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The Line Up: The Candy-Store Murder (EP0860) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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  is your host, Adam Graham. If you have a comment, email it
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  listeners. Thanks so much for your support. Now it's time for today's episode
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  of the Lineup the Candy Store Killing. Bring on the line. We take
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  you now behind the scenes of the police headquarters in a great American city.
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  We're under the cold, glaring lights. Will pass before us, the innocent,
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  the vagorant, the thief, the murderer. This is the line up.
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  These chairs in the front, any open car, a smoke, sit,
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  no things, just put one out. How is the woman they operated
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  this morning? She's pretty long. And the man who owned the car,
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  they picked him up. That's or we want you to tell us. I
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  got a good look. I can tell you all, I hope. So
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  may I have your attention, please, your people on the other side of
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  the wire and the audience room, May I have your attention? Please?
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  Thank you. My name is grab Sage. In that glab, I don't
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  explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be
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  numbered. I'll call up remember their name and charge. If you have any
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  questions or identifications, please remember the number as signs of the prisoner as I
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  call his name at the end of each time. When I ask for questions
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  or identifications, all up the number. I contell you're all rights. Have
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  him held. The officers has took your name, will assist you there season
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  among you. Please see stops with your questions or identifications. When the prisoners
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  leave here, they are sense in the bathroom and dress back into their jail
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  clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they leave here.
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  The questions I asked these suspects family to get a natural total. Boys,
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  so do not pay too much attention to their answers, as they often
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  by. Bring on the line. Okay, okay, moving along, moving
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  along, that's good now turn it say spots your side, puts tight ahead,
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  you'll reach your head. Okay. Number one Albert bark top. That's
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  all really live Albert one nine one three seven, full of watch your business.
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  Albert you couldn't make it oll Could you watch your business? Albert,
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  I'm not working. Why did you hit your wife? Because I'm not working.
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  She keeps reminding me for two years. She reminds me morning, night
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  and noon. She reminds me. It's a presson. You'll hit her with
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  a chair. Was the nearest thing. Every time I tried to sit down,
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  she grabbed my hair. She wouldn't give me no peace. So when
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  she grabbed my hair, I grabbed the chair. Number two Henry Ingram Vagrancy.
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  Oh, the sergeant. This is twice this month and rn Yes,
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  sergeant, I just why were you trying to catch the duck? I was
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  going through the park. I saw that duck. I wasn't trying to catch
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  it. I was sign of petted. I like ducks. You ruined the
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  whole flower bed, sign of petty. Yes. Number three, Marko Severody
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  pet I told you to keep your head up. Okay, okay, where
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  do you lift a rudy? I'm from Denver, we know that. Where
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  do you live here? I don't. I just got off the train.
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  You stole it coat from the Wheelwright Department store. I forgot to take it
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  off, all right, I can get a place to live now, Number
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  four. John Wilcott Farms robbery, murder, educated were can I put out
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  mis agree on the floor? What's your business? John? I want a
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  guest to where John tour of a hundred and fifth and Sutton Place. On
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  the ninth of November twelve, you held up the alber candy store and no,
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  I didn't. Sergeant. You and another unidentified man shot the owner,
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  mister Gussuber and his wife's door. I had nothing to do with it.
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  That's the charge, John. Look anything that's him from the audiences. All
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  right, off with the number four for interrogation. Sit down, John,
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  all right, I'm not gonna be a little rough on you. I didn't
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  do anything. I told you before. I didn't do anything. One witness
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  and mister Dale chased a man saw him climb into a station wagon. Got
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  the license number. It turned out to be your card. John. The
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  line up this morning is the dial identified you as the man he chase.
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  He's wrong. Two other men and a woman also identified you. They all
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  agree they saw you run out of that candy stone with another man. The
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  owner of that stone died last night. I'm sorry his wife's in bad shape,
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  but she'll live. But I've never been in that candy store. I
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  didn't shoot anybody. You live with your brother, Yes, George woncer.
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  Yes, where was he that night? You keep asking? He went to
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  a movie and he didn't take the station wagon. I told you, no,
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  he didn't take the station Wise, does George have a key to the
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  station way? How many times do I have to tell you? Does he
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  have a key? No? No, No, he didn't take the car
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  out of the garage at night. Somebody didn't John, all right, all
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  right, somebody took it out. I didn't. George didn't go find out
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  who? And Missus Albert is better. When the doctor say it's all right
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  for us to see him, we'll ask her for an identification. Okay,
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  two men held up has killed her husband? For all witnesses have already identified
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  you as one of the men. Missus Albert will know for sure. She
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  won't forget who killed her husband. Okay, I got the brother in your
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  office. Then, all right, nothing that's yet. Take this one back
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  upstairs. No, George, Hello, what Guffrie? George? Your brothers
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  in a lot of trouble. I know he sticks with his story, says
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  he didn't leave the house that night, says he didn't use the station wagon,
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  says you didn't eat it. I didn't. You went to a movie,
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  that's right, RIVELI wasn't it. I gave a long statement this morning,
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  Lieutenant, I signed it. Somebody used that station wagon. When the
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  arresting offices got to your house, the motor was still warm. I didn't
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  use it, and I know my brother didn't. You think somebody could have
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  gotten that car out of the garage without your brother herring? I don't know.
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  Maybe they couldn't hold up a candy store, shoot two people, bring
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  it right back to the garage. I don't know. I just know I
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  didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't either. He didn't hold
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  up a candy store or shooting anybody. My brother wouldn't do anything like that.
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  What time did you get home? I have to keep telling you.
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  You have to keep telling me. Around twelve o'clock or maybe a little after.
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  That was a cop waiting for me. He'll remember what time better than
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  I do. If you went to the movie, Yeah, what time did
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  you get to the movie? After eight? Sometimes? What was playing?
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  Two pictures? Mister lucky and lady takes a chance they're reissues, aren't thing.
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  I saw them before a long time ago, the good ones. I
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  wanted to see him again. Your brother runs a gas station, didn't he?
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  Yeah? I like? Does he work? Years later, around seven?
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  How does your brother doing this gas station? He does? All right,
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  that's pretty good money. You don't work? No, No, I've
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  been looking for a job. How old are you Joing twenty two? John's
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  twenty eight? Yeah? When's your mother? And father died? Mom died
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  when we were kids. Dad about five years ago, and John's been supporting
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  him. I told you I was trying to get a job. It's not
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  easy, and I want to talk to you again and stick around the home.
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  Sure, la time. My brother didn't do it, lutime. Awful
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  lot of evidence, Johim, but he didn't. We don't talk about it
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  later. Bye, George, good bye Luton. All right, George Walker's
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  coming out. Put a man on him. What's the matter, Ben?
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  You look unhappy? I'm time once of coffee? You got it made normal,
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  It'll only take a second. You won't have time hospital call. It's
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  all right to see missus outdoor. Okay, Hey, here's the report on
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  John Walcott on good months. The average is about three hundred clear pays eighty
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  five dollars a month on the mortgage, and a lot of people doing a
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  whole lot worse. Let's get walk up and take him down to the hospital
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  with us. This is Olber. This is Olber. Yes, this is
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  Luke Killan Guthrie in search of grib They would have talked to you. Why
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  we won't take long. Why we want you to tell us if you've ever
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  seen this man before? Move up, John right a hand, Missus Albert.
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  I don't know. I'm not sure. Could he be one of the
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  men who held up your store. I don't know. He looks I don't
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  know. He isn't the one who shot us one of the gun No,
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  he's not that one. You sure, yes, yes, I'm sure,
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  well, missus Albert. Several people say they saw this man run away from
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  your store. I don't remember. The other one too well, the one
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  good by the door. Happened so quick? The man a they're doing you
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  do or not remember? He was in the middle of the room. Oh,
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  happened so quick. The other one. I didn't really know that.
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  I think that's about a left. I will tell us my husband dead and
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  we'll do everything we can, missus, Elmer, why can you do?
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  He dead? That's all. I hope you didn't have anything to do with
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  it, young man. I hope for your sake you didn't. Is it
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  terrible things? Thanks man? Yeah, all right, send in mister Dill.
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  First, well it's a coffee one. Come in, mister Dil.
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  You met judgeing Graham? Yes, hellos I think hello mister Dial and have
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  a seat. Thank you, mister Darren. We know definitely the man you
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  identified this morning wasn't the one who actually did the killing. He was one
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  of the men who ran aways. Next time, well, we're interested in
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  the other man. Now what does he look like? That? It all
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  happens fast. Like I told you, I was just walking by when I
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  hit the shot, and on the screen the door of the store flow open.
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  Two men came outter were running. The first one and one in front
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  was the one I pointed out the lineup. He would differently notice the other
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  man, No exactly, I got to kind of a look at him.
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  But it all happens fast. I guess I was more interested than the other
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  one, the one I recognized. You don't think you could identify the other
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  one? Well, they separated, like I took that, they started running
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  in different directions. I would after the one who crams in the station wagon,
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  and I got his license summer. You went right after him, Well,
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  I took a look in the store at first. I wanted to see
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  what was going on. Then you went after him when I went after the
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  one with the station wagon. Yes, I saw the two people lying on
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  the floor blood, and I just went after him. How far did you
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  chase him before he got in the station way? Oh? About your block
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  again? How far away from him were you when he drove the station wagon
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  off. Oh, I don't know. Just about fifty feet or where you
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  were across from the station wagon on behind him? Yea, I was behind
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  it. I was chasing, yes, I know. But he didn't cut
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  across the street. The station wagon wasn't parked on the other side of the
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  string. No, he just ran up the block station when I was parking
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  the scene side of the street. Where did he turn around and look back
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  at any But I don't know, I don't. I don't think so he
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  just ran up at the car and drove off, or I could catch him.
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  But you recognize IM? Sure? The man this morning the line up.
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  You don't remember anything about the other? No, no, no,
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  harright, mister Dill. Is that all? Yeah? That's all? And
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  thank you? Oh sure, any mister Dill. Yeah, if this man
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  was running away from you, you were behind him the whole time. You
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  were about fifty feet away, behind the wagon when he drove off. I
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  should think it would be a little to tell much about a man under those
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  circumstances. And I got a good look, all an good look you said
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  he didn't turn around. Well, no, I don't think that. I
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  don't remember that. Well I got a look at when it ran out that
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  door. He right passed me. Oh, I got a look at him.
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  Then, all right, mister lay he was a guy. I got
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  a pot look. Yes, you think you'll want me again, we'll call
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  you if we do. What are you doing, Ben, trying to get
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  a description of a man who used the gener Yeah, and while you're doing
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  it, you practically made dyla liar the way he tells it, or I
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  should say, the way you got it out of him. He couldn't have
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  made a positive identification of a man who ran passed him through a doorway then
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  showed him his back for the rest of the time. The line up this
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  morning, Dylan, the others didn't say a word. I heard you read
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  off the charges, but before they went in they knew whoever we had was
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  the one who owned the station wag. O can't explain you the station wag.
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  You got the license number. The car was still young. I know,
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  I know. Then, what are you're trying to do. I'm trying
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  to find out who killed a man in the candy still by making a liar
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  out of the best witness your gut, who's making a liar? You're trying
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  to put it in your mind if we find out what the other three witnesses
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  have got to say, Well, you don't have to do jumping. I
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  do course, well sending missus Evans. I'm I'm sorry. Then maybe you'd
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  better put some moist sugar in your coffee. Okay, okay. Nobody remembers
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  the second man. Everybody remembers the first. Everybody remembers the first. Everybody
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  claims they recognized the guy as he came out the door running. Yeah,
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  running, So maybe because they knew Wolcott owned the station wagon, they jumped
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  to identify him. We've had long identifications before, Yes, but that's the
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  station wagon. That's the car. One of the hold up men jumped into
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  four people. Four people, three men and a woman claimed they recognized the
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  guy, so suppose they really didn't get a good look at him. It
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  was Wolcott station wagon. Neil got the license number. Two of the other
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  witnesses saw bill changed the guy, saw the wagon pull away. One of
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  them even identified the make of the wagon. Yeah, Sergeant Quin on the
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  phone, Lieutenant Okay, Quin's taming George Walker. Yes, Quin, you
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  ever see the man? What's the address of the pool? Uh? Who's
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  the girl? All? Uh huh, But all right, stay with him.
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  I'm going out for a while. Ah what he's got? And I
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  don't know. I don't want to check it, Coin says George Walker met
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  a man in a pool room, talk with him for a long time,
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  and then when over to see a girl nam the hall. Maybe nothing,
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  but I'm going to do some checking. Sure I know walk Cot play schnicker
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  and you as hey, you know his brother? No, I didn't know
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  I had one. I had. George met a man in here to day
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  They left one across the street to get a shoe. Shine talf in man
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  dark wearing a brown jacket like fans. Rudy, Rudy, Ruddy Garb.
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  He plays mere all his buddy George. Is they power Alan Rudy Garmin you
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  know him? Yeah, I don't like him. Slimy, kind of a
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  girl. He's a bad boy. Yeah, I kind of remember him.
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  Were you gave him a shine, tall thin dark man brown jacket like pants?
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  Yeah yeah, I think so with a younger fellow, brown hair,
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  Yeah yeah, yeah, boy. Now pay any attention to what they were
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  saying. Most I just shined shoes, yeah, Miss Hall, Yeah,
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  Lieutenant Guthrick police, Oh well you what I'd like to talk to you?
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  Yeah? Apartments to mess you know? George Walker, Yeah, he's done
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  something. He came to see a little while ago. Sure, I know
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  him. We're just friends. He's done something, you know. Rudy Garvin,
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  Yeah, friend of George's. What did George one just say? Alone?
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  I just stopped by to say alone? How well do you know him?
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  Not too well? We're just friends, you know his brother? No,
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  never met him. I weldly you know, Rudy Garvin, Like I
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  know George? So what is there? Were you last night? Last night?
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  Home? I take home one night I'm going to clean the apartment,
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  but I got to read in the book. Did you see her talk to
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  George or Rudy anytime last night? No? Yeah, I sure would like
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  to know what this is all about. Did the boy do something dishonest?
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  You just forget about it, miss All? You just forget about talking to
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  me? Sure? Thanks for all anytime? Sure side the apartment? Such
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  your math. Here's the file on Rudy Garvin Van and his pictures. Doesn't
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  arrest two convictions, petty theft in possession a cheap food with a nasty disposition.
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  Thinks he's tough. Yeah. Here's Quine's last report on George Wolcott's tailed
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  her from the girls to the east side of town, where he met the
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  same man he met the pool hall. Rudy Garman Young Wolcott's in his house
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  now Quine steaked out across the street. Check on this miss home. Here's
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  the address. Put a man over there to watching right, I'll check back.
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  I'm going down to the hospital and show this picture of Rudy Garvin to
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  missus album. She's a lot worse. She said a bad time and she
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  conscious as she was. This is Albert, Yes, this is Albert the
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  lieutenative again. He wants to talk to you. Hello, missus, Albert,
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  Oh, I would take much time. I want you to look at
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  this picture, all right? Who's here? Yes? Who's hearing us?
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  The man? You're sure that doesn't had anything? Gun er shot me?
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  That is it? One? He's good? Fine. Brought in George Wolcott
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  about five minutes ago. What about Rudy Gavin's check? Oh, George all
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  the time? What's this all about? Stay in the chair, George?
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  What is all about? Why did that cop bring me in? Well?
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  We wanted to talk to you some more, George about your brother. Oh,
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  A couple of things have come up. They just kind of change our
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  mind about him. You mean you don't think he did it? We're pretty
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  sure he didn't. Well, I told you so. He wouldn't stick up
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  a store or shoot anybody. I guess not. He just isn't the kind
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  He knows who did stick up that store though, he knows who was using
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  that station wagon. Well, why doesn't he tell you? Oh, he's
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  probably protecting somebody. Do you think it's me? Do you think I stuck
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  up that store? Somebody took that station wagon? Yeah? Well I didn't.
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  I told you that I told you I was on a show. What
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  I told you? The Ribelly? Yeah, you're a pretty good snooker player,
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  right here snooker. How long have you known Rudy garb and George?
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  Oh about No, I don't know a couple of years. I guess.
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  Why do you want to know about Rudy for? What were the two movies
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  you saw? John Lady takes a chance and It's a lucky What times you
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  get to the theater? How about eight? I guess you're sure? Yeah?
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  About eight? You met Governor Day at a pool hall? So what
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  you talked with him? And then you went over to see a girl named
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  Hall? Yeah, that's right. What's the matter with that? Do you
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  have a key to that station wagon? George? Johnny? We both got
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  keys. What do you want to know about Rudy for? He's got a
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  record. He's a tough boy to get mixed up with. I didn't know
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  he had a record. What time do you leave the house before you went
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  to the movie? Joined? Around seven? Seven? Ribley's met far from
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  your house? What'd you do from seven to eight? Stopped in the pool
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  hall and shot again? You run into Rudy Garvin? No, No,
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  No, I didn't see him that night. You didn't drive the station wagon?
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  No, I sure didn't. Your brother's a pretty nice guy. He's
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  all right. Look, I didn't do this thing. Why do you think
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  I had something to do with it? What picture was playing when you got
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  to the movie, mister Lucky? They had a news real, I suppose.
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  Yeah, your brother's been supporting you for a long time, asn't there?
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  Yeah? I told you I was trying to get a job. You
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  want to looking for a job? Yeah? Where'd you go? Who'd you
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  see? Why? I saw a lot of people. I don't remember all
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  of them. Name a couple. In the last couple of weeks. I
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  haven't been looking. What did you see the girl for today? Betty Lastman's
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  Hall? Yeah, Betty Hall. Who did you see it for? Why?
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  I just went over to see her? Well, nothing, just to
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  see her. What part of us are Lucky? Did you get in on?
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  What part? You know? What part was happening? You know what
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  was happening in the story when you walked in? Well have you seen it?
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  Yeah, we've seen it. Well, you remember the part when they
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  had a big gambling party. Yeah, well that was a part when I
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  walked in Kelly Grant had all that money wrapped up in the way. Did
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  the news reel come in the end of the show between pictures? Between the
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  pictures? What times you get out of the show? About eleven thirty?
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  I guess I got back to the house around twelve, and I'm at the
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  cop who took me down here. And you didn't drive the stay. No,
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  and you didn't see Rudy Garland. No, the woman who was shot
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  identified Garvin as the man who shot him. Well, I can't help that.
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  I wasn't with Rudy. I didn't see him. Yes, you've seen
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  him before. I haven't. Yeah, there a pictures, but I liked
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  them. I saw them again. I told you that, blud You didn't
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  take a message from Rudy Garwin to Benning Hall. No, No, I
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  left Rudy and I I just decided to stop buying. What was the newsreel
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  about? The news? Yeah? What was it about? Well, I
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  don't know. I left in the middle. You left in the middle of
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  it. No, No, I didn't mean that. Well what was it
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  about? I don't remember. You can't expect me to remember everything. You
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  remember the two pictures? Yeah, sure, then you should remember the newsreel
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  have something about the here why a woman last Wish football game? I don't
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  remember. You can't blame me for that. After the candy stone was robbed
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  about nine That would be about the time the news reel went on. I
• 25:49
  don't remember the news reeling. I think I went out and get some popcorn,
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  were out for the whole newsreel. Maybe I like what went on after
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  the newsreel the other picture? Didn't they have any coming attractions or anything they
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  usually do? Yeah? They had really attractions? What were they? I
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  don't remember that either. You remember both pictures, but you don't remember the
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  news wheel of the coming attractions? No, which was first? The newsreel
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  of the coming attractions? The news How do you know that? Because I
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  saw it start and then I want to get the pomp out of the start.
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  I don't remember. Then the coming attractions went on? Yes, I
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  thought you said the other picture went on after the newsreel. I think you
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  better tell us where you really were, George, Okay, get a stenograph
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  from man? All right? Cigarette joy? Yeah, where can we find
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  Rudy Garbin? Over Betty's apartment? That's why I went by to tell her
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  the Rudy'd be bi Alon nine tonight. They're leaving town. Will you let
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  my brother go? Now, there's two cars at the end of the street.
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  Quine and n Asher are around back, two minutes each side of the
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  building. Quine and Nasher moved everybody out except the girls. She's still in
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  there, hasn't left her room. Huh, what times at nine o'clock?
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  You know Rudy's late. We take him on the street. No, he's
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  got a gun. Better way, Quine said. The landlady was a little
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  unhappy for she was going to get her place shut up, and I hope
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  she doesn't. There's a there's a cab. Uh, that's garling. Let
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  him get into the building. All right, let's go second floor, third
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  door. Yeah what George, what what do you want? We got Garbon's
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  pretty bad. You're better get an ambulance. Boy. Well, you sure
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  wreck this place. I don't worry about it. Bet he never cleans it
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  anyway. The line up, where before you've passed the innocence, the vegrans,
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  the thief, the murderer. Listen next week when we again bring you
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  the line up. Welcome back. Oh. In this case, it turns
• 29:18
  out that revs is listing off. The charge turned out to be prejudicial to
• 29:25
  the guy in the line not being familiar with modern police lineup. So I
• 29:30
  wonder if this sort of thing is even permitted, or if there's variants from
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  place to place. But overall, I thought this was a pretty good mystery.
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  I should mention that this episode occurs on November sixteen, was aired on
• 29:45
  November sixteenth, nineteen fifty and there were eight lost episodes between last week's show
• 29:52
  and this week's and unfortunately the titles for all of them are unknown. But
• 29:57
  next week we'll actually have the next show inline, and that'll be the case
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