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Great Detectives dot net. Well, the whole situation with last week's episode also
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allowed me to unco find the episode that aired the week after that, from
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January eighteenth of nineteen forty eight, for the second straight day. I have
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to once again caution you that the audio quality is not the best, so
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please be patient and bear with us. But here now, from January eighteenth,
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nineteen forty eight, is the case of the Man who Died Twice You
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Postwar Oh Dutch Splendor, famous for chasing dirt, presents Carter, famous or
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chasing crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined as
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new post war all Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring
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characters in all detective fiction. Nick Carter, master detective, take his curse
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and fast. And when the car turned over and caught fire, he was
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clapped inside. I'm afraid it isn't that simple, share but Nicky much perfectly
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obvious is if you look at the right thing, turn your flashlight inside the
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car. There see what I mean. And now the case of a man
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who died twice the data centers scarring long Cock as Nick Carter brought you by
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a new post war Oh Dutch cleanser, I think, which called Nick and
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Tatty to the southern Florida, has given them the sense to combine business with
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the winter vacations. In the case of the Nick down tomorrow, that's what's
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good for New York. It's late at night now as they drive along in
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a rented car, enjoying a warm compete. Oh yeah, don't going really
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trying. I's going You got everybody else for that day. I'm the way
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to leave the whole. That's because we went running as ever a time and
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he went to twy Rely, you haven't been speeding, have you know?
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Oh? Pull over to the bide of the road. Anyway, I agree
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that the fire ange the three are right behind. That was it. I
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always did love to take fire and okay I thought about the expiated myself accually,
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are right okay today? Fine? Oh yeah, what happened? Here's
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gonna be a back. He didn't call him five and call the prince and
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call and take anyone here. Wasn't anybody in it but the driver and he's
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still in the car. Horrible, all right, you are nothing could be
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alive and I endogs playing the fireman will have it out in a minute and
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when the cool Dolph will try to find out who it was. You find
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anything yet? Kay? No, he had any identification which is drawed in
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the fire well, you can find out who he watched the license type them
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today. You didn't that, Patty, This is one of Mike Cowbot drive
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it Toself Rental from faith City. He'll have a recordar who took it out.
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Maybe he was a tourist, I guess so the way I say anything.
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I had to take this curve too fast and went off the road,
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and when the car turned over and caught fire, he was trapped in side.
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I'm afraid it isn't that simple, Triff. What do you mean he
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hit it off the road that the tire marks from a savement? I look,
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well, maybe when Army advertised to stop to watch the fire, I
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didn't go up. I can tide the car there. Huh. Throw your
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flashlight on the gearshift him. Love us a little dear when you freak that
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out, exactly what I mean. It wasn't any accident. RFF looks as
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if you have a murder case on your hand. Hey, they'll see more
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cups of coffee coming up their or you better skip the coffee. Hey,
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it's plain we have to catch that early plane back for New York. But
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Nicky, I want to talk to you about that. This thing tonight got
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a new word. Well, you'll handle it all right there. I'm not
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so sure being good carriffs and being good detective of two different things. If
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I fall down on this case, here's a coffee chair or banks bill and
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tear. If I hear Sam readers out to give your old job back.
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That's what I hear. You're sorry Dave for bay telling and that old food
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ever gets back in office again, be life with you Tooby say he used
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to be a griff for me, I'll go a taxpayer cline. But he
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mighty good at handing out the old sab and lots of folks like much like
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you. Better they wouldn't have like all. You know how it is,
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I just duck out of the army, has medals and a few citations,
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and I guess that's why folks wanted for me. It will be different next
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time war das in history now and you think of you don't solve this,
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night'll be triff again. With nothing like that, it'd be all he'd needs.
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He's already talking around. But I'm too young and inexperienced. Well maybe
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I am, but five golly, at least I'm on it. That's gone
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for a lot, couldn't a minute. I know what you wanted to say.
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Nicking mean a lot to me. If you could stick around a couple
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of days and help, you can spare that much time. Hopefully, what
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jazz do I have with a gopen? You mean you will make sure?
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Oh, I'd always like to be sure a killer is caught. Well,
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now we did some mat tell you what to do with day. If you
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find out from the driving yourself place who hired that card, don't have an
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out of you perform to see whether you can discover the real cause is.
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Then I'll get on it right away, and our tanks to our play resonation.
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That's great. Make thanks a lot. I'll be around to your hotel,
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brightened her tomorrow morning. No, no, you want it's early tomorrow
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morning right now, and if you show up afore nine o'clock, I'll start
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committing murders. Might go. But you was the first victim. Oh all
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right, all right, all right lad Oh he's just stared on the uh
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they cart acision. Oh sir, what's the idea? At chantay nine o'clock?
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He had still dark outside. I know, but I want to tell
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you what I found out. That guy was toys with dina. I don't
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know. I got the dog out of bed and made him formed me auto
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two right away. I see you know who the man was yet? Yeah,
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sure name was George Brennan. He was staying at the Baybew Hotel.
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Anyway, that's what he drove my tail but when he rented the car.
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Did you get Mike out of bed too? Sure? What, because here's
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one person you're not getting out of bed. See you at nine at the
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Bayview Hotel. Here's mister Brandon's cottage. To look at the coffee table over
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there, two highbrow glasses. U Brandon never anything. He had a visitor
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before he went out last night. You know who that could have been doing.
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I couldn't say, cass. That's why mister run cook one of the
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cottages instead of the sweet and the main building that he wanted pottages. We'll
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find out whether anybody asked if the dead for him. No, they didn't,
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sir, I was gonna du the last night. Un if there had
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been anybody, the Quest would have sent me to kill him the way.
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Yeah, our prahatsoever was phoned and Brennan told him a number of the cottage.
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Yes, ma'am, that could have been there. Okay, George Plank,
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we'll let you know him where too. Oh, and here's something to
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your trouble. Oh thanks, Yes, that's to see if there's anything in
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that bag. Will I take a look at the closet over here? Okay,
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alligator hide? He had plenty of money to send down lucky. He's
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brand new tool. All the labels that are taking out of the pit.
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Yeah, that's funny. The half some reason for wanting to count see it
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is that entity uh uh mine jumping prey I did hidden under the lining of
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his future autographs of a girl. Actually it's good looking too, well in
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the hat he's wearing. I say, this is about ten or twelve years
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ago. What's that right? Norse Griffin is all my love Linda Prison.
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That's an odd first name I never heard of before. Hey, wait a
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minute, look at this. It's just a book of matches, isn't it.
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Yeah. I found it under the coffee table. Hmm. It'll full
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of matches, but they're goden burn you. That's not what I'm talking about.
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Just look at those little indentations around the edge of the match book.
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Yes, I think, rather than made by a fingernail. They look too
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neat and regular for that. Some people do that at a thing unconstrary,
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nervous, you know, M usually very careful to keep the pattern regular.
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It's the advertising on the cover. I'm talking about Brook little Field Construction Company,
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Martinville, Ohio. Keep on reading PJ. Littlefield President, Griffin Grifton
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Buckley, executive vice president. You see it's the same name as the one
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on that picture, and all bet on many people in the world with Griffin
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for first name that he's writing it. If George Burnon and Griffin Buckley were
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the same person, they would be only natural in to carry matches advertising the
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company he worked for. Explained how these matches got no hire down here to
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flo you're jumping to conclusions. Matches like these get sent all over the country.
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But there is one thing. The initials are things eb George Renham,
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Griffin Buckley. People at a tendency to keep the same initials even when they
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change their names. And let me see the picture again. And here on,
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Nick, what times you say those matches came from Martonville, Ohio to
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the photographer's mark on the back of his picture, the Fortress Studios, Martonville,
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Ohio. Yes, you've hit on something. Well, if this guy
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was hesn't Buckley, how are you gonna find out? The sure easiest thing
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in the world. Happy go through a long distance call to the little Field
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Construction Company, Martinville, Ohio. Yes, my name is Nick Carter,
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Mister Littlefield. I'm calling you about mister Griffin Buckley here about forty years old,
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five feet eight, got hair and eyes. Wait, around one hundred
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and seventy five. Yes, but is here in Martinville now? And I'm
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afraid I have some bad news. I hope I'm wrong, but I think
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mister Buckley has met with an accident. It's some kind of a joke.
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I know he met with an accident. You do. Car went over to
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him bankment and burst into flames with him inside it. But how could you
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know? It only happened last night, a few miles out of Bay City,
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Florida. What are you talking about? That accident happened right here in
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Mortonville a week before. Laugh, She didn't rip married ten days ago.
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Nick Carter hangs up the fold, a puzzled expression on his face. The
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same man seems to have been killed exactly the same way, in two different
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places. You'll see what happens in just a minute. Now back to the
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case of a man who died twice. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to
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you by a new post war all that splencer mixed the side of the body
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found an erect and blazing car along the Florida Highway is that of Griff and
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Buckley of Mortondale, Ohio. But on phoning Mortondale, Naked told the Fucky
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died there ten days ago, trapped inside a burning car. Naked passy are
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now in Mortondale talking to Bucklet employer TJ. Littlebial Carter. Griffs couldn't have
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been killed in Florida two nights ago. He's been buried right here in Mortonville
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for ten days. Did you see the body? Well, no, it's
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pretty badly burned. But ski was in Griff's car. The toes were Griff,
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the watch and rings, and besides missus, Buckley herself made the identification
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of one buys name Linda. No, it's me you're probably thinking of Linda
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Harris. Griff was engaged to her a long time ago where she now.
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He died shortly before they were she was married, right seeing gift of the
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guy who here, I know, I think he was the only thing he
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took with him from here. That is, if we're right and thinking that
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about in Florida is Griffin Butter So we must have had a reason for hiding
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out under an excumed name. That reason may have something to do with the
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death of that man was buried here. If you were suggesting anything that done,
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it's a criminal I don't believe, not Griff, But no, it's
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some kind of strange coincidence entirely too strands to be a CoInc but has no
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accident in Florida Chrisberg poisons a how is that on fire and attempt to cover
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up? What's that? Fantastic? No one had any reason to kill Griff.
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How about his turn No, he did carry a large policy fifty thousand
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dollars. I believe they abled at home his wife. Can you give me
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an addressed well, yes, yes, of course I write it down for
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you. I have a ten years Yes, it's the matter. I shut
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the draw on my shame past it pretty badly too. Instead of our going
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alone before you take us to her that I would sad at times for I'd
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be glad to. But surely you can't think that he's a grip from missus
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Buckley will It's too soon for me to think anything about this case. But
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the fact remains. If she stood to collect fifty thousand dollars in her husband's
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death and murder has been committed for a lot less you're crazy. I don't
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know who the man in part it was that my husband is buried right here
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in Woodlawn Cemetery. It's rather first on missus Buckley. But were you and
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your husband happy together? Happy? I hated him Myra and he hated me.
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It's never loved anybody in his life. But that's Harris girl. Perhaps
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you and this word ideally happy in my rabit know that you did. That's
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balls I'm concerned. Makes no difference whether he's Deaderaliz. That's what I'm going
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to ask the court to open his grace. But because I think the auto
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accident was a fake. If I am right, you may find yourself facing
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a murder shy, What are you talking about. You're the only person who
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profited by your husband's death, and that fifty thousand dollars insurance policy is the
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motive. Any jury would take notice of those So that's you're going to try
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to fee it on me? Are you for? You can't? It was
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griff he killed me, He killed whom that man in the car, the
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man who was buried here under the name of griff and Buckley. What do
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you see? So it wasn't all right? And who wasn't I don't know
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and I don't care murder. Why did you say it was Griff? As
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soon as I saw the body, I realized that Griff was probably get away
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from me, And if that's what he wanted, why should I stop him?
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Essentially, if I stood to make fifty thousand dollars, do you think
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I was going to say, no, that's not my husband. If some
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of my husband murdered, I'm the watch the thief and a murderer. I'm
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not that big a fool. You mean the wife of the speech Griff had
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been feeling from the company for years. From my company courts me to say
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that your husband kills an unknown person, put him in a car and set
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fire to it in order to cover up his pets from the Littlefield Company.
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That's the only thing it could be. If everyone thought Griff would Daddy'd be
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safe. You had your book that examined and Bugler's appearances at the Little Fields.
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Well, no, but if you tell anything, if we went down
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and looked them over, now, well it would take several days to make
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it complete check up, but we might discover something from the bank stament which
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came in this morning. I'll bet you'll find that you're across the grift took
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everything it wasn't nailed down. Let's go, mister Littletale and Missus Tuckery.
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You better not try to leave town. Don't worry. If Griff was killed
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in Florida, it's just as good as if he'd been killed here. That
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in Sarves hasn't been paid yet, and I'm staying right here until I collect
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every cent of it. How about it find anything out of the way,
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mister Littlefield. Yes, this check for twenty three thousand. I didn't know
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if there anything any other. Here's one for nineteen thousand, six hundred,
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another for forty sounds again, look as though Missus Buckley knew what she was
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talking about. And here's another one. I never should have given him the
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power to sign checks. He must have gotten away with at least one hundred
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thousand of the stock holder his money in the last month alone. That's a
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pretty good gross for business this size, isn't it, mister Littlefield. Oh,
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there won't be any loss to us. The bonding company will have to
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make good. Oh, but it's the fact that this would do a thing
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like this. But I just can't understand that that's a little field. Could
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you make a trip to Bay City, Florida with me? Well, of
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course, but why I want to make sure the man there is really buckling
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and you can identify him very well. Shall I get plane reservations? That
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won't be necessary. We can go in my plane. Oh you fly,
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It's been a hobby of nine for years. I'll pull in the airport to
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get the plane ready, and if you're not afraid of night flying, we
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can be there by midnight. God sooner than their w I should thanks feel
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better, got thinner, miss a little Field? Man, I'll say it.
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Why you know, Carter, I've been wondering if we couldn't stay over
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here in Atlanta to night. I'm more tired than I reline. It's been
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a terrible day for me. Well, i'll take over the controls if you
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want me to ool. Do you find makes your wonderful pilot, mister little
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Field? Yeah, my license with me. If you're not afraid to take
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a time, no, go right ahead, I'm moving to the back.
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You can relax, it's why beautifully, mister little Field. Yeah, you
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actually don't need a hand on the controls at all. For straight clients,
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cows with mats trying to find a match and I got this door thumb in
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my fucking it the red nothing. I guess I don't have any matches,
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sick gold. Would you get me a pack from the map compartment up there?
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What's going? I uh after paper matches in it? Ah, but
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you are advertising on them. Those matchbooks were good ideas. One of the
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last things he did, which order one hundred thousand of them the day the
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ship would arrive. I just come from the funeralom you mean the matches weren't
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delivered until after Buckley disappears. Yes, I get a joked up at the
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side of it and debated all the time. Look at the edge of this
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Marx book. You have a nervous habit of indenting the edge of a book
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of paper matters with your fingernails. Don'tuments the little fails? Oh yeah,
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why how'd you get that saw thumb? I pinted it in my gest Sure
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you saw me do it? Oh no, I didn't. I saw you
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go through the motion. But that's not a brood. That's the first you
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Sure you didn't run it when a book of matches went up on your hands.
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Course, I'm sure those match books weren't delivered until after Buckley left Martin
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Pail. Yet one of them was down in his room and basically a matchbook
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with the eggs intent. It got like this one, but all the matters
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in the book, but part I seeze That was very careless of me,
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wasn't it. Cart So you're dead, kailed Buckling. Yes, and I'm
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rather proud of the way I worked. When I discovered the drift and been
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robbing the company, I gave him the choice of going to the penitentiary for
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helping me make a real clean out. Jomoy. Your scheme was that he
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could take all the cash on hands and presumably be killing the wreck so that
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the police wouldn't even look for it. Right, the bonding company would repay
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the loss risk could go to South America, so he thought, And we
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need to be richer by a very neat stop. Who was the man who
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was buried Mortondale. I haven't the least the idea that a hit tiker who
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has the hits general description. But I picked him up, offered him a
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drink of liquor private with stile that's right, and I formed drifts and everything
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was ready. So he met me outside of town with his car, change
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clothes with the dead hitshiker. The rest is easy. But when you killed
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Buckley, why did you do it exactly the same way? Why side if
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it worked perfectly? So I flew down here Friday night when I was supposed
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to be spending the weekend in Chicago, and took care of it. Food
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connected auto wreck in Florida with one in Ohio's did the little Field as soon
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as we land, I'm going to have a suited island. Say you and
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missus Bowen are getting out now. You forget I'm at the control, and
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you forget that this plane will keep it tough level even with its dead man
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at the control. This is the real polver as the back of your neck,
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Carter, to keep your hands on that with you and no pick humid
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going. I think we're over a rather large swamp now, and I doubt
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that your body will ever be found after I dropped you out of the plane.
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Fill out of your mind, all right, Carter, but I'm afraid
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I'll have to put a pullet through the back of your head. I'm a
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position in the back seat of a three seated plane. Littlefield presses the revolver
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against the back of the nick head, and his finger slowly begins to close
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on the triggers. We'll see what happens in just a minute. Now for
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the conclusion of the case of a man who died price, Today's adventure with
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Nick Cocker brought you by a new post war old Dutch clench with Nike A
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fick and cold Littlefield give them a bar feet of his private cold at ball
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for at Nick Kennon a play. Will try it, telf Cotter for scrung
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enough for me to get food. If you too, and jump your money
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into that farm below it, I'm afraid I'll have to put a pullet through
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the back of your head. Yes, the plan of fly health Littlefield and
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the same directs in its head of a new shoot. So let's try a
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power t wind you Connor, you school more out of the nine had been
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I going to die. We'll I'll go together, Connor cou we're mad.
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Oh you're gonna fight feet little off ur. I'll work to the ground like
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there's a gun. Wow. Wow, here's my considream. Why you'll feel
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okay in a minute or so you are And now, mister little pail we'll
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try a safer landing at the bait at the airport while you can tell your
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story for the taft. I think he'll let joy hearing it. We gotta
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confession, all right, Nick. The whole story work could have been a
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very clever scame. I've had as clever as the way you figured it out
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to help you, sirs, Why hadn't you hurt? Sam Le has given
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it out all over town and he's not even gonna run against me next collection.
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Oh good yep. If you've got to hire a big New York detective
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to hold a job, you don't want it so as to break to the
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taxpayers of this county. From what I've heard, it certainly is what's going
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to happened to missus Buckley. Oh, you'll probably get a jail centers for
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attempting to the fraud by making that false identification. Yeah, but what about
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the money? Cord will decide what happened right right away, Nick, I
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made reservations, so I took that to New York. My claims all our
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claim tip was exciting enough to satisfy me for a long long time. Well,
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Nick, what about next week's kids? Bobbit was very exciting. You
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see it all? Excuse me, hello, I'll see here, Nick,
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that was a guest start. It was that same mysterious woman saying, called
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super two eight four. A you look out the window at that billboard,
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He'll I'll be done, called super to eight four. What the dickens is
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this all about? I don't know what I'm look nick to. But what
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about next week's show? Oh? Yes, well, Bob, next week,
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Hatty and I get me extup with a bottle of cologne. You mean
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like perfume, her, I'll say, And that bottle of cologne almost made
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an angel out of me, those cooks. Nick Carter. Master Detective is
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Look, I don't know who you are. Welcome back. Well another
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solid murder mystery and uh overall just a very nice setup. Well, we
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do now turn to another announcement slash discussion, and I'll be kind of talking
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about this over the course of the next week or week or so, and
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that is that I am considering doing a Patreon for the Great Detectives of Old
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Time Radio, the whole podcast h to perhaps even replace the listener support campaign.
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It would be based on listeners giving a regularly scheduled monthly amount to support
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the show, and there would be incentives both individual and for the overall growth
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of the show and our efforts in old time radio podcast. Now, some
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of the ideas, and this is based on some of the other Patreon campaigns
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that I've observed, would include things such as getting a more advanced server to
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host the show on, because there are moments of high activity when things do
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kind of leg and another is more advanced equipment, and another is establishing a
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level. It might be, for example, that at a point where we've
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raised six hundred dollars a month, we would look at expanding the server eight
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hundred a month for equipment, and so on. Some other ideas would include
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starting another series, and this would be overall not dependent on any one individual's
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pledges under the individual incentive. Some ideas that have occurred to me include allowing
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listeners to record pre commentary bumpers at a certain donation level, like this is
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my name and you're listening to the great detectives of old time radio and being
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put in rotation, or giving listeners advanced access to all the episodes I'll record
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during a week in case they want to listen to one early and email their
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thoughts on the episode in to be read and shared at the same time that
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I share my thoughts on the episod. And then there's the possibility of being
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able to choose contents, nominate special episodes at certain donation levels, And of
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course then there's the possibility of books and ebooks, and I'd ultimately have the
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goal if we went with a Patreon part of it would also set the goal
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of replacing the listener support campaign with just a listener support listener appreciation specials.
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So as we consider this, I would really love to hear from you.
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Would you prefer or be interested in a monthly support regularly and would you prefer
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that to something like the listener support campaign. Would love to hear from you
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on that. That actually will do it for today because I did not have
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additional commentary on the episode. If you do have a comment, email it
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