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Nick Carter: An Eye for an Eye (EP1224) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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it's time for today's episode of Nick Carter. The title is in I
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four and I what the net one is? It's another case for Nick Carter,
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Master Detective. Yes, it's another case for that most famous of all
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adventure with Nick Carter. As we start today's story, we find Nick and
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Patsy just entering Lieutenant Riley's office. Well, Riley was on your mind?
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What do you want to see me about it? They'll make you short,
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Nick, You're taking a trip up state, don't yes, Lieutenant for wonder
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Nick is leaving me in charge of the office and taking a few days off.
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It's hard to believe, but it's true. Well, Nick, you
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remember Tom Fraser, the young rookie cup who shut down in cold Blood last
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week? Oh? Yes, indeed, nice young chap. Sorry to see
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him go like that. His folks live in Watertown. It's right on the
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way to where you're going. Would you stop off there long enough to call
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on him and tell him in a lake? Oh hurry, we are,
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and what happened to him? Now? Nick would love to do that.
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He makes beautiful speech. Quiet. Patsy's vacation I'm taking seems to have gone
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to your head. Would you do it? Nick? He's a favorite to
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me, of course. Okay, Riley, I'll do it for you.
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I suppose the old folks will feel his death a little less keenly if we
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tell let me die a hero and line of judy. I think that's a
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darn nice thing to do. Nick, I'm proud of I knew what you'd
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count on. You. Can you take me to the Fraser place on Upper
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Main Street? I sure kin, Mitchy get here and I'll get going.
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I'm in the city, Yes, come to pay your respects, you bet
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eh. I suppose that's what you'd call it. Why, Oh, just
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wondered how far you get been expecting somebody ever since young Tom got herself killed.
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Family taking it hard. Some is, some eat some we don't know
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whether they is or they ain't. Meaning what. Nobody ever gets to see
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the old lady you mean, missus Fraser. Eh, nobody but her doctor
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is seen hers and she got sick. From what I hear, she might
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take it anyway, Oh, little peculiar little They told Sharon her own daughter
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she was wild and wicked. She'd better be better off dead. Same for
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the boy Don. That's the house, just the head there, well,
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nice looking old place, isn't it. It looks don't mean much outside of
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my package. Don't tell what's inside. Uh wait please, I'll be right
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out. No, I'll come back. I said i'd come back half an
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hour. Well okay, but don't forget me. I won't. Don't you
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forget about me? Nobody you know? Who are you? I'm a Garroy
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Who are you? Hi? I am a policeman police steady there, steady
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And it's a drunk You can't stand up. Hey, he's a cold and
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I lay him down. You want to be a shamed bringing him home in
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that condition. I'm not bringing him home. I'm taking him out. That's
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worse. Look here, I'm Nick Carter and I can't I'm Sharon Fraser.
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What do you want? I have a message from missus Fraser, from Lieutenant
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Riley or the Metropolitan Police. Oh, we've been expecting somebody. Come on.
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I'll take you to a room. Doctor Gavins. Is Nick Carter.
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He wants to talk to mother. H nothing exciting, I hope, mister
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Carter. And that's the condolences of the Metropolitan Police Department on the recent death
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of his son Tom Missus Fraser. Lieutenant Riley thought the world of your son.
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And he wanted me to tell you that Tom died in service to the
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people. You may well be proud of him. Proud of him, hed
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said, Take now thy son whom thou lovest, and offer him for a
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bent offering upon one of the mountains, which I shall tell lee. How
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maybe you don't understand missus Fraser, Lieutenant Riley, mister Carter, suppose you
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come outside with me. Well, all right, missus Frasier is not fully
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conscious of what goes on around her. You've done all you could. What
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was all that? She was quoting from the Bible. In cases of this
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kind, it's not unusual for the patient to lean heavily on the Bible as
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a refuge from reality. But her son, Yes, I know, mister
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Carter. There's nothing to be done about it, all right, doctor whatever
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you say. Well, if you think I can do it all good here.
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I'll just get back to the station. That would be best, I'm
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sure. And thank you for coming. Taxi drivers long over two won if
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you ever intended to come back, wait for somebody? Oh yes, say
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what goes with the taxi service in this town? I'd like to get that
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train to Albany. It's already gone. You'll have to stay here tonight.
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No thanks. I don't care for the atmosphere here. You feel it too,
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I do. It's the most unpleasant feeling of hatred. Hatred that's monstrous
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and unnatural. Yeah, I get a little uneasy here, evening to myself.
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I'll be glad to have you. That's my sister. Yes, come
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on, let's trouble up there, all right? Oh Wied you try to
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what's out here? Mother's upset and the reason you try to kick of me,
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that's I'm not here milks, all right, I just brought it up.
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She hasn't even tasted this, and what made her think of his poison?
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You tell me you're a detective, aren't you. Where did this milk
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come from? I got it out of the refrigerator. My brother Don was
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with me. He got a glass for himself and brought it upstairs. He
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stopped to talk to mother while I changed my clothes. And where's your brother
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now? In his room? I suppose take me that once. It's the
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next room to this. Look for yourself, I will, Sharon, come
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here murder. Your brother's dead and he's been murdered. Mister Connor, this
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is mister welchowd County showff. How are you, chef? Doctor Gavin says,
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you don't think young Dan Fraser died of heart failure. He died of
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heart failure, all right, heart failure brought on by a generous dose of
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poison. I'm afraid mister Carr, being from the city, is used to
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dealing with the sensation. Probably, but since she makes the accusation, I'll
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have the corner analyze your boys glass mail. That ain't necessary. It was
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murder on right, and you know who didn't shar and didn't you're crazy?
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Uncle ro Oh no, a't you're scared? Yelli. Lord won't fall for
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you. If you ain't rich and you want moneys beged, you're willing to
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kill for It's you, you drunken old bomb. You dared say that to
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me, probably killed him yourself. If we were all dead, you'd be
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the one to cap. Let's stop at both of you. We don't even
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know Don was killed. It's just that, mister Carmer hears, Oh,
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Alex, I'm so glad you've come right, dear you, Alex Lord,
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that's right. Thought i'd better drop in before you city cops carted the whole
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household off to jail. I have nothing to do with this. This is
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off my beat. Don't let me slow you up, curter not why share
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if I wouldn't what I'm getting out of here? Killer or no killer.
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I'd like to beget into Albany. Where's the phone. It's in the downstairs
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entrance hall. You'll see it right at the foot of the stairs. Thanks.
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I'll close the door and I won't disturb anyone. Oh, don't mind
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house. We'll leave it now anyway, and you'll get me there in time
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for the one twenty seven to Albany. All right. I'll be on the
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porch whenever you get here. And don't fail me now. I've had too
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much trouble finding someone who get me out of here to want you to sleep
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up too. Okay, goodbye. I don't know why I feel as I
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must close. I know he were so that big never fell off that upper
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landing without being pushed. I'd better see who's up there. You get some
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transportation, mister carnor doctor, come here. Yes, I want to show
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you something. What is it? Something wrong? I go with the railing.
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See that big ern. I'll smashed up at the foot of the stairs.
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For yes, Why that just missed me by inches a moment ago.
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You think somebody was trying to kill you think I'm sure of it. Did
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you hear anyone up here? Well? Yes, yes, I did think
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I heard someone out here a minute ago. So there really is a killer
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in the house. I hadn't believed it before you fellas hear anything? Why
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no? Did you so I heard a crash? Well you did? Someone
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tried to kill me? God? Then I did hear somebody tiptoe past madure
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bit back? You know who it was? No, he sounded like they
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went down the backstairs the kitchen. Let's see who's down there. If anyone
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is, which I doubt you, what be save a minute until he's gone.
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I don't worry. We'll make it so hot for him he'll be glad
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to go. We cast crazy. I've changed my mind. I'm staying for
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the night. You're staying here. Yes, I'd hoped i'd seen the last
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of you. You almost did until someone dropped that oversize plaster vase at my
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head. It was a wonderful idea. I'm sorry it missed. I'll show
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you where you can sleep come on that sun feels good, damp inside that
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old house. Eight o'clock. Wonder what time they serve breakfast around you early,
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aren't you? Why? Yes, lovely morning for it? Out for
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a walk in the sunshine, just out to get the mail. If you
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must know, I'll let you know if there's anything for you in the box.
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Thanks, but I'm not expecting anything. I'm happy to say nobody else
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thinks any more of you than I do. No mail. Well, this
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looks more serious. Is someone trying to kill Sharon? Or is it they're
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our story. We left Nick and Sharon as they were being shot at by
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an unknown killer who seemed to be hiding in the nearby bright to the ground.
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Here's gone. Now you're hurt, not much. Did you see who
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it was? Now the bushes move that's all. There wasn't Peter Rabbit.
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Let me see that on nothing right, It's just a bad scratch. He'll
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be all right here. Let me help you back to the house. Thanks.
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I feel a little buy. I don't like being shot at. You're
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lucky. His name was no better. He might have killed you. I
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know what's going on here? Did I hear shooting? You did take care
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of Sharon. I'm going to do some investigating. Oh there looking for something,
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yes, looking for a killer? A killer. Yes, the man
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I'm looking for has my mark on him. I found blood in the bushes
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from which he did his shooting. Oh, maybe that's the man I saw.
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What do you mean? Well, I was driving up the back road
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and I saw somebody in here. I was curious, so I stopped and
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I came in. But I must have missed whoever it was. Well,
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there's no one here now, that's sure. So if your car is here,
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you can drive me back to the house. Of course, cars right
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over there behind the tree. Oh, yes, I see it. Did
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they kill again anybody? Oh? I was poor shot, but he intended
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murder. All right, Here we are, climb in this car. I
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see you have a rifle. In the car here, Why, yes,
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mind if I look at it? Not at all? Nice little gun.
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I haven't had time to clean it, have you? I know I was
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doing a bit of hunting this morning on the way out. I see,
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let's be getting back, shall we. Well that is as this miss Carter.
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Look there, just coming around the corner of the house, Alferori with
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a rifle. I wonder what he's been shooting. I think I'll have a
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talk with him. Okay, I'll see you later. I hope he's not
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the one you were after. Got anything? You didn't see a thing?
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Nice gun you've got there? I see it? Oh? Sure here?
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Oh nice mellance. Ye dirty, isn't it? I thought you hadn't shot
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it today? Uh? Heaven, I must have forgot to clean it the
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last time. Smells pretty fresh for that. Well you getting it to all
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them questions? Somebody shot sharing a little while ago. Cheer she hurt bed
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No, but that's only because the killer missed. You know anything about her,
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mister Carter. I loved that girl as if she was my own daughter.
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And why did you accuse her last night of killing her brother and Hendrew's
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for her own protection? Mister Carter? I hoped you'd take her away someplace
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and lock her up where she'd be safe. Isn't she safe here? No,
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sir, she stays around here. She'll be murdered too. I know
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what's going on around here? Who don't want to kill her? It is?
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I'm sorry to interrupt, but missus Fraser is very low. Maybe you
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better come up like sure, we're sharing in her room, resting? How
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is she done? You'll be all right? Excitement and shock. We're too
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much for her. Missus Fraser is really worse. Maybe I better get her.
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Yes, sir, Sharon, your mother's pretty bad all right now looks
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about the same my life. Shall hang him down to be body, and
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thou shalt see hoday and night and no assuring. Still, Oh, don't
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be tired. Some mothery she is. I'll wait downstairs. I guess,
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Oh there you are. Carter thought you might like to see the results of
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the analysis of the milk you say killed Don Fraser. Yes, i'd like
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to you haven't sure? Hell? According to this Don's glass from milk contained
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calcium phosphorus, lactic acid, water, and five percent butterfly. In other
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words, mister Carter, just plain milk. Yeah, how about the other
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sample. I gave you the milk from missus Fraser's glass. That didn't even
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look at the report or that she wasn't killed? Was she no? But
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she claims she was being poisoned? What does that analysis show? Let's see
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what's hyacinth? A slow acting poison? Well, I'll be done, says
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here. There was enough hyacin in missus Fraser's milk poisoned half the county.
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I thought so, then why was it dog who got poison instead of the
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old lady sheriff? This is all part of a well thought up plan,
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the plan to commit wholesale murder unless we can stop it. Carter, you're
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crazy. You carry any guns? Why of course I do one better?
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Let me have it be safe for that way. Why should I turn my
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gun over to you? A share for this district. It's my duty to
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see that nobody carries a gun. He ain't got a permit for her,
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and I don't trust you. You see, things don't exist. Okay,
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sure, I know I have no rights in this part of the state.
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That's a minute. Now, you sir, look, what's the idea of
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taking out the cartages before you turn the gun over to me. I don't
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trust you any more than you do me. I'd hate to be shocked with
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my own gun. Why all right, give it back to you when you're
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ready to leave. I hope it'll be sure, just as soon as I
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find out a few answers. I don't know yet. Nothing that helps Sharon.
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If you children didn't get your mother's money when she dies, to whom
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would it go? Well? Uncle Roy would get it. And if Uncle
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Roy didn't get it, go to some charity. I think, what are
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you getting here? Does your mother take small doses of hyacinth as a sedative?
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Yes, it's darned expensive. Could anybody get at it? Probably it's
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not locked up? What is all this? I wonder just how sick your
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mother really is? Would you coward trying to drag a sick woman's name into
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this mess? I'm dragging nobody, and I'm just trying. Please. Missus
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Fraser's feeling better? Now? Where's Uncle Roy? I left him with Missus
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Frazier. You what great grief? Get on my way. I was afraid
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of that. Mine is mine. I will repair the lord ben Uncle Roy.
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Yes, Uncle Roy dead. So she killed Uncle Roy. She tabbed
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him in the back. Yes, must have met him lean over the bed
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and then drove the knife in his back. I should have warned you,
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mister Carter. I've known for a long time that she was dangerously insane,
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that I never dreamed she would go this far. First down now, Uncle
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Roy, mister Carter, do you mean that missus Fraser had anything to do
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with but Don's death? That's ridiculous. How could she have killed Don?
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It was really very easy, Sharon. Just as soon as I found the
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analysis showed hyacin and her milk, I knew the answer. She coached down
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to try it, and there was so much poison in it that even the
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sipy took was fatal. The poison made him sleepy, and he went to
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his own room to lie down. Why why should she want to do it?
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I'll get to that in a minute. Well, old missus Fraser certainly
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wasn't the one who fired a chaerin this morning, naturally not. But if
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you'd got there little sooner, Alex, you would have caught the murderer red
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handed. He stopped his car by the road, ran into the brush,
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shot at Charon, mister because he was in a hurry, and then got
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back in his car and drove on. You know who it was he did
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the shooting, mister Carter, I do it was the same one who was
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responsible for Don's death and for Uncle Roy's. You said mother killed them.
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You notice I said the one who was responsible. Your mother isn't responsible.
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She's just the instrument the murderer used to accomplish his ends. But who is
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it, then, Sharon? Whose weather jacket is that on the chair behind
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you? Weather jacket? What that's doctor Gavindon and bewore it when he helped
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me into the house this morning. Look at the right sleeve, right sleeve,
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Oh, I see this blood on It must have come from where I
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was shot when I leaned on him. That isn't your blood, Charon.
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You'll find more inside the sleeve with certainly couldn't have come from your arm.
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What are you getting at, mister Carter? The real murderer is the one
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who could best work on poor missus Fraser's mind with drugs and suggestions, the
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one who implanted in her sick mind the idea that her children were evil and
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wicked the only one who could have left a surgeon's scalpel where her hand could
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get at it when she wanted to stab Uncle Roy in compliance with his suggestion.
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Carter, you mean the doctor Gavin. Yes, Alick, that's what
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he means, and he's quite right, doctor Gavin. You it would have
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worked out except for you, Carter. I was afraid of you when you
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first came here. That's why I tried to kill you with that urn.
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You overplayed your hand, Gavin. You'd let me go my way as I
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wanted to. I would never have given the Fraser household a second thought,
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but you made me mad, and that was your mistake. I didn't there
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let you go, but you wished you had this morning when my shots winged
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you in the arm as you tried to kill Sharon. I'll get even for
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that, right now, doctor gunn Oh, Yes he can, right,
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mister Carter. I happen to know that the sheriff took your gun away from
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you, so you're helpless. There'll be no last minute gun battle with you
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winning a fight. There'll just be one shot for each of you. And
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but the sheriff. When I took one of my guns, you overlooked the
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one on my shoulder holster that you'll see is quite effective, all right,
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Alec Pick up his gun. I'll get the sheriff. He'll know what to
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do with a cowardly rat like this. But I don't understand why doctor Gavin
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wanted to get them all killed off? What did he hope to get out
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of it? Nick? Was all brought out of the hand cliff past names
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that this Gavin was an impostor never was a doctor, got kicked out of
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medical school and his senior year for being mixed up in an illegal operation.
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He met all missus Fraser a few years ago and in some way convinced her
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that he was a great doctor. Far as I know, he had no
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other patience. He concentrated on her because he knew that she had over a
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million dollars started away and he wanted But how could he hope to get it?
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NICKI, even if he did kill off all the other heads? Remember
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I told you that after the children and Uncle Roy were killed, the money
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with to go to some charity, Yes I remember that. Well, investigation
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showed that the charity that was forget the money was a phony office that Gavin
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had takes up for the occasion. Another words, Gavin and the charity were
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one and the same thing and existed only for the purpose of getting the praiser
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a million. That's a pretty clever set up, a turn, yes,
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But Gavin forgot one thing though. What was that when he was whispering biblical
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quotations to the old lady, he should remember the one that goes an I
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for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, A life for a life.
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Oh, I see what you mean. That's the one that applies to
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him right now, A life for a life. Bad. He missed that
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one. Nick. Just a minute, Nick, Hello, lieutenant, and
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I'm talking to Nick right now. We're sure why not? Nick, Yes,
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Lieutenant Riley just dropped and he wants to say hello to you. Hold
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on nothing doing. That's one reason I came up here for a vacation.
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That's why I wouldn't have to say a lord of rally. Oh but Nick,
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see what I get back? Well, he couldn't wait to talk to
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your lieutenant, but he said to give you his regards anyway. In just
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a moment, Nick and Patsey will give you a preview of next week's exciting
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case. But before they do, here's a hint to every good hostess.
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warmth of hospitality inside a home that's beautifully cared for, and your home has
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the three great Linex Home Brightness, you'll notice, for instance, that your
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Vonage at your nearest hardware paint or department store. And now let's hear from
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Nick Carter himself. Well, Nick, what can you tell us about your
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next thriller? A young friend of mine feil air to a large and prosperous
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farm, but the three members of the family who had owned the farm before
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him had all three died within a period of four years. Deaths were also
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natural and so perfectly open and above board that he got his visits everything looked
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too good. Well, it seems like a peculiar way to feel well can
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The peculiar part of it came in when we started our investigations and found he
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was right, and found it out only just in time to save the life
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of the young fellow himself. The whole thing was extremely cleverly worked out.
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What do you call it? Nick? Ready for Murder or the Mystery of
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the Dead Scottie? Now, so long, So long everybody, and so
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long for you both. See you again next week as usual. Next week
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at the same time, listen to another curious experience of Nick Carter, Master
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Detective entitled Ready for Murder or Nick Carter and the Mystery of the Dead Scottie.
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Nick Carter, Master Detective is featured in Street and Smith magazines. Lon
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Clark is starred as Nick with Helen Chotis Patsy. Original music is played by
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Lou White, and the programs are written and directed by Jock McGregor. Nick
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Carter. Master Detective is presented at this time and over these same stations each
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week by the three great Linux Home Brightness, Linux Clear Gloss Varnish, Linux
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Cream Polish, and Linax self Polishing Wax created by ACME America's great producer of
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ACME Fine Quality Paints. This is Ken Powell speaking for the thousands of Linux
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dealers all over America and saying, so long until next week. This is
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mutual welcome back. I've to admit that Sheriff's interesting interpretation of the law because
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I don't trust you. You don't have a right to Carrie, because I'm
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pretty sure certain that if they had concealed carry, Nick Carter would have easily
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had permit. And of course Nick Carter has two guns because he is of
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course Nick Carter. Well. Very briefly we turn to listener comments and feedback,
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and Carl says, keep up the good work, and definitely do appreciate
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your support and your comments. Do you want to remind you that coming up
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this Saturday will begin our look at probably the oldest show we've ever done on
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Great Detectives of Old Time Radio. It's called Police Headquarters and it's coming this
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Saturday for the next eighteen weeks, and I hope you will enjoy that.
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And of course, coming up tomorrow we have the conclusion of the Picture Postcard
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Matter and Manhunt, so we'll look forward to seeing you then. In the
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meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives not Net, follow
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is your host, Adam Graham's son and Off