely
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he wouldn't keep the money he earth couldn't very well take it to the bank.
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Still, it's sort of in the dream department. Igness shirts sucks hand
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Kerchen. What is it, George? A piece of yellow paper, a
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very unusual shade of yellow, the system, the piece of paper that Nico
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sneaked out of the casino on which Bill Shields figured his play. Let me
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see the square root of C three D over A plus b equals the square
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root of C three d parenthesis A plus b over parenthesis A plus b times
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too. A real fascinating. Well, it must be the key to the
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system. But George, what's it doing. You're at Freddy's If Freddie bought
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the piece of paper from Nico, then he must have killed him and shields.
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That's what follows me books. See how come this paper was left where
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I could be found. Freddie's too smart for that. Yes, well,
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what are we doing next? Come on, I'll get the lights. At
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least we can leave through the door. Well, the police can make pretty
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talk if he knows anything about this piece. No, don't, did you
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see what? Not? Too dark? I just hearn him move off finally
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never getting George. Please murder. It's getting more and more desperate, Dolly.
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Let's leave this case in the castro, and in your life you still
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have this piece of paper and a client who has a conscience at a heartache.
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Come on, Brooky, we gotta see people. I just got here
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to the casino Valentine first one, huh Caesar around seabring. Oh no,
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he didn't come down necessarily. He's probably home getting his daily manicure and shade.
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Preddy here should be here any minute, all right. Took a little
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walk after dinner or dude always likely constitutions it's might to be walking alone.
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You don't have a lot of people watching what you do. Yes, miss
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I do like my solitude, just to do a little thinking, meditate under
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the stars and let the bomb of the evening. Yeah you're a poet,
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Reddie. Nice to talk to you. So you were here in your apartment
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all evenings since I am a lazy man, mister Valentine, have you nails
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manicured with the barber here? No? No, no night. I was
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here all alone. Even Caesar has his moments of loneliness. But it was
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terrible, as you will, until your calmed down the room, boy,
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I was just to call the police or Mary, poor Mary, it makes
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sense. Were you. I was in the other room, teaching a group
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or to do the Charleston, and I heard Mary's screen. I went to
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their room as she was gone, romis this way, isn't who? Yes?
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Miss you used and in one of his students ran over to the window.
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There is that big garden you crossed before you get to the street.
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Yes, yes, yes, we know. Students are men dragging marry A
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throws the garden and she was struggling with him, and he could not you
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with them, and whiles the kidney to go. Yes, yes, yes,
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could desire hold on already put up a fight alrighty and I think I
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know who she fought with. You get Lieutenant the Castro Angel and meet me
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at Freddy's place as soon as you can. Honey, no lights. I
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guess it's the window again. Nah, I was shay down and wrists.
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Yeah, something is different. I swear what the mary? Wait? Wait
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on how old mister Valentine? Well, I have to gag her again?
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Wow? I was right about you. See Bring, please do as a
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girl. I'll have to kill you now instead of later. Move okay,
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and makes you a much bigger man than me, so you'll get no argument.
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Bust. He said. It was going to make me tell him about
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the system, even if he had to torture me. That's what I'm gonna
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do. And then you'll have to go. But Valentine joining you Later,
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the police will say Freddie killed not only Shields and Nico, but the two
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of you as well. After all, I already planted the paper. You're
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wasting your time. See Bring, he doesn't know the system. I don't,
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really, I don't. I must contradict you. Shields was your friend,
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miss Marston, good enough friend to leave you all his money? You
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got him all those books. Oh he can fide it in you all right,
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No, no, he didn't. Can I get through with y'all?
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Know for sure? It's a matter of curiosity, Valentine, how did you
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know that I took the girl here? Well, if I'm gonna satisfy your
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curio, said Eli, and at least be civilized and have a cigarette,
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togetty, I can offer you a good American brand later start talking. Okay,
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all the people in this case, only you, whose passion is gambling,
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had no interest in the system. Insisted that you didn't believe in one.
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That was strange to say the least. Perhaps I did overplay my hand
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a little. Help me, Please help me, mister Valentin too, after
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somebody took those shots at me, I heard him run. Certainly it couldn't
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have been Caesar, who waddles, or Freddy, who has a bad lay
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shot up point three. Freddy couldn't have dragged Mary across LaRue's garden, and
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Caesar, who only wants the system destroyed, would have killed Mary in her
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room, not take any chance of being seen. So again, it had
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to be you. Yes, it was me all along, it was made.
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But why why did you kill Bill? I took advantage of Freddie's rather
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obvious maneuver with the lights and is stealing the money that kills Shields and confuse
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the motive. But I'd never get the system from him. With him dead,
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I could solve a piece of paper I bought from ko Or as the
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last resort. Get the system from you and I will. Now the paper
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was a fraud. Wasn't it a problem? Annouge? But that's all.
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Oh, what a last Shields must have had when he delibered. He let
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that piece of paper fall to the floor in the casino cigarette. No let
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me you can have this in the fake Cellivane Burns even put it into the
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bike. Second chance blush except from me dout in time. Oh okay,
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alright, okay, it's all right. And I think I hit a lieutenant
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as polite and vague as ever I bet, and almost too late. With
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Chris fall Day's already making an appearance. The battery in your car will be
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getting more and more of a workout as winter approaches, so better take time
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now to be sure it's in good condition your car. Savers are equipped to
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offer complete battery service. I'd be glad to test your battery and if necessary,
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give it a recharge. But don't wait until it's too late. Stop
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in soon for a battery check up at any standard station or independent Chevron gas
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station where they say, and meme, we take better care of your car.
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Number two hundred and eight passengers will please come aboard. It's nice to
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be going home with you. You'll get well and strong again, Mary,
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Bill would want that, and you'll forget all this, sure, sure,
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And the sun sets back home are pretty nice too, and you can paint
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your house bullers on pink anytime. I wouldn't even try to thank you,
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mister Valentine. Well, that's the smartest thing I heard anyone say today,
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George. I wonder if Joe ever did find us. Don't whether he was
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looking at the cast or said it was just a sensational run of luck.
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What do you think, Mary, I don't know. We'll never know.
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Now that's right, Maybe that's best. Caesar the responded, I have a
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person for you, a token of my gratitude, Catlings, the most beautiful,
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the most expensive, and made just for you, so personal, plan,
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so personal. See well the crest, of course, to let you
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remember that once you helped. Caesar. Goodbye, Bob boy Eyes, Goodbye
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Don lead broad Got Things that Welcome back. Well, this was a pretty
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solid episode of Let George Do It. I liked how all of the clues
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could be easily deduced from things we'd heard on the radio program, particularly as
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it had to do with people's walks. All the clues had been there,
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I'd probably overlooked, well I had overlooked a couple and I'm certain you did
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too. But if that's you know, if that's the case on this particular
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episode, we only have ourselves to blame with missing out on getting to the
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