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and today's episode original air date November twentieth, nineteen fifty one. Pursuit on
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the not Ferry and mal Pursuit Pursuit my criminal strikes and hats quickly back into
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the shadows of his own doc world. And then the Man from Scotland Yarn,
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the famous Inspector Peter Black, and the dangerous relentless when Man Hunts Man
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Wright, start as a famous inspector Peter Black of Scotland Yard, we bring
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you to Night's story Pursuit on the night Ferry. You that, mister,
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my actually past man, I'm sure we'll do that one, but yeah,
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I'm shy. It's on three. Yeah, said try what lace? She
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knew you like buisine, s carb, like vis Oh my boy, it's
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not that did a vita near goos? You didn't you have this? I
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give us the mother because it all, but you do much more? THO?
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What was that all about? Once a restaurant car? Is that all
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the expression? I thought it was something else? No, just a Frenchman
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unhappy with English trains and English cookie? No was she telling him all?
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No? Literally, she said, my Darling. It is that you will
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destroy your stomach with the goal from nervousness before the food enters revolting. What's
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the time, Black, ten o'clock. I wouldn't mind avite to eat myself.
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Oh, you'll have to wait until Dover for that only forty minutes.
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Well, something's going to happen. I hope it's before the channel. Hi,
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you get sea sick Hudson violently, don't talk about it. I want
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look hang on here, will you. I'm going to see how mup it's
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getting on. We had boarded the Night Ferry Express at nine o'clock Victoria station.
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There would be no halts until Dover, at which point the train would
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be run aboard the ferry and transported across the English Channel to Dunkat. From
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there it would continue through to Paris. Somewhere then between our present point and
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our final destination, we were expecting trouble. Scotland Yard had received word from
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an informer to the effect that the Knight Ferry was to be held up on
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its run at what time and exactly where was not known, and so our
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Railway Police Inspector George Hobson, Marfa and I, as well as ten other
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men were making the journey in the hope of intercepting any attack. Allow,
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sir, no, everything quiet, nothing, I've been doing our fears,
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sir right, well, unless they're planning to stop the train when we get
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over to France. I don't think that that look. I'm well, I'll
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be dunet dummy. There a light on the head, something on the rails.
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I think all right. You jumped for at the second she stops pop
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in a half month, one month and two month packages were as little as
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four cents a day. It was ten minutes past ten when the Night Ferry
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Express pulled to a halt somewhere between Maidstone and Ashford. The countryside which stretched
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away beyond the rails was lost in darkness. As pre arranged, our men
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took up their posts to protect the fourteen cars of the train. To additional
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armed guards attached to the British Railway Service were in the baggage car. I
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ran down the cinder bed toward the level crossing upon which a lorry was standing.
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Inspector Hobson joined me a moment later. Did anybody see anything? Oh
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not yet? The conductors over there looking. I don't like it. For
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where's the lorry driver? It doesn't look as if there is one funny there
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might be an accident, flat tire there lights on driver could have gone off
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to get help. Pretty coincidental. Yes, I know. Alright here,
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it's all clear, sir, if we can give that single shovel off the
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rail. No sign of anybody, Oh not a soul. Can't hear anything
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down the other way? False alarm, Thank goodness, just a moment.
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M up it. You got another man there with you? Yes, all
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right, you send him up here to give us a hand and keep your
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eyes open. We moved the lorry off the rails and over to the side
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of the road, and then we went over it thoroughly. Apart from a
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few empty fruit baskets, there was no indication the thing was any more than
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it appeared. A stall lorry with a flat tire, but it was flat
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because the bow had been removed. It remained to determine exactly why. We
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boarded the train again, and I made a careful check of each car,
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including the baggage. It was absolutely certain that no one had got on the
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train during the five minutes. Hal Muppett, Hobson and I went to the
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restaurant car to took it over. Well, they're going to be in for
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it, all right, I know what the devil reason would they have to
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stop the train, but not try anything. Ah, I guess like canned
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into dovers it. Well, it wouldn't be much point to that muppett.
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The station's too well lighted. Five minutes one where the other wouldn't have picked
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that. Look here, Hubson, you had any other big robberies in the
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past? Yeah? Oh, nine months ago the Golden Arrow. It happened
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on the French side though she was stopped about twenty miles out of Calais.
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Oh, they knocked out the baggage car men and made off with quite a
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bit. Will I get them? No, that's worrying me. It sounds
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as though it could be the same gang. You any idea who they are?
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French? English? Oh? Didn't leave a crew, didn't speak Five
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men, all masked. They were on and off in less than five minutes,
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and it might be the same luck. Then you think we got to
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put another man in the baggage car A good idea? Hello, Look the
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frenchman that doesn't like are cooking looking for somebody? Yes you are? I
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think you? Please? You please? Which of you has the pleasure of
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being inspect? My name is black? Then I speak English? So very
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bad? Is it not? The onontsi, I also beg a lot that
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you donate to me an explanation, an explanation. We have this stop made
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in this plan. If he for why it is not schedule, Oh,
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that's nothing to worry about that this the conductor also has told me. But
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you should sep I satisfied? How you say I am dangerous? I beg
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of it a point. My person is carried with all formality jewels of great
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wealth at just a moment. Perhaps it would be simple if you explained in
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French. If you don't want to protiction, maybe a presciuse you have funn
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Pari. If you pulled a Voler upon a voyage, sir, train supposit
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the un arrezo Doug raid at kirk if your part issue Kilo Pierre Paris,
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if you Hudson, you got the passenger list, handy, Yes, what's
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up? This gentleman says he's a jeweler. Evidently he's carrying quite a bit
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with him. Now he's worried. You think somebody might have got wind of
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it and wants a robin Well, what's his name? Renounce roberrig compact,
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Martin Mars Roudier, Robert Rudier and wife Martin Rudier, Rudi, Rudi,
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all right, Robert Rudier Jeweler twenty three rules is a frank Paris, looks
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all right? He has a permit to transport the stuff in and out of
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England. Have you neutrons or comparctly? Mom monsieur, you should told me
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right, Bob, I won't give me a pet miss the paragrams game?
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So well, A little round Frenchman waddled back, swaying a bit to the
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movement of the train, and disappeared at the end of the car. Twenty
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five minutes later we pulled into Over. To that moment there had been no
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alarm. The twelve sleeping cars were shunted on to the ferry, and at
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ten minutes to twelve we moved out from the dock and the channel crossing was
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begun. It was an unusually calm night, but rather foggy. I took
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the opportunity to go to the upper deck for a minute or two to get
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a breath of sea air. Oh you sir, sorry right, for fog
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really closes in out here, doesn't he. Yes, Rana cigarette, Oh
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thank you favoring on the train. Yes, I look forward to this part
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of the trip. It's relief. I say, I was on my way
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to the lounge. Would you join me for a whiskey? And so oh?
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I should love to, but I'm afraid I can't just now, no
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shame. Well, I hope we bump into each other again. Bade ayd
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bye. I remember as I came to that my thought was one of annoyance.
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I was lying in the lounge. Several faces hovered about me. Stranger
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on deck, Marvet Hobson and two other of the railway police. I say,
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all right, yes, yes quite thanks muve Ittt. What are you
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doing up here? We heard a row, someone shouting had been in trouble
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on me? Oh, blessed, That's probably why I was conked. You
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wanted to get a few of you out of the way. You too,
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man, go down below. I'm just coming into the lounge when I heard
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something, I ran back and line, yeah that's all they good it is?
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Did you see anyone? No? Afraid? Not? Well, come
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on, Hudson, move it you sure you're all right? No, I've
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got a beastly headache. Feel better if I knew what was going on.
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If anything's happened on the train, I will feel worse. Sorry, black
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was my fault? Was that chap who found me in the lounge when you
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got there? Yes, all sympathy and flutters. Well, I'll tell you
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this much before this verry reaches Dunkirk, I'm going to go through every compartment
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on the train, check every passenger. This thing's gone far enough now.
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I got a nasty feeling that the people were looking for got on a Victoria
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when we did. Why did they stop the train? Then, sir,
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and you created a version h Hobson, you on our work inside. Start
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at the first calm of it. You'll take one man and check the other
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passengers on the boat, those with cars, passports, identity cards, everything
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project If something looks clear, you detain them. Yes, oh lord,
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what have you got an aspirin? We managed to arouse the hour of a
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number of British and assorted subjects who objected to so rude an awakening, but
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we didn't find a solitary thing a miss on the train. Hobson and I
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covered it from one end to the other. Muppett returned with the same news.
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It seemed to be a disgustingly law abiding ship. But my aching head
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told me otherwise. At half past three in the morning British time at half
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past four French time. We docked at Dunkirk. At five minutes to five.
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The sleeping cars were pulled out of the ferry and the journey to Paris
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was begun. Hi, I'm sorry, sir, I don't blame you.
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It wis Hudson went back to the baggage cart. It just having a look
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about. Be on the safe side. We'd better believe that man posted outside
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the Duelist confivement, send him back a cup of tea and sam with I'll
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get you suping yo. I don't think so it And let's see. It's
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a quarter past six. We arrive at the garden, not at half past
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nine. Didn't light outside it? Yes, well another three hours and then
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inspector. Yes, once up. It's been trouble to two cars forward.
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One of our men's been cashed. A little frenchman's screaming has been robbed.
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A right, come on, three or four mass men with guns. They've
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rubbed everyone in the car. And the sound of it, women screaming,
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fainting all over the ruddy place about the robbers. I don't know, sir,
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But on the train somewhere a couple of our boys been after them.
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of pursuit on the night ferry sleeping car number eight was a bedlam. The
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railway police detective had not exaggerated the condition. It took ten minutes to to
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establish exactly what had happened, and this only when one of the pursuing officers
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returned from the chase empty handed. He gave me his report in the vestibule
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at the end of the car. First, IOVI so was when I wanted
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a number eight car. I saw a Detective Parnhill lying unconscious outside one of
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the compartments the jewelers. Rudier, Yes, Sir Roja came out and stood
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in the passage way, screaming bloody murder. His wife did likewise inside.
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Did you see the bandits? No, sir, but Rogge said they'd gone
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forward toward the engine. I ran that way. Another man joined me in
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the car seven. Hadn't he seen the men run past him? He must
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have done it been no, sir Rich stepped into the vestibule there for a
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glass of water. Oh, blast. Well, I couldn't find a trace
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of them, sir, went right up to the first car. Everything was
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quiet as you like. They couldn't have got off, Rudio says, they
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went forward. All right, We've only got seven cars on the engine to
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worry about it. You stand guard here, don't let anyone throw to the
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back, no one, do you understand, Yes, sir, oh Mavid
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has bano, he's coming around her. Where is he in, Rudy eyes
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can park good pubs? And there he's further back. Question in some of
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the other passengers. Yes, right, Well you tell him to give me
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a list of all the passengers who've been robbed. Yes, sir. Now,
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I want you to telegraph a head to Paris Gardner have a detail of
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police there. No one is getting off this train until we get those men
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straight away, so we should expect civil blamers. You Parnell. I'm feeling
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better. I'm all right here. Hey Dick, Yes, I know what
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you mean. Did you get a look at any of them? No,
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I was just outside to compart with looking at the window when it happened.
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It's all I remember, oh police, it is that. I am full
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of mortification. I am robbed by three large men. My wife loses her
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sense and hear you you ministrate to the ills of a man who has let
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this because they can't get off the trains. Now will you give me their
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descriptions? Gaze this I have done with the other policeman's see moment? Are
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you my fortune? Your grammar? Please tell your wife, monsieur, that
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we will recover her locket as well as your own belongings. Now you feel
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up to it, fine, yeah, yeah, come along, inn.
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We left the roudiers in their compartment, exchanging valuable criticisms of the efficiency of
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British police in the passageway. I stood a moment at the window looking out.
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There was something odd about it, a little to the life, chef,
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and you were standing here. Huh take my place for a moment.
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Ye, Now, then as you look out, can you see me?
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Yeah? What about now? I can still see your chef. A look,
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Inspector Hobson's just coming down from the other end. Can you see him?
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No, no, no, no, don't turn your head, just
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keep looking straight out. Now you tell me when you see him, Nash,
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that's twenty feet away. At least somebody cushed you from behind Parnell any
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one of those three compartments I did a producer of job Black seemed to know
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which compartments to go to. What must have made a whole of at least
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one hundred sounds, And I'm not going to get off with it. Who
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occupies compartment eleven? Just a sick James, not all salesman. Let's see
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compartment ten is the Rudiers? What about nine nine nine? Empty? Have
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you seen not all yet? Oh no, that was my next stop.
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We'll have a look empty panel. Did you see him go on? No
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share, unless unless he was the one who hit you, that would be
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the second time. Then, But why would he have done that on the
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ferry? Perhaps for the same reason they stopped the train on the other side,
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keep us off balance, always wondering when it's going to happen, but
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then when it does, and it did, we don't expect it. Well,
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not all is only one? The frenchman stated there were three masked men,
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Yes, so he did. What about the other passengers? What did
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they say? Well, they could only see the one man who entered the
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compartment. Huh might have been another outside though keeping watch, or the whole
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thing couldn't have taken more than three minutes. I we'll see about that later.
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Now we're going to search every car from seven forward, two men at
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each exit as we move up. No shooting and it can be helped.
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I don't think they'll risk pulling the emergency cord. It's too light out now,
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but be careful again. We searched every compartment, every passenger cars seven,
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five, four, three two. We made our way to the first
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car, and when we finished with it, we had nothing. The criminals
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had vanished. That's when I thought of the man who had sent Detective Kwie
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to the four of the train in pursuit of the robbers. We doubled back
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to the rear again. I left a man outside Roudier's compartment and continued on
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to the restaurant car, which up to them had not been searched. Well,
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how do they think they could get off? Though? When we reached
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Paris and when they got on, we haven't got any proof, no positive
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identification. We have to catch them with the goods. Oh by gum,
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look at that having breakfast cruiser q coub mister Nuttle, m oh, good
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morning, Davis. Have your head much better? Thank you, mister Nuttle.
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Would you mind standing up, sir, we'd like to search you.
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Oh not at all at robbery business. M I heard about it from the
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waiter, yes all. They said, all right, you'll stay here with
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him, will you please? Muff it? I say, you tell bo,
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but I do. Come on, have some phool just grateful business.
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Somebody's going to hear about this. Never heard of such a thing. What's
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the idea? Black? I think he came here after the hold up,
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gave the swag to someone and sat down for breakfast. If I'm right,
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the second man should be in the kitchen. It was still early. The
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two chefs and a scullery boy were smoking in a corner. Three waiters were
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lounging about idly folding serviantes. It was one of the waiters who gave away
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the show. As he saw us, his eyes darted to a rubbish bin.
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One of these chaps should thinker, you will keep an eye on the
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waiter, that one, won't you? Ah? Got it? Look up
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black diama knee. She was all right, he's only out amplique. You
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have a couple of pack you. Oh, he says, he's Innis and
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Hobson. Bring him along, will you? And I think he'll talk unless
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your we've recovered your duel. You have, I'm delighted. Are you really
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well? Then? Perhaps you don't mind explaining one or two points to us
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explained? Yes, for example, why you sent the detective the wrong way
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after the attack. But it is the way? Oh no, sir,
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it is not. If your story of the robbery were true, you couldn't
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possibly have been robbed and stood there outside your compartment without noticing in which direction
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the men ran. I am suggesting that you designed the robbery. You posed
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as a victim and then watched as mister Nuttall and a waiter held up the
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other passengers, that you handed your jewels to the waiter as he ran back
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to the restaurant car in order to verify your story. Why why should I
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do all this? Because there was no other way for you to get the
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stolen property off the train. The customs search luggage at the garden. Now
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it's doubtful that a rubbish ben would be investigated. Bring in the waiter it,
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yes, sir, Well here you are so, yeah, was identifier?
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Sit on away? Come on, I shall use pistol foot. I
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think that will be all, Monsieur Roudier for the hand, have some mup
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it. We later learned that Roudier had spent two months planning the robbery.
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The halting of the train, and the attack made upon me was as we
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had suspected. At the trial, evidence was brought to light linking the same
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gang with the earlier Golden Arrow train robbery. Strangely enough, Madame Rudier was
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exonerated of any part in the crime. As a true continental wife, she
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had been completely oblivious of her husband's business transactions. Pursuit and the Pursuit Is
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Ended. Pursuit is produced and directed by Elliott Lewis and is written by Anthony
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Ellis. Music was composed and presented by Eddie Dunstetter. Ben Wright stars as
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Inspector Peter Black, with Raymond Lawrence's sergeant Mutt. Featured in Delight's cast were
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John Dayner, Lou Krugman, Jane Nevello, Ann Bartman, Joseph Kerns,
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week at the same time when pursuit, we'll bring you another dramatic story of
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the famous inspector Peter Black of Scotland Yard relentlessly hunting down those whose disordered passions
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breed violence and murder. Another story of man hunting man when we bring you
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Pursue. Bob Stevenson speaking, this is the CBS Radio Network. Welcome back.
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Well kind of intriguing a different sort of case here for Inspector Black,
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as they're working to prevent a theft and to catch the thief before they get
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away. Typical thing is investigating, usually murder after it's already happened. I
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should also mention here that we had quite a few lost episodes between last weeks
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and this week's. The ones that we missed pursuit of the Soviet Embassy killer,
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pursuit of the parcels of death, pursuit of the thief who had a
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conscious suit of the Swandon killer pursuit, and the portrait of the young Lady
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and pursuit in the Woman who Died Alone. So definitely quite a few missing.
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But in another solid episode of this lesser known series, we turned a
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listener comments and feedback with an email from Laurie, who writes, I just
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recently discovered this app and I really enjoy it. I've been listening to a
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different old time radio app, but I found that I enjoy the detective shows
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most so I was glad to find your app and website. I was especially
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glad to see you're broadcasting the patent up Novak shows, which is one of
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my favorites. On a side note, I heard you mentioned that some people
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were not happy with the music, but I think it's a great touch.
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Don't change it. Well, Thanks so much, Laurie. I do appreciate
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you listening there. That will actually do it for today. We will be
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back tomorrow with pat Novak for Hire, and join us back here next Monday
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for another episode of Pursuit in the Time. Send your comments to Box thirteen
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