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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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  Day, So check those out at Audible or at iTunes. Also over on
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  the site at Great Detectors dot net. On Saturday will have a review of
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  the nineteen ninety four to two thousand and three Columbo episodes, and then on
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  Sunday we conclude our countdown of Radio's most Essential people with number one on the
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  list. All right, well, now it's time for today's episode of the
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  lineup. The Coupic Sweezy Sweat Out from July five, nineteen fifty one.
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  enjoyment. Then for your listening enjoyment. The line up, ladies and gentlemen
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  were taken all behind the scenes of a police headquarters in the great American city,
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  where under the cold blaring lights will pass before us the innocent, the
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  vagrant, the deep, the murderer. This is the lineup. We can
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  take any one of these stamens. All right? You think you found the
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  men who hid the scene. We picked up a couple of men and we're
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  seen in that area. One of them knows doctor Simpson. Who is he?
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  I want you to identify him. Tell me if he's the same man
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  you saw walking up and down in front of the house. Oh, I
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  hope you've got him. Doctor s seems such a fine amer I'm sure he
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  wasn't I worked for him for fifteen years. I don't think he had an
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  enemy in the world. Must have had Warren, somebody killed him. May
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  I have your attention, please? Five people out there on the other side
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  of the wire in the audience room, may I have your attentionively? Thank
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  you? My name is Grift. Sargeant Matt Grip as wiggle or refreshment while
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  you work for enjoyment. Anytime chew is sick of Wriggley's spearmint gum. The
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  Adds enjoyment to whatever you're doing the windoors, outdoors, at work or
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  at play. Enjoy chewing Wriggley's sperm income, wriggling, spearment, refreshing,
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  delicious, and I'll return you to Sergeants Matt Dreb and the lineup. I'll
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  call up the numbers, the name, and charge. If you have any
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  questions or identifications, Please remember the number of times of the prisoner as I
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  call his name at the end of each line. When I asked for questions
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  or identifications, call up the number if you're sure or not too sure of
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  the suspect catam held. The officers who took your name will assist you there
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  seated among you. Please be puck with your questions or identifications. When the
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  prisoners leave here, they are sent to the washroom and dressed back into their
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  jail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they leave
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  here. The questions I asked these suspects commy to get an actual don't avoid
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  son, do not say too much attention to their answers, as they often
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  lie. Bring on the line, all right, keep it moving, boys
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  right over here to the end of the scene. As it's now turn and
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  face front, hands the aside. How will I call you? Step out
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  and talk up to everybody in the room. Canadian? Okay? Number one?
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  Robert Mackler robbery waiting the Roberts seven game, forty five cents? What's
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  your business? Quite? Who do you work for? I'm not working I
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  used to work for. Ask me you have a car? Don't on one?
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  If you use a car on the job? Yeah, well what kind?
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  Henry Jay? No one? Where'd you get a sus car out?
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  So let me take it out for a demonstration job. Always took me twenty
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  minute. I had the car back and stay what color was? It's like
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  green good car? Taking about get one fad? You have to wait a
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  few years. Yeah, all right, number two? You ship let us
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  at top. What do you live your ship? I didn't mean to hit
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  him. It's my friend telling the people where you'll live. You said,
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  what's happn or fifty six fifty four one quarter with my wife? She tells
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  you, I didn't mean to hit him? When he works steel mill?
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  Open half the job for a throw man. You had a fight in the
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  bar rob or of course one in three weeks? Or you broke a man's
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  jaw and three places. I hit him, but it wasn't my friend.
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  Why'd you hit him with? Hit him with my hand? I hit him
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  with what do you paint my feet? Well? If it was your friend,
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  why, I am sure my friend? But we we got drunk callile.
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  That seems to be a habit with your good doctor work. What's the
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  matter with that? Cause copele drink tot race. We don't care about.
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  It's a broken jaw that makes us a little unhappy. You think yours could
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  have been? I could have been in that bar. Are going to hit
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  you? I don't even know you? Why are going to hit you?
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  All right? All right? Just number three Thomas Wilson drunk at the sort
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  of they wait you live town hotel, some join us street. I don't
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  know the name. Just moved in yesterday. It says here you live at
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  four nine West Adam. I lived here day before yesterday moved out. Why
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  my wife she made too much annoyed. Your wife says you hit a big
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  deal. Sure, I've belted it. You should have to listen to the
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  rackets. You may beat her up pretty bad. Yes, he just got
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  talk cause I moved out four years the same sloppy Kimona hair up in curly,
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  always up in curly. Looks like she just landed in a sauce.
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  Where are you drinking? I always drink when I'm home. Yep, yep
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  all the time. I got to get oil so I don't hear it,
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  and she hides the bottom. I got a head to joint apart, and
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  yes, so I belted it big deal? All right, I'm before Everett,
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  sweezy lettering and suspicion. Where do you live? Everett? You laugh?
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  That Everett that was in front of the house and Graham, Yes,
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  Lieutenant old number four for interrogation hungry little. Well, when we finish with
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  this guy, let's get some dinner. Hello, quick, get a load
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  of that tie ben. What's the matter with it? Are you kidding East.
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  There's a long way off out. I think it's very colorful. I
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  was sweezinge. I just like his name sounds funny. Little guy reminds me
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  of a rabbit. I when I have a talk with him, that wouldn't
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  need me? No, why not? Ben? That tie would scare us
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  pupient into a k at fire. It's funny, Judge, make yourself in
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  dinner. Thanks and alms to sweezing. Hello a little jenny, Sergeant,
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  Why am I here? You think I've done something? We just want to
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  ask you a few questions. I was just out walking and the policeman arrested
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  me. Why did I get arrested? I haven't done anything. Do you
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  always take walks at four o'clock in the morning. I like to think.
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  I take walks and I can think all alone. Walking helps, It's peaceful
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  in the morning. You do it often? Oh, yes, there's nothing
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  the matter with that? What's wrong with that? You know a doctor Simpson?
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  Doctor Simpson? Do you know a doctor Simpson? No? I don't
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  know. He was the doctor who operated on your wife. My wife,
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  she's dead. Yes, we're sorry. I lived with my sister now.
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  I couldn't live in the house anymore. Then that's dresses hanging in closet.
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  Doctor Simpson. Yes, you were arrested five blocks away from the doctor's house.
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  I don't know, but he operated on your wife. My wife did.
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  Could I have a glass of water for sure? Man? Sure?
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  I don't feel no longer. I haven't been well for a long time.
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  And what's been the trouble? Heliches? My stomach's been upset too. Have
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  been able to sleep? No? I guess they ah, thank you?
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  Is it a clean glass? Well? Sure it is? So many German
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  sounds very careful. I have so many calls, thank you? What it
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  tastes funny? If you haven't been feeling so well, mister squeezy, why
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  don't you go to see a doctor? Oh, I'm sorry, it's okay.
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  I'll clean it up. You know I want to cut yourself because it's
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  okay. I'm held you, so don't worry about it, mister squeezy.
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  Doctor Simpson was killed this morning around three thirty. I feel just terrible.
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  Couldn't I lie down for a while, please, I've got a bad headie.
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  I'll just come to this in the way to night. Don't As soon
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  as we finished talking, to you, but I don't know. I haven't
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  done. Doctor Simpson's servant saw you hanging around the neighborhood yesterday afternoon. I
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  don't know. I was yesterday afternoon. I went walking. Doctor Simpson was
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  killed in his car in front of his house at three thirty the next morning.
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  I've got such a bad headache. Could I have another drink? Please?
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  No glass. The doctor was shot through the head with a thirty two
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  caliber automatic. I'm just too tired to talk anymore. I feel so bad
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  my back aches. Well, why don't you tell us about it and you
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  can sleep. I can't tell you anything. I just want lie down for
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  a while. I'll be all right in and you can talk to me.
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  Look, doctor Simpson operated on your wife. You were at the hospital.
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  We checked. I'm going to be sick catching I guess he really is sick.
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  Let's yeah, ever a sister, squeeze, okay, go right into
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  squeeze. How do you do, squeezy? Sit down? Clean as a
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  sergeant? Grandma? How is ever? Is in the infirmary? Said he
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  was sick? Right? Was the arrested detenmant suspicion? What does that mean?
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  Did you know doctor Simpson yes, yes, I knew him. When
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  Sergeant Crying talked to you this afternoon, you said that doctor Simpson operated on
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  your brother's wife. Yes, Mr cry And said doctor Simpson had been killed.
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  Is that's why you arrested everything brother was seen lartering in front of the
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  Nighter's house. Everytt takes a walk, Yes, we know that it's probably
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  just walking. Well, tell us something about your brother. Well, there's
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  nothing much to tell. He's always been sensitive, he paints, He's never
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  really been well since he was a child. But he's a gentle person.
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  You don't think he'd kill anyone. He was very fond of his wife.
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  Oh, yes, yes, they've been married for some time. He really
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  hasn't been the saint since she died. She died of cancer, didn't he
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  Yes, it was a terrible thing. Everett suffered on as much as she
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  did, and then when she died, well, almost too much, and
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  he moved in with him. Yes, he put his house up for sale,
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  or rather I should say I did. Every just wouldn't think about it.
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  Did he ever say anything about doctor Simpson? Did say, well,
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  maybe that he might have felt that the doctor was responsible for his wife's No,
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  no, no, most certainly not everything wouldn't do when he looks sid
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  can I see it? Yes, certainly? And what isn't ever sweezy?
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  He just tried to hang himself. Think he can talk to him? I
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  think so, which you've got just over problem? What do you mean he
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  needs mental fair? Everything that was obvious right after we picked him up.
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  I'm not a psychiatrist, and I say it was very definitely pan I am
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  if he did kill someone, I don't think he was responsible. Now we
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  have to find out if he didn't first and then want that's a good question.
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  Hi, any statement? No, it hasn't said two words evert evert
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  looka Goshi wants to talk to you. Well, I'm too tired. Evert.
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  I don't want him in here in he's quin. He wants to write
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  down when I say, I don't want him in here going okay, I
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  don't want him listening outside writing down what I say. I go to sleep,
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  I say things, what things? Ever? I don't want him listening.
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  Well, he's not, he's he's gone. I wants the doctor.
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  Where's the doctor right here? I don't feel good. I'm sick. Give
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  me something that will make me sleep. No, what's the matter with me?
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  I'm going such a bad headache. Held, it will be all right,
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  ever, doctor Head, I'm coming. Yeah, you'll sleep now,
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  thank you, Lieutenant. Yeah, I don't care now, it doesn't really
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  make any difference. What then did I killed doctor Simpson? I killed him.
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  He killed Jeannette and I killed him. Oh, I feel so terrible.
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  I'm glad I'm going to sleep well. Or a refreshment while you work.
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  and the chewing itself gives you a little lift, helps you feed your
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  best and do your best. So for chewing enjoyment plus pleasant refreshment, chew
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  delicious Wrigley's spam and gum. Ben mine. Hi, you get some sleeping,
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  you know like I was, then I'll need too. They moved over
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  it this morning, County Hospital Psychiatric warn Head by an hour ago. I'm
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  glad this all the way? Yeah, Well, I'll have some breakfast and
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  make out a report. Neat it home, just coffee. Molly had to
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  take the kids to the park. I'm kind of a carnival or something.
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  Sunday schools thrown a hawn. Hey Eddie, Hey, how about two under
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  water four minutes and some sausages? Hi? Double it, Eddie? And
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  will you give me some coffee? Now? Hi? I s agree?
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  Thanks? Oh, I smoked enough last night to give the city a smart
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  part. All right, cran that's a coffee. Well he changed the tie.
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  He's a zord boys, oh now loves to hot. We haven't even
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  had our coffee. Find us in a half an hour? Is ever sweezy?
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  What about him? They were just taking him into the Connie hospital.
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  He slugged the guard got away. I wonder who thinks up the names for
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  streets. And you're one of the strangest things sometimes. What's that number again?
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  Two twenty four? It's the next block? You think Everett just came
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  home and went to bed, and I daughta he's that far office rocking course.
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  Sister sounded scared to death on the phone. Everybody's scared of cops.
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  I can't understand it. I'm such a nice fellow. Really, all the
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  lights are out now, maybe she's watching television. Let's try the bank.
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  There's a light in air. See anything, Yeah, find a way to
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  treat your sister. Come on, huh a lot and better bust the window,
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  all right, give me a boost, Kevin, I'll on tire.
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  You take a look around, right, I'll have you loosening up, miss
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  squeezing. Yeah, any we are. I don't try to talk just yet.
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  Just let me get your arms, legs. He've gone mad. You've
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  got to him. Let me help you up, all right, I said,
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  I'm sweezy. Where's your brother? I don't know. I don't know.
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  He was here when you called, but I couldn't tell you. He
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  was like a crazy man. No, just tell us what happened. He
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  was here when you called. He was standing right on me with a gun.
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  That was so shy. Say where he was going? I just told
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  you he was here, but I was so frightened. He was standing right
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  beside me with a gun. That's why he came here. I didn't get
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  Please, do you know where he went? Yes? Yes, I'm trying
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  to tell you. He went to kill doctor Henley. That's where he came,
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  but the go I wanted to tell you on the who's doctor Henley?
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  What's his first name? His first name is John John Henley. He said
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  he was going to kill him on the phone. Where's your phone in the
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  Henley? Tell him not to leave the house. Get the address and tell
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  him we'll be right there right. Oh, please don't leave me if it
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  comes back. Will I do if he comes back, he won't come back.
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  Sweeze. Now, please try to calm down. I'll send one of
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  'em men over to stay with him. Coming ever since Dinette died. I
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  could hear him cry, doctor Henley, take care of everett'saine. Oh,
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  he did everything he could for Dinette. Look carever the mystic could. I
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  tried to tell everything. When he came for the gun, we'll stop in
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  mi wheezie. Now, please please take him. There's a fine doctor.
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  He's taken for years, his wife said, though, we better get done
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  him alone here And if it took my card, he might come back.
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  What I do If he comes back, there'll be a policeman here in five
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  minutes. And now, look, don't worry. We'll stop every before he
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  does anymore harm. Oh yeah, please, but don't hurt him. Try
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  not to hurt him. Please. Yeah, we're the police. Missus Hanley,
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  you're the police. Come in, won't you? Thank you? Have
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  you been able to locate your husband? Oh? Why yes, I just
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  told one of your men where to find him. You did? Why?
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  Please tell me what's wrong? This is all very just do miss Hanley.
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  We're the ones who've called you. But a man came to the door just
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  a few minutes. Did they say he was from the police. Well I
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  just assumed it. Well that is I. I asked him if he was
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  the officers the call. Then he said yes. What did he look like?
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  Oh? He was small and splendor. Where's your husband, missus Hanley.
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  We're making a call on Arden Road fourteen fifty six Arden. Do you
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  know the phone number there? But they have no phone. You've got to
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  tell me it was John in trouble. Who was that man? Well,
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  it's nothing serious, Missus Henley. We're just checking on an ex patient of
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  the doctors. Oh I see, but who was the man who came here?
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  The ex patient? Come on, man, let's go k q R
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  A from thirteen J take you A called five at one four or five six
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  Arden Road. Suspect armed and dangerous. Take Roger. We're sure I felt
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  what you had the night. What timings are? Yeah? Yeah, how
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  much further? A few blocks, you know, doctor sure, leader replied,
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  allays uncles to doctors. Poor guy never gets any risk. We'll go
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  over there for dinner once in a while and he's never made it through his
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  dessert yet always gets called away. I don't know how I keeps going.
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  Got a cigarette, Yeah, I'll like it here. Nice, you know,
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  it's nice having a doctor in the family. When Molly was sick last
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  year, her uncle for care but didn't cost me a nickel except for the
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  medicine. Here, we are all relaxed as claim. Glad you're here.
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  So this is a tip. We're already on our way here when we got
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  your call. Please, you gotta do something. You gotta get him out
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  of there. This is mister Stafford. He put him a call for That
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  guy in there is crazy. He says he's going to kill a dock.
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  You gotta get him out of there. He's got a gun. My kid
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  is awful sick of that little tick in there, and there's with a gun.
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  Now take it easy, mister Stafford. What happened. Well, my
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  kids took sick to night and I called doctor Hanley. A few minutes after
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  he got here. This this crazy guy comes to the dawn says he's looking
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  for the dock. I told him the doc was with my kids. So
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  he pulls out a gun and goes on in. I read to the corner
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  gas station and call the cops. I see, well, now is there
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  anyone else in the house. Well, no, there's just my kid and
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  me. Get that guy out of there. Went in which room isn't when
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  they're on the ground floor where the light is? All right? Now you
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  stay out here, mister Stafford. We don't get him out. Come on,
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  kidably better go in. This guy's keep a clam Okay, the reason
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  very ill. I've got to get him too a hospital for doctor, and
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  so you can let him die. Oh please, Ever, try to understand
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  how come you're so anxious to make people live? Doctor? How come you
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  care whether he lives or not. I wasn't responsible for Jeanette's death every anymore
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  than doctor Simpson was. There was nothing any of us could do. You
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  you just believe me. You're telling me you could save her. Doctor Simpson
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  said. The operation would save her. Why did you let her die?
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  Why did you tell me you wouldn't let her die? Or every Please I'll
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  try to explain to you about your wife. I'll try to make you see
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  that there was no way to save her. But don't let this boy die.
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  Let me take him to the hospital. Then you and I can talk.
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  I don't want to talk about Jeanette anymore. I don't want to see
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  her faith anymore. I don't want to hate you anymore. I'm going to
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  kill you, doctor. Jeanette wants me to kill you. What do we
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  do? All right? I see if there's another door instant, but maybe
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  here from a little right, don't know all I can to the boy.
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  Give me just a few minutes, okay, but don't do anything wrong to
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  him. Be sure you do the right go ahead to help him. I'll
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  leave my bag. Why are you going, doctor, You're not leaving here.
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  It's right here on the chair. What are you gotten that the other
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  way in the bathroom connects to spid room and the other one. What does
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  matter where they go around through the bathroom? Count take from the time you'll
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  leave here, then open door and cover his connection is very anocute now,
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  give him the chime. I'm not going to watch longer. Five Everett.
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  Six, take me out of seven? Eight, at least nine to a
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  phone ever, thank the Lord Carlin, amginess man. Let's get him to
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  the hospital. He's on the third floor, but pretty twelve and the king?
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  Did Garrison do the operation? Yeah, so that we didn't get him
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  here? Ready too soon? Lordy three? Please? He was on the
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  table for two hours. Yeah. Well, if they post through this,
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  it'll be one for the books. Doctor Hanley hadn't been there, he wouldn't
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  have had a prayer, said, I hope he's conscious. Yeah, I
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  wonder what he'll have to say. Yes, police, miss is he away?
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  Yes, but he's not too strong. We'll only be a minute.
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  Hello Everett, Hello, where to tell me? Please? Am I going
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  to live? Did you talk to the doctor? You've got a good chance
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  and doctor did a good job this, say h school Janness. I don't
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  know what I went find out for me. I have to know. I'm
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  scared. Okay, I'll find out if it is the same, I know,
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  or to stay here and I look you, I'm better not talk anymore.
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  I was a kid, a little boy. Is he still sick?
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  No, No, he's fine. Ever, the doctor removed his appendix and
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  he's gonna be fine. I'm glad. I didn't want him to die.
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  But tell me come closer, please, yeah, seven, he still when
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  you die, if doctor Dick's care of him, you mustn't let doctor heaven
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  Dick care. Doctor Heavenly killed my wife. You know. Remember friends for
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  refreshment while you work. For enjoyment anytime, jews stick of Wriggley's Spearmint gum.
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  There's lots of lively, real mint flavor in it to cool your mouth,
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  freshen your taste, and sweepen your breath. And Chewing Wriggley spearmint helps
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  keep you fresh and alert. You feel better, work better, get more
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  fun out of doing things. So indoors, outdoors, at work or at
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  play, always keep delicious Wriggley Spearmin chewing gum handy or refreshment while you work
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  or enjoyment anytime, jew a stick of Wriggley's Spearmint gum. The lineup where
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  before you pass the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer.
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  Listen again next week when the makers of Wriggley Spearmin chewing gum again. Bring
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  you the lineup. May I have your attention? Please? You people out
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  there give the sign of a while in the audience room. May I have
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  your attention? Please? Thank you. My name is Grebb, Sergeant Matt
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  Grabb. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each to the suspects you will
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  see, we'll be numbered. I'll call up a number, the name and
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  charge. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the number.
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  A sign to the prisoner as I call his name at the end of each
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  line, when I asked for questions or identifications, or after number if you're
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  sure enough. Too short of a suspect can him held. The Officers of
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  the line Up, starring Bill Johnston as Lieutenant Ben Guffrey and Wallybaer a Sergeant
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  Matt Grabb, was written by Charles E. Israel and edited by Blake Edwards
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  and Richard Quin, with music by Eddie Dunsteader. Featured in tonight's cast were
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  Parley Bear, I Averback, Janeavello, Peter Leeds, Junius Matthews, Virginia
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  Gregg, Jean Bate, and Mary Jane Cross. The Lineup is produced and
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  directed by i'm A Deli Bob Stephenson speaking. This is CBS, the Columbia
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  Broadcasting System. Welcome back. I have to say the placement for that first
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  ad by Wrigley was just horrible, really is There was there a worst place
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  you could have put an had you know, it just really interrupted things.
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  So not a huge fan of the way that was placed. All right,
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  Well, we do have we do have one listener comment. I want to
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  let you know that coming up on Sunday, we'll have a video theater episode.
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  This will be an episode of the nineteen fifty Sherlock Holmes series and you'll
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  enjoy that. And next month we'll have an actual actual movie. We've been
• 31:33
  doing TV episodes a lot, but next month we're going to do an actual
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  movie and I'll tell you about that at the time. But we do have
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  a new review on iTunes, Zippy Riots. I've been listening to this podcast
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  almost since the beginning. Adam provides very incifle commentary that you don't get anywhere
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  else in the OTR pod world. Well, thanks so much, Zippy.
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  I appreciate your comment and your support. That will actually we do it for
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  today. We will be back on Monday with a yours truly Johnny Doller,
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  and then join us back on Saturday for another episode of the Lineup. In
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  the meanwhile, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net,
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  this is your host, Adam Graham. Sign and off.