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The Line Up: The Pointless Pierson Polemic Polarity (EP0950) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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the show at support dot Great Detectives dot net. Well, now it's time
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for today's episode of the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio. This one is
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called The Pointless Pearson Polemic Polarity. That's the official script title, folks,
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So sit back and enjoy. Ladies and gentlemen. We take you now behind
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the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city. We're under the
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cold, glaring lights. We passed before us, the innocent, the vagrant,
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the thief, the murderer. This is the line not I can sit
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right here, mister Beckham. Oh him here, sure, sure, that's
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all right? Yeah, thank you? Look at all right? If I
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smoke, sure, sure, go ahead. Do you think you had the
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man? We have no idea. You smoke and no, thanks, not
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right now? Thank you? Well if you do, if you caught the
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man, I know him, I hope so. Like I told you,
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his face pressed this close, maybe a put away from where I was looking
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through the cursions. And you never saw him before? Oh no, no,
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I never sign affleect the guy across the hall, the guy that was
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killed. I never saw him before, and lived right across the hall for
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me. You may think that may sounds and even then it's very possible.
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No, I lived there for at least I don't know, about seven minutes.
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Oh there's sergeant Grab. Yeah, he interrogates the line. Oh he's
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a nice guy. Hey, I have your attention, plea. You people
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have to tell you the sun of the wire in the audience room. May
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I have your attentions? Thank you. My name is Greb, Sergeant Matt
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Greb. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will
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see will be number. I'll call off a number, the name and charge.
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If you have any questions or identifications. Please remember the number a sign
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of the prisoner as I call his name at the end of each line.
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When I asked for questions or identifications, call out the number. If you're
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sure enough, too sure of a suspect, adam, have the officers of
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look your name will assist. Do their seated among you the questions I asked
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the suspects similar to get a natural tone of voice, so do not pay
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too much attention to their answers as they often lie. Bring on the line,
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All right, boys, keep it moving right over here to the end
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of the stage. Come on, come on, come on, I'll turn
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and face FOD. Hands to your signs. When I call your number,
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step out and face the audience. Keep your head up and look straight ahead.
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Talk up so empery, but I can hear you all right? Number
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one? George? Had they rubbery? When do you live? George?
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Here? In town? Here I live? We get an address? Sure,
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not twenty third, then forty not twenty third? For how long last?
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How long have you lived at that address? A long time? What's
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a long time? A couple of years? I guess that long I lived
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at least here. There's a long time, and it where you're from?
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Pisburg? Wa'ts your business? Baker? That was back in Pisburg, though
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I don't have too many job since I come here. There's too many bakers.
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What were you doing over at the Madison Terrace last night? I was
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walking. You always take a walk at eleven o'clock at night, not all
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of this. Last night, I took one. There's something the matter with
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that. These times when you do take walks, do you always carry a
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flashlight and a screwdriver under your shirt? Oh? It just happened to happen
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with me last night. There's something the matter with that. No, unless
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you try to break into a heart. I wasn't trying to break in.
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You had the window open. Yeah, sure I was breaking in? Okay,
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George stepped back. Number two. Harry sunders the stebbing the piece,
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so oh, yes, there's the man. Next one questions sure whatever I
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can. Well, where was it last night? It was somewhere over on
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Lake on Lake Street or something like that, something like that, in the
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park, wasn't it. Yeah? The arresting officer said, you were trying
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to catch us one catch it. I was feeding the thing. I was
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trying to get the thing over so I could pet it. You didn't want
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to eat it the swan. You have a big club on the ground beside
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you. There wasn't my club. It was just laying there. I happened
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along see the swans swimming around, so I started throwing it through some lousy
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crumbs. I didn't notice no club on the ground. Eat a swan.
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Your story doesn't quite fit with the story. With that from the arresting officer,
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arresting office, arrest and what did he say? What do you sung?
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Tell me? Tell the people? All right? What are the arresting
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officers say? I was feeding the stupid birds some bread crumbs? What's the
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matter with that? Where am I going to eat a swan? Head?
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Where am I going to eat it? That's a lot of bird. I'm
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going to start a fire right in the middle of the park at hey,
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Harry, okay, step back, eat a swan? Where am I going
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to get a part that big head? Where? That's enough? Harry,
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it's all Nick number three, Tom fishing as Yes, yes, I'm sure.
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Sergeant Graham number three hall for interrogation. Okay, gets sit in that
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chair, Pishop Okay, Well figured out where you were yesterday afternoon. I
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told you watching the chess players in Jackson Park, watching the chess players in
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Jackson Park. Showed your pictures around over there this afternoon. Yeah yeah,
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funny. Nobody remembered seeing you. Real funny because that's where I was.
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You like chess? Huh? I got interested. How does a bishop move?
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Huh? Yeah? How does a bishop move on a chess board?
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I just watch. I don't know the rules. It doesn't get pretty dumb
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if you don't know what's going on. I got nothing else to do.
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It's a nice day, so I watched some old duppers play in chess.
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You're gonna throw me in jail for that. You were identified in the line.
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Yeah. Yeah. The man who identified you said you were climbing down
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a fire escape. I told you I was in the park watching a chess
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watching the chess skame. You know Michael Hunter? Yeah you know someone killed
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him. No, but I can't say I'm unhappy about it. You threatened
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Michael Hunter once, didn't you? If I did. It was a long
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time ago, But you threatened him. Yeah, yeah, i'd threatened him,
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if you want to call it that, I'd threatened a lot of people.
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If you want to call it that? What were you doing at Hunter's
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apartment yesterday? I was in Jackson Park. You've been identified as a man
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who sneaked down the fire escape. I was watching the chess players. Remember
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you were booked back at forty seven for a serving Michael Hunter? Right,
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that's right. He kept bothering my kid's sister. You didn't like him?
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Huh? No? I didn't like him, would you? I didn't know
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him. That story about Jackson Park won't selfish? And I didn't kill Hunter?
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What do you want me to do? Lie? Do you want me
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to lie? Uh? I was in Jackson Park? How long have you
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known Michael Hunter? Four years? Five years'd you meet him? My sister
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was in some play with him? But I didn't kill him. But you
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really worked him over? I'm sure? What do you want? He made
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it tough on the kid. I made it tough on him. He deserved
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it. You use a tire chain on him, didn't you? Something like
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that? How long has Hunter lived at his present address? How should I
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know in your neighborhood, isn't it? Yeah? So what you can't take
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no murder on me? I didn't kill him. Nobody sent your tin what
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then, what's his hunder isn't dead? He isn't dad, He's in a
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comba. He may not make it. We just want the man who stabbed
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him. I'm not it. Hunter had some kind of an acting school,
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didn't he. Yeah, it's how my sister got to know him. The
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old set up was a phony. How do you know? I know?
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He was a lousy actor, looked good, told dames he could do something
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for him. See it from her? Okay, I belie, you've located
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the girl on that scar got a dumb hall. Okay, I might take
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person downstairs. I'll be right back right. I should turned her up.
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It wasn't easy. We checked all of Hunter's previous so called students. She
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was one of them. Did just showed of the scarp and she had know
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that belonged to him. This is Miss Helen Roberts. Hi, this is
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Lieutenant Guthrie. Miss Roberts. Grab to know you, howdy do Miss Robberts?
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I just keep your seeing. How long have you known Michael Hunter?
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Who? See? Don't you know Michael Hunter? No? Who's see?
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Your scarf was found in his A partner? Oh him? Oh? Oh,
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then you do know him? Sure? I forgot his name. I
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have known him very long? How long? A couple of days? Since
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Friday? Yeah? Friday? Good looking guy, said, I got sex
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appeal. Why'd you meet him? Well, I work when I went on
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the night shift. I work at the White Spot, twenty four hour rest
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on Americas. Yeah. Food ain't bad? You eaten there? Yeah,
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I ain't bad. I went on the night shift and I met this guy,
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this Hunter spotted him right off real Choote asked me if I'd ever done
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any acting? Said, I had sex appeal. When was the last time
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you saw him? To Hunter? Oh, I only saw him once.
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I only known him for a couple of days. When wasn't yesterday afternoon?
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What time? Oh? Like around four? Why? What's he done?
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Someone trying to kill him? You're kidding, No, guys, she was
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going to make an actress out of me. He was going to teach me
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how to act so I could get a job, another job out of that
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beanery. Did you give him any money? I sure did, twenty bucks
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for lessons. Where's the scar Yeah? This is your scarf, isn't it?
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Yeah? What time do you leave Hunter's apartment? Right after the lesson?
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About half hour later, I guess what time? Did I say I
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was there four o'clock? Yeah, I got a bad memory. Four o'clock.
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Well, I guess I left about four or thirty. Then was anybody
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else there? Mister Hunter? He was giving me a lesson, I mean,
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anybody else besides mister Hunter? Me? Did he say he was expecting
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anyone? Not? To the best of my knowledge, have any ideas who
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might have stamped him? Oh? No, No, we had any enemies.
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Look, mister, all I know is he said, with my sex
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appeal, I should be in Hollywood Pictures. And I gave him twenty dollars
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for acting lessons. I don't know none of his friends, and I don't
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know none of his enemies. Okay, thank you, Miss Roberts. To
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be sure, can I go now? Yes? Yeah, but don't try
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to leave town. We may want to talk to you again. Leave town,
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Hunt. What I gave mister Hunting my last twenty bucks and you say
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don't leave town by Miss Roberts. Yeah, what was your name? Quin?
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To be sure you're cute? Stop in the white spot sometime night I'm
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working the night shift. Yeah, that's try to get a wrong my scarff.
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Please, we'll have to keep it as evidence. Okay, well five,
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oh Revard, you better put a man on here? Are you kidding?
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Oh? I nam al right? I oh no, boys have to
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sit facts the cigarettes on the desk. That one real Suppose you want to
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know about a hunter? Yeah? Yeah, what's the latest? It's pretty
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bad still in a coma, just making out a report than you make it.
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Maybe, but I doubt ruptured love write humor Thorax and newmo Thorax.
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His response to treatment has been very poor. Ours chances of regaining consciousness practically?
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Now, if he did regain consciousness, could he recognize anyone? Would?
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Probably not. In a case like this, where the patient has gone
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into coma due to lack of oxygen, the damage that the brain tissue is
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usually too extensive. Tissues of the brain are especially sensitive to lack of oxygen,
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and the damage done is permanent. Then then if he did come out
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of it, he wouldn't be able to point out the man of standing.
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Nope, Well how about the wound long sharp implement knife? Probably could a
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woman do it? Sure? Well? Thanks to you that. I'll let
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you know minute anything happens tomorrow night. Another Big Show joins the fall line
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up James Hilton introduces Deborah car in James M. Barry's Quality Street to open
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another star studded season of outstanding dramas on most of these same CBS radio stations.
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Listen too for Lucia Watson in Ladies of the Jury tomorrow night on your
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Broadway Playhouse. We're covering every inch, Maan. If it's here and Hunter's
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apartment, we'll find it. Yeah. How about the garbage cans in the
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alley. She was going through them now doesn't seem to care for it.
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They're on a small weighted cardboard box down the incinerator, shoot to make sure
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nothing was stuck in And where is it with the shoot? Yeah, now
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I'll show you. It's in the hall closet. Shoots in there, one
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of these in each four h Yeah, how about the incinerator itself? Cleaning
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it out right? Now? Who is this? M oh, it's Becash.
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Hello. Hello, mister Becker. This is Missus Beckert lit. Missus
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Beckham. Hello, Lieutenant Sergeant. Why mister missus Beckham, Hello, Serge,
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it's all the confusion about why all the policemen looking for the weapon?
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Oh, do you think it might be in the building? It could be.
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You know, it's probably a knife and a long one. Might have
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thrown it away or tried to hide it before he went back to the street.
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Pierson, Maybe that's the man you identified, isn't it. How old
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did you know mister Hudder, missus Beckham? He was just a neighbor.
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I didn't know him well at all. I just saw him a few times.
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I never talked to him a few times, yes, and when was
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the last time? Four days ago? I imagine? Just hello? And
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how are you ever noticed anybody with him? No, doesn't have any friends,
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you know. No, Well, he had a young lady in his
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apartment yesterday, he did. That's right. Neither of you saw her.
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No, I didn't see her. Oh no, no, noid Ben,
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excuse my plan. The janitor has him on duty. Yeah, he showed
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him a picture of a person. He remembers him from where here, says
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person was here yesterday and asked for Hunter's apartment number. I'm telling you the
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old goats out of his mind. The janitor identified you from your picture.
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He's crazy, but he identified. He says you were in that building yesterday
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when I wasn't. He says you asked for Hunter's room number. He's mistaken.
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I tell you made a mistake. It wasn't me a jury. You're
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gonna think it was Gatherine. Yeah, yeah, I'm good. Okay,
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we can tell the boys to stop looking for that knife. It's been found
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yep, in the silver where we took out a Hunter's apartment. One of
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the butcher knives has his blood on it. Somebody tried to clean up,
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but there was enough rust pits to leave a little blood for the spectrogram.
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What does that mean? It means you're still in a lot of trouble.
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You were identified by two people who swear they saw you in that building.
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Okay, right, I was there, but I didn't kill him. Well
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he's not dead yet. Well I didn't stab him. If you think I
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went up to the knife hunter, would I have gone in by the front,
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talk to the janitor and let somebody else see me. I might not
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have been premeditating. It was Hunters butcher knife. That kind of indicates that
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it wasn't meditating. I didn't go up there to stab and he was already
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stabbed when I got there. Well, then why did you leave on the
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fire escape? Because Hunter was on the floor bleeding when when I got there.
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How did you get in? I walked in. The door was open.
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Why didn't you call the hospital? Got scared? You blame me?
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Besides, he looked good, bleeding? Why didn't you tell us us when
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we brought you in? You serious? What do you think? What time
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did you arrive at Hunters round five? Five fifteen? See anybody? Just
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the janitor? How long did you stay in there? But it's just long
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enough to look and then I beat it out on a fire eskin. You
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expect us to believed that. Look, it's a true I tell you I
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walked guess. Yeah, well, uh huh. We'll keep with him.
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Come on in here and get person. We'll have another talk later. Person.
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Okay, but I didn't stab hunter here in a spot. You gotta
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admit that. Okay, take him down, let's go. Okay, Mad
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and I going out for a while. We'll check in Oka. Say that
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last phone call? Uh Crockett, he's been tailing Helen Roberts. Yeah,
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she got in touch with some men at six sixty five North Lincoln. Yeah,
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Crockett talked to him. He's been running an advertisement for people to drive
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to California with him. To old Crockett that Helen Roberts paid him twenty dollars
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supposed to leave with him tomorrow morning. Do you think maybe I don't know?
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She told us she gave Hunter her last twenty dollars. Oh what if
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she doesn't go to work? You would like that at I'll be silly Allen's
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minds looking doll. I don't mind keeping the company. We'll just make sure
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she doesn't come back to her apartment before we get a chance to go over
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it good. I still say, what if she doesn't leave or she will?
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The manager told me he owes her a week's salary. She will go
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down there and collect it and tell him that here she goes? Okay,
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hell Aquin, she probably won't stay there long. Just collect the money and
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tell her more. She's gonna quit. Call out. Do you want a
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couple of hours anyway? Three? If you can give it to us I
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didn't give you more, or don't make it look official. Just tell me
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your coup should stop in and say hello, you're telling me how to operate?
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Done? One quid going pleasure? All right? Now, what do
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we doing getting her apartment and check everything and ding her toothbrush? You know
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it's sure would have been a lot simpler if we knew what she had on
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that day. Now, collect everything, shoes, dresses, How about these
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lonely match my eyes? Don't they? Oh? Come on, come on?
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What's all that stuff? You look like you've been to a sale.
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How long will it take you to go over these clothes? Evans for one?
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Blood Michael Hunter's blood. Go through all this? Yeah, check the
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shoes first, und to blood a lot and she just might have stepped in
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some who she blood named Helen Roberts was in the apartment. Well, Ben,
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there's a lot of stuff. How long? Maybe an hour? Maybe
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more? And they're okay, these would look nice on you, Matt.
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That's what I said. Match your eyes? Is he? Ben? Most?
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Some more coffee? Gee? Thanks, Dick. But I really got
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to get home. How can we quitting a job? I get tired of
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it. I'm going to get something else, something that suits my talents more.
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You know, Yeah, you still want to be an actress? I
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don't know. I guess maybe I'd still like to be one, but I
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don't know. I'm still pretty upset about mister Hunter's dying. I don't know
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anybody else in the acting business. Well, I know a few people you
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do. Gosh, that would be wonderful. Mister Hunter always said I had
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a lot of sex appealing things, and I don't know why I shouldn't try
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to be an actress. I know I got the talent for it. Why
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don't we get out of here, still somewhere and talk some more. Well,
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I really should be getting home. I gotta start looking for another job
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tomorrow. That's early. Well, I don't really think besides, you want
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to go looking for an other job until we see what I can do for
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you with my friends. Okay, wouldn't you have to be on du teaching?
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Oh, whenever I feel like it. Yeah, sure, the department
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doesn't make a move without me. Nothing on these Well, here's another fan.
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You know. I was just thinking, if Quiet didn't do so well
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and Helen went home, she'd probably call robbery and he'd get arrested. What
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makes you think this Robert's girl has anything to do with this? All?
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Right? Don't just checking every possibility. I think pistons that boy, I
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don't think so. He had a good point when he said he'd he'd have
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been foolish to walk in the front door, but they could have figured that
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one out ahead of time. He's going to be that smarty. He wouldn't
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have left the knife around. Oh, I don't think that was so stupid.
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We just examined those knives on chance. We didn't expect to find anything.
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Yeah, but we did. But it's still smart. Walk in the
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punt door, used the guy's own butcher knife and put it back in the
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drawer. That's smart. You don't think he did it? Well, I'll
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just bet you how much you'll name it dinner? Bet. Think you better
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work up a good appetite, Ben, are you find something on the heel
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of these pumps. I'll take a look. I'll get it. Here's a
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sample of hunter's blood. Uh huh, this is off the heel. It's
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the same time I seen where. Well, okay, just a minute,
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Ben, Yeah it's Quine. He's in some Chinese restaurant with a girl.
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Yeah, well tell him to bring her in, right, bring her in?
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Quine? Okay, he says, you'll be glad to she's been trying
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to show him hottie with chopsticks. He was swell when you are, Oh
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for tending you wanted to date. I'm sorry, but the tenant, huh,
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you're the lieutenant aren't you. That's right? We met before, haven't
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we not? Yeah? Please have a seat. Who sleep? That's this
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all about? Why did this guy bring me down here? Wanted a date,
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wanted to help me meet some people that could help me get a job.
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I told him to bring in. Well, I ain't sure about that.
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I'm sure about him playing up to me. He said he wasn't even
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unduty Miss Roberts. Yeah, why did you kill mister hunter? Me?
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Are you not me? I didn't have nothing to do with it. Your
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Scott was in his apartment. I don't know you. My Scott was in
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his apartment. You found it there? I left it there so much?
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Do you think I killed him with my Scott? He was staying you think?
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He said? Nine and a half hour ago. We found some of
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his blood on one of your shoes. I'm one of my shoes. What
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are you doing with one of my shoes? How did you get it?
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He wasn't wounded stabbed by a knife when you last saw him, Say,
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who are you anyway? I told you she wasn't stabbed or nothing like that.
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He was walking around and he wasn't doing it with no knife in his
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back. How do you know he was stabbing on the bank. Well,
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I guess wasn't he How don't you get blood on your shoes if he wasn't
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stabbed, I didn't know. I cut my finger a couple of days ago.
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See it was his blood on your shoes. You killed him with a
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butcher knife on his kitchen drawer. I did not. And besides, who
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are you argent? Graph? You killed him with it and wiped it off.
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Well, if I did that, how did you find any blood?
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How spectrograph spectra? What don't come on like Dick Tracy with me? You
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could have washed it with soap and water and the spectrograph would still find it.
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I don't believe it. Didn't explain the blood on your shoes. Well,
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actually, mister Hunter was stabbed. When I got there, I got
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scared, and man, you can understand why I didn't tell you about it.
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I was scared. You can understand, lou Tenant. A man named
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Pearson was there after he was stabbed too. Did you run into each other?
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Well? I didn't know his name, but there was a man name
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he didn't see you. He didn't. Why did you kill Hunter? Because
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he said he couldn't do nothing with me? No, more. He said
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he couldn't help me, and I asked him for my money back. How
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much money had you given him? What's a couple of hundred? We were
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going to get married to he broke my heart, so you stabbed him with
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that kitchen night. Yes, he was pouring some beer and I couldn't stand
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it. He said, we was going to drink to our party and I
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wasn't going to be parted by no guy. What had two hundred clams of
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mine? Well, I get the chair, take her our clan and you,
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Richard, you're all alike, just a man. Yeah, let's go
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Tenant. Yeah. Well, the reporters want to talk to me. Probably
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I'll see them. I'm on the ragged edge of disaster, but I'll see
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them. I'll talk to you later. Goodbye, mister greb to be here?
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Oh holy cow, Well you owe me at dinner? Yeah? Yeah,
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you know something one better? She never became an actress. The lineup,
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where before you pass the innocent, the vigorant, the thief, the
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murderer. Listen again next Wednesday when we again bring you the line up?
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May I have your attention? Leads you be pull out there on the other
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Saturda the wire in the audience room. May I have your protection? Please?
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Thank you. My name is Grebb, started Matt grab Alice Gwen the
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latter to you each in a Sussex. You will see we be numbered.
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I've caught up a number the name of Charn If you have any questions or
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identification. The lineing Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and Wally Mayer as Stargeant
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Matt Grabb, was written by Harvey Easton and edited by Blake Edwards, with
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music by Eddie Dunnstetter. Featured in tonight's cast were High Everback, Howard mcneer,
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Victor Perrin, Peter Leeds, and Virginia Gregg. The lineup is produced
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and directed by him Delvayer. Two heavyweight contenders climbed through the ropes tonight when
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CBS Radio brings you another fast and furious boxing exclusive, It's Archie Moore versus
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Emerald Davidson in what promises to be one of the slugfests of the new season.
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Don't miss a single exchange of blows when Davidson and Moore fighted out ten
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rounds of heavyweight boxing exclusive tonight on most of these same CBS stations. To
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say it with music CBS B for the best. Yes, yes, yes,
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the Stars at Dress is CBS. And remember Mystery fans can't miss when
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it's the FBI in Peace and War Thursdays on the CBS Radio Network. Welcome
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back. While Virginia Gregg never did Guys and Goals, but I think she
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proved there that you could have also. Love that little ditty for CBS at
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the end, just wonderful. This is one of my the episode of the
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lineup that I've enjoyed the most in recent memory. So all right, well
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now we turn to listener comments and feedback, and Steven says, I have
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several of these old radio series on my iPad and I poud and listen to
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them every night. And also Mary, who sent along the donation, She
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for your support, Mary, and that will actually do it for today.
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Join us back here tomorrow are nine hundred and fiftieth episode special. You're going
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to bring you a unaired pilot of a series that couldn't make it, so
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made it so Join us tomorrow and we'll play it for you, the McCoy,
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