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Great Detectives dot net. Well, now it's time for today's episode of Nick
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Carter the original air and eight December the seventh, nineteen forty seven. The
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title the Case the Exploded Alibi Alibi Today's adventure starring Lonclock At Nick Carter rob
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you buy a new Port war Oh that's glen. The streets of the big
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city are strangely silent as a sleek black convertible person way down the boulevard.
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Suddenly, what's that? Oh? No, they were not some right stop.
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I'm curious to know why the art museum is all to light it up
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at three o'clock in the morning. Oh, don't tell me that you're going
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to stop an investiga. I guess because they're two lifetime I certainly am okay
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if you go prowl around all by yourself, and I'm gonna stay right here
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and finish my nap. Yeah that guy, I'll wait here to the plotter
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eye. Yeah, by something wrong office in I owe you. I'm Nick
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Carter. Carter, Hey, I've heard of you. Thanks, But what's
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wrong? Lenny sam Hills of the Night Watch? But here in the museum
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has been murdered. How you happen to find him? You want duty here?
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No, No, I'm on the pod detail. So this is on
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my beat. You see. I go off duty at two o'clock and I'm
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usually stop in and have a cup of tea with old stam beflock going back
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to the station, and that's what I did tonight. Yes, well,
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damn wasn't in the office, so I waited for him, thinking maybe he
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was making his rounds. Did you hear anything while you were waiting? Not
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insane, But when he didn't show up after half an hour, I want
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to look for him. And found him then, Yeah, lying on the
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floor of the ADSs infection with three bullets in them, and you didn't see
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anybody, not as soul. The place is deserted, though I called headquarters.
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Uh huh, do you mind if I take a look at the body?
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Oh no, come on, I'll tell you where it is. In
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a pretty santasy, murder is never pretty birth. Yeah, this is rather
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rod but that you noticed about two of the bullets got him right near the
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heart. We were apparently fired from a distance in the one of what it
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killed him looks like. But the third shot, the one on the amber,
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and that was fired from close up. Say you're right. You can
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see the powder burns in his vest pocket. Wow, Look what's this?
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What or what's left of it was in his best pocket. And with the
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look at that, the bullet shot that stem clean off of it and stopped
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the watch at exactly two twenty seven. Well that's work. Who we got
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that time of the murder? Apparently did you look to see whether anything's missing?
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So I didn't take time. But there's a display case right over here
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that's pretty badly mashed up, and I'll tell her. Look, I just
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happened to see it when I was smashed up. All right. Hey,
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what's that, god say with Carter? That's exhibited from the collection of Tyler
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van de Breeze. Hey, and he's that rich guy you always hearing about.
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He's not only rich, he's one of the most famous collectors of Egyptian
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relics in the world. It's just must be valuable. Huh. Can you
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tell what's missing? Well, there's a vacant space in the center of the
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case, but I wouldn't know it was there. I wouldn't find that out
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in the museum sellers. Then all of first, I when, oh,
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there's a gun on the floor. That must be the murder weapon. Shouldn't
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be surprised. I think from the smell of it, I'd say it's been
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fired very recently. Oh, what's got the viduacase, mister Carter, I'm
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wondering. I doubt that there are any identifying marks of any kind of misgun.
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There were, it wouldn't have been left here on the floor. Mm
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hmm. Three empty shells take somebody's coming with you're here, you know?
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D you say, that's the museum's reputation and all its fare for it?
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Hey is that tunic? Nobody else? Maddy? But how come you always
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seem to beat me to the scene of any crime? I don't not always
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too bad. They had to drag you out of bed at this on perthly
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hour medic. Hey, I'll say, oh, make justicious. Missus Steiner
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curated the museum and the caught how do you do? I picked him up
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and brought him along to see if anything's been stolen to This is terrible.
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Such a thing hasn't happened here in twenty years. Eat anything but the boy.
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You tell us that I'll never hear the end of this. By the
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way, when you'd we think it's been broken? Open my most valuable collection
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in our horse Sun the Uncle up the water is gone, the Uncle task
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Cab, one of mister Benderbrie's most spike the pieces, one of the few
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remaining Joseph fifth Dynasy regions won by the Princess. I'm in rahat obviously a
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collectors Adam, then, oh, definitely, only a collector would be interested.
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You know, how can I everreak you miss, mister debris. God,
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watch all them things in the next room that don't look like museums,
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doctor mazingn't. The City College of Science is remodeling their engineering building, and
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then some of their stuff here store in the next room temporarily. So I
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do hope nothing else is missing. I'll never be able to hold up my
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head again. Here my whole life word when I could wait? Now,
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Bert you go ahead, My men will behave well you got here, so
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you finally got here? Did the William for your main Finally? You know
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what I mean? Look, you will go get busy, go over everything,
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get sing your prints, anything you can find, and have the boys
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rou the boys gets way of pictures. Yeah, now wait a minute,
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dots badly come with you. He started down here on here, covers the
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body and let me get back to bed. Yeah, probably a duck he
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wasn't gonna make up. Okay, okay, it was shot three times,
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so I see, what is it that any one of those bullets could have
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been safe? Off? How long do you think it's been dead? Between
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two or three hours? I'm safe for sure, But what about those three
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wounds? They all are like no cause they're not. I'll have to probe
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for the two bullets in his chest, but the third ones right near the
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surface. I mean it was fired close to the body, but it didn't
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go very deep. That's because it's what stopped. It's what I don't say
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me what I have it here? Took it out of his pocket to examine
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it. Well, will you look at that? The stem was shot clean
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off and the rocks were stopped at twenty seven with my India in the world,
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Are you a high who's that on the floor? The night watchman?
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Stop by a brother? You will write me there was trouble here? Yes?
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Better, there was none murder. Well, I guess I've got all
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I can get here for now, so it's not getting any really very safe
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obsivation, my comly an efficient young segretary. I should I've done it at
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once. Good night Mary, see you in the morning. Good morning mate?
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Why good morning, Pats. She didn't expect you for hours yet?
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Oh? I was done the sleep play, but I couldn't. I was
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much too curious to find out about the murder. Uh huh the true professionally,
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What are you doing now? Oh, I've been going through our file
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trying to pick out all the crooks would be interested in stealing that presure scared?
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Would that be a special kind of a crupness. It would, But
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because in spite of the scared the value, there's a limited demand for such
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things, he would have to know where to sell it after he stole it.
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Oh, and there are very few crooks that would know that. How
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many such crooks have you found? Only three? Danny Mierson, Jim Peterson
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and Jack Grogan. I don't seem to recognize any of those names. No,
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I's never had any active connections that I am. Let's see, Danny
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Meerson is still arerodvas from Senator Johnson's home three years ago in his non state's
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prison. Now, who's next? Jim Peterson? See, he's doing time
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in Nevada for forgery and counterfeiting. His sentenced has several years to run yet,
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and he couldn't have done it. Which leave Jack Groban, wanted on
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a burglary charge by the Montana police, just appeared six months ago. You
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need to be dead and none of them could have done it. Suppose you
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call Madis see whether he knows anything about any of these men, of course,
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but having any other clue this seems like guesswork. Eliminating suspects is never
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guess work, better part of the routine work that sells many a case homicide.
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Roger Madison is, oh, on top of the morning, to you,
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sergeant, we'd three suspects, Jannerson, Jim Peterson, and Jeff Rogan.
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A fine collection of crooks. No record show where any of these men
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are now. Well, Peterson's still in jail as far as I know,
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like Tony Meerson was let out on pearol three days ago. He says,
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Mearson's don't prove that's interesting. How about Groven? How about grogn Sergeants,
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all records Shogren's presumed to be dead. Eh, well we ain't. We've
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been seen around town the last couple of days. Does Nick think he did
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it? Oh? And Nick isn't talking yet, not for publication. Well
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tell him to hurry up. If you don't, I'll go ahead. And
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so let's take by myself. Oh did you have any good plue? Sergeants?
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Well I am, it's by of course I do. Good for you.
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Let Nicks know when you attached the murderer, were you? Are you
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good? How do you say about Grogan? House, that he's been seen
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around town in the last few days. Oh no, so Merson is free
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and Groven's back on circulationing, which gives you a suspect not so good.
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Wow, Misson's a better suspect than grogn. He'd be needing money if I
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know him. But he can't haven't picked up or have something to go on,
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true enough, But I can call on him and see what he has
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said. Yes, you can find them, I think I can. He
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always used to say at the old Sampley house, shouldn't be surprised if you
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were staying there right now. But do you think he'd go back to when
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all the address after committing a crime like this. From what I know of
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Danny, he'd be so sure he left no clue that he wouldn't even try
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to hide. The boy. Should tell Maddy to have his men pick up
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Grogan and to meet me at the Stampley House in half an hour with a
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search one. I'll bet we get results on Nick, I give up.
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There ain't a thing in this room that shows that Danny Meerson ain't been strictly
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on the up and up. Think he got out. I'm afraid I have
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to agree with you Mary, Oh that must be down me coming back.
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No, they were not gonna don't do it. Well, well if it
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ain't Jack Grogan, Okay, this is darns of your Grogan. Yeah,
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that's nice about it. Well, I had the boys out looking for you
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and they couldn't find you. So now you find us, but you're looking
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for me for just wanted to ask you a few questions by seem about what
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I suppose we go into that when we get down the headquarters. Okay,
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you ain't taking me to know. Hey, quarter's cover. Wait, don't
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be a fool broken. You can't cover a moose? I have done?
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Huh what have we done? Your mon before I say so, Y'll see
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if I can cover your boat Rogans look at me. I'm gonna yeah,
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what can your mind cover? I just want to warn you. Oh with
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Jack Grogan who showed up at Danny Merrison's room in the old Sampley House,
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you'll see what this means to Nick and Natty and just the moment. Now
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back to the gate of the exploded alibi. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought
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you by a new post war all that cleanser. When Budge and Mathison invited
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Jack Grogan to go down the headquarters and talk things over. Jack objected genuously.
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A nice work, Nick, that did it? Never thought he'd be
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cool enough to think he could teap the two of us covered, not when
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we were on opposite sides of the room. Held on, Grogan, get
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up, Get up? What you're picking a meat for Copper? You just
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pulled a gun on an office of the law with their hands. H Grogan,
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what are you doing here? Anyway? Well, Getty and me with
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He owes me some money. So he dropped into clerk when he wasn't here.
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Yeah, I thought, maybe, look, you and Nerson wouldn't have
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been working together on that job last night with just what uh well, we'll
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talk about that down as headquarters. Are you coming Nick? Oh no,
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no, I'm not too here yet. Matt. I suppose you would turn
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Groven over the coppet waiting down stairs and come back. He was, okay,
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Nick, come on, Droven something now, let's Copper here. Let
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me see groping and Mierson we're working together. Hebe grop and came back here
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to go across this and he did that and he something's kidding here? Afterwards?
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Hey? What well? Hello? Danny Nick Carter, Hey, what
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are you doing in my room? Quite? Just looking around? Looking around
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for what? I think you know? Don't try to be killed, Catter.
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You gotta search one here, we gotta search one. You want to
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see it? Well, so you're in this soul, you're done right,
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I am. What do you expect to find here? Something that disappeared from
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the museum last night? Well you won't find it here. You seem to
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be right this time, Danny, And we've looked and we haven't found it.
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Where'd you hide it? See? I don't know what you mean,
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and I can't answer that. You mean you won't? What's the matter,
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sir? Didn't you look unhappy? I got my hands, I got a
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fierce pennich. Didn't get enough sleep last night? Well it's a mass from
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the medicine cabinet in the bathroom. Help yourself. Hey, you I do
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that? You got a glass? I can't take the stuff without water or
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I'm sorry, so I don't. But well, I broke the only glass
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I had this warning. You broke the only glass, Danny. What's that
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on the shelf behind you? Oh? Yes, I forgot that was Hey,
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I don't. Oh, I'm sorry, you dging that what's out of
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my hand? Okay, okay, I'll take it. Danny. You didn't
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drop that glass accidentally. What do you get not, Nick? For some
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reason, Danny doesn't want you to have a drink of water. Matter.
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Maybe he doesn't want to run the water in the beak. Okay, you
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dope, I just go on the water. Matter, See what happened.
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Can't you can't do what I I mean here, I'll do it for you.
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That force that is kind of tricky. Oh yeah, you see you
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have. I got my gun right in the middle of your back. If
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you make a move, okay, okay, hey moving, and if your
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friend tries anything fancy, you'll get it. I understand, Kada, I
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understand what the proposition Jenny. I just take the thing you've been looking for
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and get out of here without any interferance. Otherwise you well, I think
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fair enough. What do you say, Mary, I say you're crazy?
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Nick, you better let your cinnomatic. Yeah, but I might say the
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wrong thing. Make Danny thow. Oh, I got a gun on the
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sage and it's backing my arm on his neck. The other one of you
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guys tiney way, Nick, I don't get it. I can stick your
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stangle and if anybody makes them break, don't truck. All right, but
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that's not your head. Yes, oh no, Now what do you say
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to you? Don't take your g him get here? H my arm?
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Call you breaking my arm? I won't break. It's not up your hole.
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Still, Okay, I know, and I'm like, NI, tell
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you excuse one. You know I learned that trick a bang on my head
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against the nose of a guy holding me from behind. But I forgot to
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tell you my day. You know you're toll My nose is blu. He
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didn't cover many. Yeah, I want to get to scare of give me
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it's really here to say? It is that time? It's my guest,
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I admit, not yet. I don't bet that it's done yet. Here
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here were here in the wash basin drain. It's a beauty. Are you
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kidding? You mean that's what we've been looking for? That beatle thing?
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That's it, Maddy. This is a scarab of Princess amon Ra. Well,
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the wow, Danny, there was a pretty smart trick to spending this
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thing in the drain of the wash basin by a thread. So that's why
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he didn't want us to run the water course. If we did, thread
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might break. It's all right, the scab just about filled the drain and
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the water wouldn't have run off as fast as it should. Uh huh,
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Well, Danny, are you ready to confess? Confess? Why that's your
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stolen that carib and not off the museum? Watch Now? All you got
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on me is having stolen goods in my possess. That's the Watchman. I
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got an alibi? Wow, that's interesting. Yeah, suppose we all go
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down to headquarters so you can tell us about that alibi of yours. Make
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you anythink you can prove Danny till that watchman? Oh that depends on how
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good his alibi is, Paddy. Yeah, But an albi can be faked,
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can't it can? And I'm positive Danny's is Nick Starter's office Patty Bone
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speaking Nick air Patrick, Oh yeah, chargeant nigger, Sergey Madison, Oh
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yeah, matter what have you found out? Look that Danny's alibi is Air
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Height, Nick. We can't feed it. Are you sure that I'm positive?
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The Watchman was killed at two twenty seven. Between two ten and two
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thirty five, Danny was in an all night drug store three miles from a
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museum. Oris alibi witness is good? Well, the drug store like remembers
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him. But what's works the cup on the beach stopped in there at coo
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twenty and talk to him. He knows damning and swears to the time man
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that just isn't possible. Oh maybe not. But look, next, we
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got to prove we're right before we can take him before the Grand Jewelry.
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Okay, okay, I'll find some way now, I hope you can.
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Next, what's sken say? I'll try so long? What do you say?
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It? And he's alibi? Is their tight? But I still don't
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believe it. Kurky could be innocent? Why are you so sure he did
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it? Made because he started flaring ahead an alibi before he even knew what
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time the murder occurred. And another thing. The watchman were shot twice from
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a distance and once close up, but a close up shot to stop that?
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What add exactly to twenty seven? So what look, Patty? The
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first two shots killed the Watson. I understand that. Okay, So suppose
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the killer took the watch out of the dead man's pocket. Better they head
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to two twenty seven, then put it back in his pocket. And then,
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in order to stop the watch and also to make it look as though
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it's not at the exact time of the murder, he shot the watchman a
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third time. I'm close up. Do you really think that's what happened?
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I'm sure of it. I gotta find some way to prove it. Oh,
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I'll say, no jury would believe that story without proof. Oh,
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Bessie, let's go back to the his ear. Maybe we overlook something that
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would give us a facts we need. Is there anything else you'd like to
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see, mister cottam Oh nothing I can think of, mister Stanner, But
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you still believe this misson is guilty. I'd take my reputation on it.
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Belief and proof but two very different things. Couldn't you try a lie detector
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on him? Yes, we could, but unfortunately some jury still believe that
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a lie detector is only a makeshift and not real evidence. A clever lawyer
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can sometimes talk as client out of the results of a life detector test.
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I suppose they think a wiggly line running across at chart doesn't really mean anything.
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Definitely ridiculous. Any scientist now instet of than met and pick the seismographs.
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For example, I look at it every morning at wiggly line you call
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it. Do you have a seismograph here in the museum? Like, yeah,
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it's part of the apparatus City College of Science, stored in the next
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room. Of course. I remember now that you mentioned something, and the
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head is running, ye, and I want to say it quick. I
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see that seismograph is going to prove that Danny Maerson's guilty of murder. Well
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that's a new wrinkle, a seismograph used as proof in a murder case.
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Just how Nicked plans to use this information we'll find out in just a moment.
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Now for the conclusion of the case of the at Alibi, the day's
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adventure with Nick Carter bought you buy a new post war all that's glendor.
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The Dean is Bugeant Mathieson's office at police headquarters. The sergeant and Nick are
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discussing Danny Meerson's case with Danny and his lawyer, mister Carter, I demand
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to know why my client, mister Mierson, is being featured. Likely he's
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admitted to be a receiver of stolen goods, but he's guilty of nothing else.
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Mister Amiley, you claim that Danny couldn't have stilled in the scab and
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kill the watchman because at the time the murder and theft were committed, he
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was at a drug store some three miles from the museum. It's absolutely the
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rick, mister Emiley. The watchman was apparently killed at two twenty seven,
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if we can judge by the time he's watched up. But actually he was
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killed exactly one hour and twelve minutes before the time shown on the watch.
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Why that's impossible. What will turn The watchman's timepiece was set ahead by Merson
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to establish an alibi for himself, and I have positive proof of that back
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a line. Certainly. Is it absolutely ridiculous? Is it? All?
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The evidence I'm talking about is unemotional, truthful and positive. At a seismographic
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shark? What's that here? What in the name of this saint is the
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size earth? A seismographic shark? Yeah, what you say, I'll tell
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you, Maddie. Yes. In the room next to the Egyptian collection in
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a museum, there's an instrument used to detect earthquake tremors. It's called the
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sidemograph, and it's so sensitive it will require the slightest disturb My dear mister
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Carter, I can't you were in a minute, Miss Ramblay. I have
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here a shot that was made by the sizemograph last night. Let me show
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you what I said, which is hardly tony. There was murder. Now.
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Look at twelve forty five, there was a slight tremor, a trembling
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of the earth, probably due to some very distant earthquakes. What do you
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know? At one oh five, five minutes past one, there were two
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sharp eruptions in the immediate vicinity. I can't say exactly what caused them,
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but they're probably due to blasting in the neighborhood or took gunshots in the immediate
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vicinity. There was no blasting done last night. Get to a point,
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mister Carter. My time is valuable, so it's human life, Emily.
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I'll notice the shot shows that at one seventeen, twelve minutes later, there
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was another sharp report just like the previous ones. But from then on until
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fifteen minutes before six, the line made by the seismograph shows nothing whatever out
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of the ordinary. Then there were no shots fired at the museum between one
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seventeen and five forty five yesterday morning. That's right, medic and that means
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that the watchman was shot and killed at five minutes past one. The killer
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then took the watch out of the dead man's pocket and set it ahead to
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two twenty seven, and then shot him again at one seventeen, and that
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gave him plenty of time to get to the drug store and set up an
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armor. I see here. That doesn't mean no, waste your breast and
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bely, it happened just the way they said. I've got away with it
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if it wasn't that. I call it a truth machine, Benny, because
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that's what it really is. It tells the truth, and a this case
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makes others tell the truth too, That's true. A great cliche, Yes,
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a great machine. Welcome back. Well, this is pretty much is
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the weakest reason for Nick getting involved in investigation. Something looks suspicious and he
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just decides to investigate, even though he has nothing to do with this museum.
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And if you're successful, I guess that's how you get to be the
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greatest of all manhunters. I do like the mystery overall. The cracked watch
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is a bizarre thing mystery writer's like to do, and it's something that I
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wonder about. I haven't seen anything in a few decades, but you can
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follow this, you know, into the nineteen seventies and episodes of Colombo.
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They were still doing it, and it's a classic false clue. I have
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yet to see a mystery where a broken watch and that the time on it
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actually represents the time of death. It's invariably a red herring, and I
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can't imagine anyone doing it in real life unless they do it at the correct
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time, hoping that the detective has seen a lot of movies and will conclude
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that it's a false clue. Using the seismograph was clever, and that does
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sound pretty plausible to me. But I'm a bit of a layman on this
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subject, as I am on most so anyone who is an expert on whether
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this is plausible or not plausible, I'd love to hear from you. I
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definitely do hope we're able to get into some episodes soon that have better sound
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quality. Like I said, the episode was itself was good, but whoever
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ed it just got hacked to pieces before we got it. So I'm sorry
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about the sound quality on these, but it's the best I can find.
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So appreciate your patience well that we do have a couple listener comments and feedback
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really quick, and we have a comment from David Over on Facebook. Hi,
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Adam, I've been an old time radio fan many years and I've had
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your app since it started and wanted to say thank you for all the time
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you spend on researching and posting these amazing old shows. Please keep up the
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awesome work well. Thanks so much, David. Your comments truly appreciated,
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and that will actually do it for today. We will be back tomorrow with
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yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Next Thursday, it's an episode of Nick Carter
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and remember coming next Tuesday, the Man from Homicide. In the meantime,
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