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The Line Up: The Pitiful Patricide Case (EP1136) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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dot net you can check out my book review of The Doorbell Rang. Now
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a little bit of apology and explanation. If you recall back in September of
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this year, I played an episode that had been labeled The Pitiful Patricide Case
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from June seventeenth of nineteen fifty two. Well, I when at the time
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I commented that the title didn't seem to fit the episode. However, that
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was what it was labeled, and so I kind of moved on from there.
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But it turns out that that was indeed mislabeled, and this is why
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the Lineup is such a tough series to collect. I'll go up back and
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update the show notes that episode was actually bent Lean's Booboo case and that actually
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fits the story and now ever so hopefully we'll be back in order after this
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week. After we go back to June the seventeenth, employ the actual story
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ladies and gentlemen. In just a moment, we will take you,
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by a transcription, behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American
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hey, cabits here, I put them down the front row. Murph sitting.
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Okay, well one, yeah, thanks? How many tonight? Thirty
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two? How would you think of that ball game today? I've got a
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theory. Yeah, you win a pennant in spring training camp when everybody's anxious
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to play ball. What about the regular games routine? The rosha know about
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this. You're gonna call him tonight and tell him, huh hey, I
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have your retention, please. You people out there on the other side of
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the wire in the audience room, may I have your retention please? I'll
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take it back here. Okay, thank you. My name is Corgar,
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Sergeant Pete Corgar. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects
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you will see will be numbered. I'll call up the number, their name
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and charge. Do you have any questions or identifications. Please remember the number
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of sign of the prisoners. I call his name the end of each line.
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When I ask for questions or identifications, call off the number. If
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you're sure or not too sure of the suspect. Have him held the questions.
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I asked these suspect similarly to get a natural tone of voice, So
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do not pay too much attention to their answers, as they often lie.
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All right, bring on the line, even movie bors right over here to
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the end of the state. Come on, come on, I'll turn and
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face in the front. Had to decide when I call your number, step
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out of the circle and face the audience. Keep your head up straight ahead,
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talk right out so everybody can hear what you have to say. Number
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one, Earl Shell grand theft auto. Step out right there? Yeah,
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how where do you live? Fourteen in a rap So look at me,
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earl, look at the audience. That's it. What's the house number there?
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Fourteen? Upper? Who? How long you lived in this city?
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Oh? My life? Are you married? We separated? But it get
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them still married? You own a car driving a new Buick around town a
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couple of nights ago. Won't you stand up straight, take your hands out
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of your pocket. You own a gun? No, what about the Webley
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Fosbury automatic you were carrying in the office? Has arrested you my gun?
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I don't know it. I've owned a gun in my life. What do
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you do? H what's your business? How do you make a living?
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I worked in hotels mostly doing what that time? I hotpels at the pin
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ivery? One? Good? How long did that last? Okay, I'll
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step back, yeah, number two, Stanley, Goodman, I'm robbery.
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Put your address, Stanley, Go one six Comra Avenue. What's that?
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Oh? Well, motel the Odwise, I think the name of it.
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I'd take off your glasses. You wear them all the time. Most of
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the time. We were wearing them yesterday afternoon. I don't remember. Talk
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up Stanley. It's a long way to the back of the room. I
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don't know if I was wearing them or not. That's better put them back
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on. How long you've been in town? I got here a day before
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yesterday. Take any people out there? Hear him? You have to talk
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louder, Stanley Iman, don't be afraid. I'm not afraid anybody arrested with
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you. Yeah, I'll back there him number eight? Yeah, who is
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he? And jack something. Where'd you meet him at the motel yesterday?
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Number eight? Jack keeper? I don't know. It sounds like it.
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I only met him yesterday. Any weapons, No, you don't own a
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gun? No I don't he had it? What about the car? Yeah,
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it's mine? What kind is it? Ok? Forty seven for convertible
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white sidewalk? How do you make your living? I'm a musician, drummer
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and worked for Shooting Park n Pretty good drummer, pretty good? Yeah,
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stuck with it. I wish I had seventeen thirty eighth North album. Victim's
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name Alfred Brown? How bad is it? Dead? When I found him?
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Bad? Hi? Ben? Hello? Around back? Happened in the
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basement. It's pretty awful. Shotgun case man next door found them, reported
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about nine forty. I've got men covering the block. Okay, anybody seeing?
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No bill falls still on the victim, all the two hunting in cash
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and watch ring all that. Hey, what's that carpentine? Yeah, Hellett's
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blasted a can on the shelf in the windows all open? Hello, Ben?
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Hi? He died instantly, Ben. It was fired point blank less
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than ten foot range. Oh, LEXI it must have been standing about there
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the blast knocked him clear back over there, screens on those windows all shattered.
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Whoever did it had to step on to get up these steps. That's
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where it was. Yeah, twelve gage country. Okay, who went to
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the call at forty six and seventy two? I want the reports tonight.
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Doc won't take long on this one, Okay, we'll reported it. A
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oh man next door, Robert Presnell says, Brown's wife at the movies with
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his wife. Doesn't know where Brown's son went tonight. Saunda's down at the
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Neighborhood theater. Presidente'll see the bunny. Yeah, Kenny tone, he's okay,
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m trumping time's up here too, Yeah, mister Presnell, huh oh
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oh, yeah, this is Lieutenant Guthrie. Oh hell, have you told
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Lillian Lillian that's missus Brown? Yes? Does she know we haven't located it
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yet. I don't know. She won't take it. I don't know.
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She's not very strong. She a awful thing to happen. Yeah, but
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you can help us a lot, mister Presno, by telling us everything you
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know, everything you can remember. Oh. I didn't think it was anything
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until I smelled the turpentine. Well, how's that mister Presner, I was
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sitting in my living room listening to the ballgame. I heard a noise,
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like an explosion. It was kind of muffled, and I didn't think anything
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about it until I smelled that turpentine, and I thought that maybe that some
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stuff I had downstairs it exploded to something in the heat, you know.
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Yeah, But everything was okay down there, and when I went outside,
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I could tell it was coming from Arrow's house, and then I smelled gun
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potty. Al didn't answer the door when I knocked, and so I walked
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around to the back of the place. Uh, there was a light on
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in the kitchen, and I was pretty sure he was home. And then
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I saw there was a light on down the basement. Well, I knocked
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on the screen a couple of times, and then I called and no one
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answered me. So I looked down the stairs and I saw his leg at
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the bottom of steo. I went down. Then I came back and I
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phoned the police. Where's mister Brown? Then, well, sure he was.
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Did you examine him? Oh? No, no, no, but
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but I could tell just just the way you won. How about a smoke?
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No, no, no, thank you. I don't use but tell
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me anybody besides you in your house tonight, mister Presnow, no, no,
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I was alone. You were alone in your house and mister Brown was
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alone in this house. Is that it? Your wife went to the movies
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with missus Brown. Yes, yes, that's it. Do you know what
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time they left? When? It was eight or eight thirty? I'm not
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sure? But now think back before you heard the sound of explosion, did
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you hear voices? No car? Maybe? No? No? Nothing?
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Or what about after one? No? Another thing? It's it's very quiet,
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neighborhood. Have your set on loud? Did you well? It was
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a ball game, you know? Is uh? Is that mister Brown's car
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in the driveway? Oh you mean a little Chevy and no, that's that's
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Bobby's car. Bobby, mister Brown's son. Uh huh, al has well
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he had a Chrysler, a new one not around then. Do you know
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where the Chrysler is tonight, mister Presnow, No, I don't unless maybe
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little in and Alice used it to go to the movies. Pretty good friends,
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are they? Uh? Your wife and missus Brown or neighbors? Yeah?
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Yeah, they were good friends. I gain. How about you and
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mister Brown? Oh yes, neighbors. You know, happened to notice if
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anyone came to visit him here tonight. No, no, what do you
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do, mister presnow? Mm oh, I'm an accountant. I I've got
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my own office. Uh on Cedar Boulevard. I see how long have you
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lived in park Hill? Oh? Six seven years. We bought the house
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right after the war. Let's see, that's the early part of forty seven.
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And you know mister Brown all that time. No, no, I
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didn't. Just see, he didn't move here until a year ago. The
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people named Hanley built the house and he bought it from them. Mister Brown
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always get along with people around here. Oh sure, yes, Oh who
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lives on the other side, Well, the other side, Well that's Abe
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Levy. He's an insurance man. He's out of town for the summer.
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He's retired. House vacant as far as I know. You saw the twelve
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gage shotgun down in the basement, didn't you. It's Al's gun Leian gave
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to him Las Christmas. Alright? Ready to go here? Ben? Okay,
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doctor, I am sure you are right, Ben? Yeah? Are
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they are they taking him away? Yeah? Where downtown? To the Morgan
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Oh, mister President now. Can you think of anybody who might have been
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angry with mister Brown, someone he was having trouble with. I told you
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you got along with everybody around here. Yes, yes, I know,
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but I mean somewhere else and his business maybe? Oh no, will He
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never said anything to me, And that's Lilian. I stay here, Jaffi.
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Ali must get around side. Missus Brown. Take my idea. Hi,
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got it, Doc, get in, Okay, let her down.
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Be right there. This is sigeing Cogo, Missus Brown. How do you
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do? Hello? A little coffee? Yelp? Maybe? Well, it's
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very kind of you, such cream and sugar. Mike, there you go,
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thank you. I uh wish we didn't have to do this, Missus
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Brown. I understand you're comfortable, Yes, Timber right now. Did you
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have dinner at home with your husband? Yes, we just had cold things
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been such a warm day. Nothing much about what time was then? Six?
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I guess? And then you went to the show with Missus President later
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on. Yes, your husband didn't want to go to the show. He
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doesn't didn't care much for movies. No, was Bobby home tonight to dinner?
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So al and I alone I seen Bobby telephone late in the afternoon,
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that he wouldn't be home to dinner. He was good about things like that.
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Did he say where he was No, I don't remember. Did he
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say where he was going to be denying? I think he said he had
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a date or something. I don't know. He doesn't knowbody's father. Easy,
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now, easy, I pe'd get that window winter and tell me.
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Uh, your son drives a Chevrolet Coop. Is that right, Missus Brown?
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Yes, the same one that's in the driveway. Yes, I understand
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you have a new christ in the family. Yes, you didn't take it
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to the movies? No, we walk You suppose your son hasn't. Well,
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it's not inside the garage and the Chevrolets there. You suppose Bobby took
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it to night, maybe came back and got it. Oh, I would
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think so old Lois. Bobby didn't let him drive the new car much,
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and he had his own. Where's the Chevrolet in the driveway when you left?
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No, No, Bobby hadn't. You're sure, Missus Brown? Yes,
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Bobby's what uh seventeen sixteenth high school? Three months high us past two,
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Missus Brown. The office has stationed at the house. He hasn't shown
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up or phoned usually stay out laid like this. No, no, and
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then though, like all kids, you're very conscientious about things like that.
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I can't understand, well, he'll up. You have no idea where he
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is. You just said he had a date. I don't know what girls
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he takes out. Excuse me, you guess me laugh. Just finished on
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the gun ben three good prints. Yeah, they found two more on the
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basement door. Bloodstained anything check out. Yeah, with the ones we got
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on the Chevy, they all belonged to the boy friends. Wherever you are,
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refreshing, delicious. Now back to the lineup. I got an apv
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AT for the boy. You get a license number on the Christler. Yeah,
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supplementary is checking. Shouldn't take too long. It could have been a
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long way by now. Yeah, Emmy, he finished there. It is
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collapse of both. That's something he made sure you did. Make sure.
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I want to come in here a minute. Oh me too, I'm getting
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hungry. Yeah, what's up? Murph and Crockett can go on out there.
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I want to call Asher and tell him to get back in. Okay,
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here, what's this night number for missus Brown's doctor. Better get him
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out of bed and tell him what's happened. Okay, anything else that don't
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make it. See you in the morning. Yeah, I fee n n
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missus Brown. The same doctor finally gave her something. We'd have to talk
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to her again. Yeah, President, thanks for barking up the wrong tree.
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He told me how Bobby and his father played golf every Saturday, always
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getting along. Why do you think he'd do it? Then? I'd like
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to ask him, wouldn't we all? Let's do it? Holy? Oh
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oh yeah I got a quarter? Yeah? Yeah, okay, how owe
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you? Oh? What hit it? I'm being robbed. It's my quarter.
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I'm being robbed. Oh nuts? Oh, Sergeant Carter? When okay?
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Our val division we found the Christler parked and Rose Boulevard again? Yeah,
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that was quick. How about the kid comb in the area? Now
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we better go on on? Yeah, I'm rasklinger. How are you this?
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Sergeant Corgan? Same here? Sorry you had to make the trip.
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We we could have sent him in. Carl Carr picked him up fifteen minutes
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ago, hiding in a filling station restroom, got him down here. Any
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trouble, No, admitted who he was and said he killed his father.
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Anything else? H What happened between him? I haven't found that out yet.
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What a nice looking boy. I went about his age myself. Yeah.
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This is Lieutenant Gutthlee and Targeant Carter w all of sen I suppose I
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suppose you're gonna ask me the same things he asked me. No, we're
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just going to try and clear this thing. Up, Bunny, I should
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have clear up. I told him I kill him. I'll tell you there
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isn't anything that has to be cleared up. You've got me. That's pretty
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much what we know already. How did it happen? Bonnie shot him at
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the twelve gauge tonight shot him dead. He deserved it. Why do you
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think he deserved it? I didn't say I think he deserved it. I
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know he deserved it. Go for the night, fraet. I guess so
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Bernie, where do you want to? Here's all right, I'll talk it
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all right, Bobby, sure, who's gonna sign this? Oh? I
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will give me long night? Yeah, yeah, I'll see you. Yeah.
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No, up, you in here, Legacy. I want to get
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the book, Pete. Oh, nothing all clean? Ben? Okay,
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I thought you were taking me to jail. You're there, but I mean
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really in jail. This isn't any jail. You just want to get a
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few things straightened up before we do. I told you in the car,
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I haven't got anything to say. There's nothing to say. Look, you've
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made that part of it pretty clear, and there's just some facts we want
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to know. Nothing more. What do you mean, well, that would
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happened tonight. Now, Look, you aren't going to leave here or us
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until we get them to understand you. Dry ben nothing, Bobby, I
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don't want you got home around nine o'clock. Is that about right? Yeah?
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You changed your clothes and got ready for your date. Yeah, your
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father was home you know that. Did you argue with him? Yes?
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Wouldn't he let you have the car? Oh? That wasn't it at all?
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That wasn't anywhere near it? Then? What wasn't it doesn't matter to
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you peopled anyone between him and me. I don't know you. You don't
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know me. There isn't any reason for asking me things like that. I've
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told you what you need to arrest me. Look, don't please, just
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don't try to make me tell you, because I won't tell you. We
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don't want to make you do anything, Bobby. You've done enough already.
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It's just that it'll all come out sooner or later. It might be better
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for you to tell us about it. Now. Was it something at school?
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No, it was nothing at school? Getting along all right in school?
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Sure? Well? Year again, I'm a junior. I don't suppose
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you smoke yet? No, I don't. I won't ever smoke, but
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the match ben? There you go. Thanks? Look, fellas, I'm
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awful tired. What happens now? That's up to the court. Oh,
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I mean what happens tonight? Now? Do I spend the rest of the
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night in jail or here? Yeah? I got Bobby Brown in my office?
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Can you take him over to the main jail and book him? Now?
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Be right up, lieutenant? Who found him? Your father? Yeah,
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mister Presnel. Do he look pretty bad? You know how close you
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were when you pulled the trigger? Yeah? But I didn't look at him
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when I where's mom? Hospital? She's sick? How do you think she'd
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be? Bunny Son? She loved and cared for all her lives, killed
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her husband? What kind of a life as your mother got to look forward?
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And now? What do you think about that? Better than with him?
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I don't understand. Then she will. She'll understand it. Your mother.
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Sure, if you'd seen her the way I saw tonight, I don't
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think you'd say that. I don't think you'd say that at all. He
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feels pretty bad. I did it for her, for your mother. I
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wouldn't take it because of her. She knew that it was going on,
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that had been going on ever since we moved from Chicago. She didn't say
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anything to him about it, But you didn't. Is that it? When
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I came in the night, he was talking to that woman on the phone
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who was telling HERY love loved her write in mom's house. I'd seen him
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with her a couple of times. Once I was at the movies with my
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girl. We ran into them in the lobby. My own dad out with
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someone who wasn't my mother. Guess what started at tonight? I told him
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he had to stop it. He said I should mind my own business.
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That I didn't understand. Then he slapped me. I went down to the
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basement. I don't know why we were in the kitchen, and I guess
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it was the closest place to run to. He followed me down. He
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came for me. Did he attack you? Bobby tried to hurt you.
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He tried to put his arms around me and make up. He wanted to
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make up, but he didn't want to stop seeing her. Okay, man,
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yeah, monsense, Yeah, almost four been when I left. Thanks,
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you the lineup. Hey, I have your attention. Please you people out
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there on the other side of the wire in the audience room may have your
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attention. Please thank you. My name is Cougar, Sergeant Pete Cager.
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I'll explain the line up to you. Each of the suspects you will see
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will be numbered. I'll call up a number their name in charge. Do
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you have any questions or identifications, Please remember the numbers signed to the prisoners.
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I call his name at the end of each line. When I ask
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for questions or identifications, call out the number. If you're sure, you're
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not too sure of the suspect, have him in The lineup, starring Bill
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Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie with Jack Moyles The Sergeant Pete Carger, was written
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by E Jack Newman with music by Eddie Dunsteader. Featured in tonight's cast were
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High Everbach, Peter Leeds, Harry Lang, Sidney Miller, Howard mcneer,
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Virginia Greg Gil Stratton Junior and Jim Nusser. The lineup was transcribed in Hollywood
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by Hi Made d'alvaier. This is the CBS Radio Network. Welcome back,
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Welcome good Drama, and Basket of All Sanity is returned to the universe.
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Trying to bring you these shows in order, but it's definitely a challenge,
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and at least with the lineup all right, one quick listener comments and feedback.
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It's a larger part of a larger note which I'll address on the war,
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but ask one question that I'll go ahead and address here is from Val.
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The last episode of Poirot broadcast last month was quite wonderful. I'm not
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sure if you have seen it yet. Well, I have not yet.
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It's not aired in the United States the DVD. They've set up a page
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for it on Amazon to pre order, but with no release dates said.
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Plus that you eat the price is kind of high, fifty ninety nine a
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pre order, so I'm waiting. I know. I spoke to someone I
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won't mention their name or a specific relationship, but they have seen it basically
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say well, there are ways you can say it even if it's not been
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legally released anywhere, but I tend not to do that and to be patient,
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So I'm patiently waiting. Plus, at this point, when it comes
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to Puoro, I'm in the middle of a series. I actually still have
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to get started on series ten. I just got started watching Pooro a couple
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of years ago, so I'm a little bit behind, but I'm gonna catch
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up here. Thanks so much for the comment. Now we'll see you back
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