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Amazing Mr. Malone: They All Confessed (EP1138) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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  All right, well, now it's time for today's episode of the Amazing Mister
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  Malone. They all confessed the Amazing Mister Malone operator give me the opposite of
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  John J. Malone. We now present the Amazing Mister Malone and Exciting have
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  our of mystery and suspense starring John Saul is, the lawyer who's practiced before
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  every type of bar has become a legend. A Loo Carl is the city
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  of New York, the time, the present, and the hero of these
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  weekly adventures, the amazing mister Malone. Malone's the name John J. Malone,
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  attorney and counselor at law the night. In our study of the cliche,
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  let's take a look at the overwork, Eat, drink and be merried.
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  If that's a recipe for happiness. Rita Jordan ought to be delirious with
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  joy Read is the attractive looking brunette in the Belmont, quenching her thirst,
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  and when she hears a knock on the door, she hurries and hides the
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  bottle, proving conclusively it doesn't contain Coca cola. Who is it? Me?
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  Just a second, Leo, Holloda, what were you doing that took
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  it? Aren't you going to kiss me? You smell like a saloon.
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  That's a nice thing to say. I told you to lay off the stuff.
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  Honestly, I haven't had a dream. Where is it? Where's what
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  a bottle? Where is it? Reta well, the bureau this run.
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  Please, You've got to understand. I'm sick. I don't have what are
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  you doing? Well? You don't have a garbage disposal unit in this joint?
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  You don't. Why did you do that? Because I can't trust it?
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  You smug you. I hate you. I hate you. Know you
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  don't really mean you're crazy about me? Aren't everything's going to work out?
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  I can't go. I can't. You don't have to think I enjoy seeing
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  my wife live in a crummy dive like this. Don't you think I got
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  a heart? That's why I lined up that anymore? Anymore? Are you
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  doing in that department? He is in love with me? That's wonderful.
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  Do you think it's wonderfully? What's the divorce's? Wife and marry me?
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  Sure? I show you you're doing a fine job. That's only half of
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  it. I can't do the rest. You want to allow work to go
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  down the grain. You're gonna go through with it. I'm going through with
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  you. Make up your mind. Well, I'll get the money. Take
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  with him tonight. It's real. Couldn't I have just one small drink just
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  to give me? I said, no, reader, you do the job
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  right, and I'll buy you a case. Go wash your face, baby,
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  I want you to look real pretty for the bar. Hello, Ernie,
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  how are you read? Been waiting long? Seemed like years. I
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  hope you don't mind my order, of course not. And I was next
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  too, without me. I went to finish your drink too. Why there?
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  I think we better go around again? What's another Ernie? You look
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  happy? I don't want to heckle reader, But don't you drinking too?
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  Are you going to start me through me too? I own? Why can't
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  I go take a drink without a sermony? It's all right? No,
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  it isn't all right. Just because I like to feel good. Somebody think
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  I was committing a murder. I'm sorry. I'm sick, but you're responsible
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  me. Don't you see dying? I'm crazy about you and you know how
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  I feel about you. It's sick. What do you mean let me prove
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  it? You mean by getting a divorce? No? Why not? Because
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  there's no solution to the problem. You work for father, don't you.
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  Yes, well, how long do you think you drop a glass? If
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  you're a Janet buster? I don't care, well I do. We're going
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  to use our hate, sweetheart, if you had little money put away,
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  it's no use talking. I haven't. Then why don't you get it from
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  Janet's father? Are you crazy? I head somewhere Victor Cony's one of the
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  biggest loan shocks in New York. But what's that going to do it?
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  Well? It stands to reason a man I can a people out of money
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  in the office. Are you so jesting? Yeah? Crazy? You kill
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  me? Don't talk like a child. Janus is pride and joy. You
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  told me so yourself. Sure, but there no butts about it. Comed
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  is never doing to hurt her and she's another year. But if I lift
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  well Tony, I know if they're like Jeannas do everything to protect any How
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  much cash does Connedy generally have around the office? It varies genuine runs around
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  somebody hyped out? Take how far we can run me that? What do
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  you say, Donnie? Am I worth again? Oh? Sure? But
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  there we go with the butts again. Well, when you make up your
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  mind, give me a call. I can't promise. I'll wait too long.
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  Forty one ride, twenty three left, seventeen right ninety three left.
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  Where did I put that briefcase? It's on top of the safe Conde.
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  I hope I haven't inconvenienced to Ernie, but I had no idea. Oh
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  listen, Victor, I know what you think. What could I possibly think?
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  After all, what could be more natural than to find my son in
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  law at my safe? Of course, some evil minded someone would say what
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  is he doing there after office hours and with a gun? Know that that
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  would never occur to me. So suppose you put the money back? No,
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  put it back, Ernie. I won't say a word to Jennet.
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  I don't care what you say. Now, get out of my way.
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  Don't be a fool? Ernie? Are you going to let go? Ill
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  you? I told you that let go? I didn't mean it, Victor,
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  honest, I didn't you All right, Jennie, you can turn on
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  the life And I'm sorry Jennet, but you see, I got a call
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  from Papa. You've got a call from your father when ten minutes ago and
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  he isn't dead, is in the shoulder. Why did you do it?
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  Look, Jannet, don't ask me any questions. I don't have to.
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  I know it's hurtful, said Jordan's what don't you think what she's doing to
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  you? She's no good. Who told you about her hasn't known about the
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  months she and her husband are just losing you. You're lying. She's not
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  married. Jordan's her husband's name, Jordan's. He's a petty, lastly sick,
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  a crazy. I swear it's the truth. Oh, don I don't
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  care what you've done, but don't let this woman make a fool of your.
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  Papa promised me he wouldn't say a word to the police. You will
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  return the money in No, you're jealous, that's all, so you have
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  to make up lies. Well that won't help you one bit. You and
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  your father can do what you want, because I'm gonna do what I want
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  for getting right now club right read it. No, it's fifteen minutes fast
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  and I better beat it just the same. No, don't go, La,
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  don't leave me alone. You're crazy. Your boyfriend will be here in
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  a minute. My boyfriend, How can you say that? No, girl,
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  don't go temperamental. Now. I'll be waiting downstairs in the lobby.
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  When I said the schmoke come in, I'll call you on the house phone
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  as soon as he pokes open the door. Send him out for a couple
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  of minutes. But I tell him what you tell him? Tell him you
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  got a headache? Telling me an aspirin. That's a good excuse Herne who
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  is he ready? I'm her cousin. Yes, this is anymore. I've
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  heard a lot about you, fellow Red. There's nothing but talk about you
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  all night. Well, I guess you loved you must think id for these
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  too. How's that you're no? Ernie? Don't make me laugh. I
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  heard you too talking. You shouldn't have done it, Ernie, don't you
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  know eves rappers never hear anything good about themselves? So you played me for
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  a second. That's right? And what are you gonna do about it?
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  Plenty? You'll just wait and see. Hey, he's a mean one.
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  Anything. Don't Leo Jo please Leah please no more. But Ernie is getting
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  a kick out of this too, aren't you all? H Hello? This
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  is Brita Jordan's. Yes, this is the bit I've been trying to reach
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  you for the pair pair part? What is it? Why? I hate
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  to bother you in this Jordan? But the party in two all nine has
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  been complaining about the person I haven't been in the eyes. He claims he
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  hurt someone hearing he's mistaken there's been absolutely nobody here. But it was one
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  one of those cream one of those bells that now and then one. It
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  was just what mm hmm, the first time I've learned the fail mister Malone.
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  Ah, I know it, I know it. I beg your pardoner.
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  I was afraid the charm had been broken. You see, every time
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  I walk in here singing that tune, I find a client. How fortunate
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  for you? You know that's a matter of opinion. You're Victor Conry,
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  don't they that's right for you? Won't think I'm presumptuous if I ask how
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  you got in here. I got tired of waiting outside, so I use
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  these skeleton keys. Ah An honest man. Don't mind me taking the liberty
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  here, not at all. No. I want everyone to feel that Malone's
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  office is their home. What's on your mind? Conray, have you seen
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  this attractive brunette splain in hotel room. Rita Jordan, aged twenty nine,
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  was they're holding my daughter for the murder Your daughter, missus Janet Moore.
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  I'd like you to represent her, and of course she's innocent. Of course,
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  how could Janet have killed Rita when I did? That's right? When
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  you did, I seem to have amazed you, mister Malone. Perhaps you
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  can do the same to the police. Shall we go before returning to the
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  amazing mister Malerne. A few words from your announcer, and now back to
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  the amazing mister Malerne. It must go to prove something or other. Maybe
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  it's the luck of the Irish, but how many lawyers can walk in their
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  offices and find a self confessed killer waiting for him? Two minutes later,
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  Conrad and I were in our cab on our way to police headquarters. I
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  just couldn't wait to see Lieutenant Brooks's face. I bet myself five bucks that
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  I could predict his opening line. And you want to know something, I
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  won If it doesn't very amazing, mister Malone, Well that's five dollars I
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  owe myself. I knew you were going to say that, and far be
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  it for me to disappoint you. You know, mister conraid Ah sure.
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  My brother in law is one of his best customers. He says he'd rather
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  borrow money from Conrad than from a bank. Please thank him for me.
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  I'll be glad to what's the matter with your arm? That's another story?
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  But why not tell it now? I haven't heard a good one in years.
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  You must be hanging around with a dull crowd. Now I'm alone.
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  That's no way to talk about yourself. Whatever happened to the typical dumb cup
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  we used to hear about? They've all gone in the radio? What's on
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  your mind? I represent Janet Moore. Janet Moore, the girl you're holding
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  for the Rita Jordan kill. Her husband retained? No, oh, mister
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  conried? Did he's a father? Wow? If you're representing her, it
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  stands the reason she's ellen. Well, of course you won't think me bold
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  if I asked who did kill Rita Jordan? I did what? And I
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  don't regret it was destroying my daughter's happiness. Wow, that's very noble of
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  you, Conrad, I tell you I killed her, Lieutenant, What did
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  you do with a knife? Knife? You certainly didn't slit her throat with
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  one of Malone's sharp jokes. I disposed of it in the customary fashion.
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  And what is the customary fashion? I threw it down the sewer. Well,
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  what do you say, lieutenant, I say, you better get yourself
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  another confession. Why, there are a couple of things wrong with Conraid's.
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  First of all, we have a signed confession from his daughter. She made
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  it to protect me. Let's see it, Lieutenant. I can assure you
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  it's in perfect order. I tell you I kill this Jordan, not with
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  a knife. You didn't. According to this rad I was shot to death.
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  Yeah. Wow, it's been nice seeing you alone. Dropping again when
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  you get another confession, I just love hearing. Yes, I'm I'm looking
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  for her anymore. I'm sorry, mister, I'm very busy. Oh this
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  won't take long. Are you going to get out of here? Relaxed,
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  Ernie. My name's John J. Malone. I don't care. Did you
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  say Malone? I must have. Well, I'm glad to meet you alone.
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  I was just on my way over to your office. I don't think
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  you would have found me there to sit down. Please, thank you?
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  Would you like nothing but talk? My wife didn't kill Reata, mister Malone.
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  She signed a confession. She did it to shield me. Do you
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  need it? Yes? I killed Reata once again. Please, I killed
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  him alone. I was out of my mind about She got better still from
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  my father in law. He caught me. Is that how Conrad was shut?
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  Yes? I must have been crazy. Then when I went over to
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  see Reata, her husband was there, and can't you see what happened?
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  Look at my face? Yeah, I've been admiring it since I walked in.
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  We'll go on. There's nothing more to tell. When I came to
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  Dan was gone. Apparently he hadn't searched me because I still had the gun.
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  I do tell my father in law and you use it on reader.
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  Yes, you still got the gun? Yes here, Wow, I think
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  this ought to do it? All right? Anny, let's go till you
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  like your shape? Really close? Nah, just once, so lightly,
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  Joe, you just delivered to me. I'm couldn't make you really pretty?
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  Why don't you take the cuddy his throat? Uh huh wow. If it
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  is, it certainly is. So you're loafing on the city's time. Now,
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  Please don't snitch on him alone. I swear I'll never do it again.
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  All right, Joel, let's get started. Listen, you clown.
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  You know who this man is? Yeah, Joel the Bartow, I mean
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  him? Oh? Hello, more, I didn't see you, all right,
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  Annie, break it to indiency. My wife didn't kill Rita, Lieutenant.
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  I know I was her father, and we've been all through that.
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  Come on, Joe, could you still in the back a little bit?
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  I killed a lieutenant? What and so? Is this another one of your
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  gags? Malone? Don't talk like a chump just because you are one showing
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  the gun. Honey, Yeah, this is your respectable place. It's all
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  right, Joe. So this is the murder Weber had, right, lieutenant?
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  He bought it Conry with a too funny. Doesn't seem to have been
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  fired recently. Oh, he explained that to me. He cleaned it because
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  he put it away. There was one thing I'd like mister Moore to explain.
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  This is a thirty two cole automatic. So so Rita was killed with
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  a German logo? She won? You heard me? Now? How would
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  you like to use this gun on yourself? Or would you prefer one of
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  Joe's razors? Oh? Give him a nice doll? Very easy. I'm
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  coming. Well, will you look who's here? I guess you remember me,
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  Jordan's Well. I got a feeling I read into you somewhere and I
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  watched your name. No, don't tell me it's more, isn't it,
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  sure, Erniemore, that's very funny. I'd ask you to sit down,
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  Ernie but I got a feeling you're not going to be here, Love,
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  that's in your mind, your wife's murder. I've been thinking about it too.
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  I don't know how I'm going to get along with that. Reading the
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  old Homestead won't be the same without all those empty bottles. The police claim
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  my wife kidder. Yeah, I heard it on the radio. Understand,
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  she made a confession. She didn't do it, Jordan, she confessed to
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  protect me. That was real nice of her. You killed her. I
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  don't know what you're saying. Why, yes, I do? You're going
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  with me or a lawyer? Who's a lawyer? John Jaymon? And why
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  would I want to see him for to tell him the whole story? Obviously
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  you're a boy who don't learn from experience. Oh you think so well?
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  You forgot the lesson I told you. It's just lucky for you. I'm
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  a patient man, so I don't mind teaching you again. Nearly it's time
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  to call a class to order. Hey, txy Lexy, I give you
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  a little feller. Oh thanks. I wouldn't want to trouble you, nor
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  trouble at all. Mister Malone. You seem to know me well. You're
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  a famous new York Landmark like the fish markets. Hey, that's pretty good.
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  I wish I had come back here. Oh wow, that wouldn't be
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  a gun in your pocket. I guess it would get in Okay, all
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  right, now, mind us some nice quiet spot where we can talk.
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  No hydramatic Alison fussy when he stealers. I see you're Leo Jordan. Aren't
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  you told of that? I recognize it from the description. I was awfully
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  sorry to hear about your wife. You've any ideas who killed it? No,
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  but I understand you had. And where do you understand that from?
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  And he says you're fixing the pin of wrap on me. Well, I
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  hadn't considered it before. Now that you have, I think it's a great
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  idea. So you were going to frame me? Oh say you really know
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  me, don't you? I know? Pretty like you. Let me give
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  you a little tip along you've out of my head, and if I don't,
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  then you've got to expect me to get into your merely goes to show
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  you never see yourself as others see All along. I was under the impression
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  I was just a shade under six foot when I came to this trip.
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  I was at least two inches taller. It might have been that lump on
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  my head that made the difference. Ah, this is a peachy one along,
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  So round, so firm, Get you hands off? Am I hurting
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  you here? Hey? Where did you come from? But that matter?
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  Where did I come from? Which question you want me to answer? First?
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  Say? Where am I near the zoo? Somebody must have dropped you
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  off head first? When I heard about it, naturally I dashed down.
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  Oh thank you? Oh, don't thank me, counselor this sort of thing
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  doesn't happen often enough to suit me. Oh did at this time? Leo
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  Jordan? Wait this? Why? And we thought I was trying to frame
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  him for a murder? Were it? Charlotte Tennant? That's the way I
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  operate. Oh, so that's the secret of your success. Look, Brooks,
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  I didn't kill Rita Jordan's don't tell me you got another confession? I
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  couldn't stand it. Well, this is Moore is innocent, and who done
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  it? I don't know. So let's get all our suspects together and play
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  blind man's butt. And if that doesn't work, I can always take Jordan's
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  idea and frame somebody. Hand me my head and let's go all right,
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  barr inshide. Hello Janet, Oh honey, what have they done to this?
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  Nothing? Honey? Oh, this is a very touching scene. You
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  keep out of this, Jordan's I wish I could, but if her name
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  alone insisted on dragging me in? Did someone mention my name? Yeah?
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  Hello Leo? Have you being here? Alarm? Hol all right, assessment,
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  open them up? Will you do the honor? Mister Malone, try
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  and stop me? Hi, Conrad, Sorry, we had to do this.
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  That's perfectly all rightful. I knew you'd take it like the Grand Trooper.
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  You are well, missus Moore, and gentlemen not to keep you in
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  suspense. We are gabled here tonight. Who determine who killed our beloved sister
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  Rita? George? Now this case was complicated by one thing. We had
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  three confessions, which is who overpowers? Obviously someone was lying. I wasn't
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  me? You try framing me or we don't have to. Jordan? Why
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  you You're no problem at all. You're the only one in our little cast
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  who didn't confess, so obviously you didn't kill readers. Now look, oh
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  no, I'm sure, and he has no motive if he wanted to get
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  rid of his wife or he had to do was walk off. Well,
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  Jennet didn't kill her, Yes, I didn't know. I'll never believe that.
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  No, No, Ernie, you should, especially when you know the
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  truit. But are you? Yes? I am? You kill Reeder?
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  Jordan? Listen, God, don't complain, Ernie. I especially staged this
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  little scene down here so you wouldn't have to do any more traveling. So
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  try and show a little more appreciation. Huh. It was just one thing,
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  just one of crazy thing and him along. What's bothering you? Little
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  man? Well? I can see why Ernie kill Rider? Can you goes
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  the one? Like he said? But what gets me is why I confess.
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  Wow, that was a smart move Brooks Anderni. He knew sooner or
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  later we'd get around to him, so he beat us to the punch and
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  offered himself as a sacrifice. You notice he gave himself an out. I
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  mean the business of the gun, Yeah, yeah, disposed of the lugar
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  used on Rita and got the cold automatic. He knew the minute you saw
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  it you'd be positive he was innocn Oh, what sure? And once he
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  gave him a clean bill of health, you'd probably never bother him again.
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  You'd think here was a man who was just trying to protect his little wife,
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  but you saw all throw his dark my farious lot. Well, isn't
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  that what you'd expect of me? Of course, after all, aren't you
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  the amazing Malone. Let's have my compleet, Billy, the amazing mister Malone
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  much better. Well, now it's my turn to amaze you. How we've
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  been coming into this joint every week for years, and always you grabbed the
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  checks. But tonight, tonight's different. I'm gonna pay my own. Good
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  night Malone and now once again back to the amazing mister Malone. Well that's
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  it for now, but I'll be back at the same time next week,
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  and I trust you will be too. Still, and I'll say good night.
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  The Amazing Mister Malone is a Grace Gibson radio production starring John Saul as
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  John J. Malone and directed by Lawrence A Sister. Welcome back. A
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  pretty interesting episode here, and I think one of the best of the series.
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  By the way, we don't know on the first two when they originally
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  aired in the United States series, but we do know that the last two
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  actually aired back to back. The Dude and they All Confessed aired on August
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  ninth and August sixteenth of nineteen forty seven, and that was in the United
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  States, And that was back when the show was called Murder and Mister Malone.
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  So even when it was called Murder and Mister Malone, I think the
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  trend in the show was towards changing the name to the amazing Mister Malone.
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  Now we turn to listener comments and feedback, and Tim said the Irony of
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  Life. As I listened to episode ten forty eight, I heard the comment
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  that I posted. One thing I said was that I listened to many shows
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  more than once. This time I noticed that one of the bad guys is
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  Jack Reid. The guy from Rhode Island has comments read with Jack Reid in
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  the episode. Jack Reid is a long serving US Senator still enjoying in Let's
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  hours of enjoyment with the show. Each show has at least one little jewel,
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  which makes it worth thirty minutes to find out. So I listen as
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  I walk for my health. Well, thanks so much, Tim, and
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  I appreciate you. Appreciate you listening. The thing that can sometimes be interesting
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  is some of these names will have significance. But that's not the biggest political
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  significance. Actually, for a while we had a listener who was regularly posting
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  on Facebook whose name was Charlie Christ who was at that time the governor of
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  Florida and a pretty controversial political figure. So whenever I read his comments,
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  I always said, you know Charlie and Florida writes, rather than saying his
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  last name. And I try to avoid saying last names usually if I said
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  it is a bit of a slip, not a big thing, you by.
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  Thanks for the comments. Tim, All right, well, that will
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  do it for today. We will be back on Wednesday as Johnny Dowler continues
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  the Laughing Matter, and next week we'll be back with mister Chameleon. In
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  the meantime, I do want to wish everyone a wonderful Christmas and I will
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  talk to you tomorrow. Andrew comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net
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  and follow us on Twitter. Radio Detectives from Boise, Idaho. This is
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  your host, Adam Graham signing off.