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Police Headquarters with episode nine Dope and episode ten Live Insurance Scheme Police Headquarters.
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That's a minute. I'll give you the identification Joe Identification Bureau Captain Roberts.
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This is the pullman guy Web captain on the riverfront beat. What's up?
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A couple of fissionmen? Just a cross out of the river down with the
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lowth on wall don huh? Yeah? And see did you identify the corpse?
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No? Yes, the man American about twenty five of where's the corpse?
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Now? Laying on the bank beside the whar I got the fishermen in
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garden until I get back. Okay, Web, hop back and stay there.
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I'll be down in about five minutes. If anyone comes nosing around,
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hold them. Also got a short call card to pick me up in front
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to get the Williams and Murphy. We're making an investigation down on the river.
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Where's it? Web? This way, sir, you better use your
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light. Captain, there's black as pitch down. There aren't there any street
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lights around here, no, sir, when you pass three blocks back,
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was the last one? In spite of the river isn't used very much where
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there's wark. You spoke up a low sun one. Yeah, over there,
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it's not used anymore except by a few Chinese fishermen. You say,
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fishermen found the body, Yes, sir, I got their names. Now
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this is and let him go where they find it under the wharf, sir.
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Was weighted down with iron. Must have been pitched off the wharf.
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That's what I figured, sir. Here's the body captain under hand here,
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Williams, and we'll drag it out of the water a little farther. Yes,
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sir, he that water looks black shit. Yeah, splash light on
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the web, young fellow, wasn't he. Yeah, I've never seen him
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before. No, sir, don't see what he has in his pockets and
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nothing's there. I went through them while I was waiting for you, man.
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I found this scrap of paper. That's all. That's it. How'd
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you light over here, Williams? Right, it's like a piece of paper
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sack. Yeah, This writing on a two captain a Chinese name sun yet.
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Key, Have you heard the sun yet? Key? Yeah, he's
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supposed to be a big shot down here in Chinatown. Never saw him,
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though. This guy's got a bump on his head, and that's pretty plain.
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What happened? You're meet it with murder? Sir? We got a
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dead man here. What does it look like, post office, Captain?
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He's a black silk or do you find it in his hand? Looks like
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it was torn off the struggle. Well, a couple of you boys stay
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until the wagon gets here. We will try to identify this guy down at
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headquarters. You come with me, Webbon right out your report, Yes,
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sir, identification gar a Captain Roberts, Oh, hello, Commissioner. No,
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sir, we haven't identified him yet. It's like it'll be another one
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of those Chinatown mysteries. Yes, sir, I will come in, Robert.
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Yeah, I'm Ferguson, No Perguson, Government of Narcotic Detailed. Oh
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yes, thanks you tell Us did some work for us a while back on
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the Dope Raide. The Chief sent me over to enlist your help again.
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Sure, what's up? Another raid now? This time missing man? Who
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is he? Tommy wood Race on the cover man he's been missing two days.
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Now. Where'd you last see him? China Town? He went into
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a restaurant down on Trent Street near the river. As far as we know,
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he never came out. Did you search the place? Yes? Who
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langs in? The Chinaman who runs it says Woods never came in at all.
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What did this Woods look like? Oh? He was a young fellow,
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about thirty, weighed about one hundred and thirty pounds, blonde hair,
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gold front two. Yes. Have you seen him not less than five minutes
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ago. We've been trying to identify him for the last twenty four hours.
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You mean he's dead. Somebody hit him over the head and toss him into
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the river at the foot of Trent Street. Are you sure he's in the
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mortgage? You care to look him over? Wait a minute, how was
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this man dressed? Cheap linen suit, yellow shoes, red tie. That
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was Tommy all right. Here's something we found in his pocket, scrap of
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paper the name of Sun yet key on it. In his hand. We
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also found this piece of black silk with a golden broidery. It's like a
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part of a Chinese robe. In his watch pocket, we found a few
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grains of all colored up right. That's interesting. Yeah, Captain Roberts,
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Tommy Woods was killed by an opium gang we've been trying to round up for
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the last six months. He's the second man we've lost. He got any
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evidence in the gang, nothing direct. We've been told that this son yet
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Key is the head of it. We also have reason to believed that the
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opium is dispensed from the rear of Fu Lang Sinned restaurant. Why didn't you
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send a crude erector place? Haven't enough evidence? This sonyat Key is a
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very clever man. Important stuff direct from Persia. I thought all opium games
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from China a fallacy. Captain. Persian opium of good quality contains from ten
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to fifteen percent of morphine, and Chandhu made from Persian opium would contained to
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have twenty five percent. That's why sonyat KEI deals exclusively in Persian opium.
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We can break him, We break the ring. Why did you get him
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then? No evidence? Our men can't get near him, some doubt if
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he even exists. How about one of our boys, no better? They
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seem to be able to spot a colp a mile off. Hey, I
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got it. How about a woman we thought of that too, but the
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chief vetoed it too dangerous. I know someone who'll give her a right arm
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to bust at dope ring who our police matron carry. Welch. She lost
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a younger brother down there on the river front about a year ago. A
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narcotic praise chinaman shot him. Do you think she'd take the risk? Sure,
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she'd love it. All right, Robert, we'll see that. Carry
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Welsh gets the chime, follow him, all right, missus. Welch,
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there's a restaurant, got ahead. You enter the same door, walk to
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the back. You'll steal to the door with Chinese blasters on us. Go
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through that door and ask for sun yet keys. Understand everything as well.
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Yes, yeah, here's a ten dollars business mark bun now as you can
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make a buy of opium, walk out the same door you came in,
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Roberts, and I will rush back recover the money. Your job is to
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get away with the dope, I understand. Now. If you get into
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trouble, call for us. We'll be sitting in the back of the rest
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offeating. But of course don't recognize us when you come in. Yes,
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sir, all right, give us about five minutes to get inside. This
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Foo length Sin who runs the place is a crafty fellow. I'll never get
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the idea he's not smart. He speaks English better than you or I.
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I've heard him also graduated from one of our colleges. Yes, here we
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are. I'll talk to him. That's a warning gong. It sounds whenever
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police enter the place. Becomes foo lengthin. Well, hello, foo lengths
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in. It is with much pleasure that this lowly person again has the honor
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of being visited by the police. Wise guy, aren't you, God say,
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in a realm of fools, it is easy to be wise. They're
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not interested in what you're he then, God say, you don't like it
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very much when we drop in on you that way, do you? It
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is written, my dear Lukeenant, that he that excited anger is a fool.
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He's with tortoise with anger is still a greater one. It should also
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be written to langs in it is unwise to arouse the anger of the police.
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This is Captain Roberts from headquarters. I am deeply honored by your presence,
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Captain. What may this lowly servant do for you? No, we're
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just down looking around full lengths in it is written that fate has no pity
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for them who take needless risks? What do you mean by that? Nothing,
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my dear captain. Nothing, Captain, and I came down for dinner.
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I am honored the cable for the occasion. Yes, in the back,
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where we can keep an eye on you, it shall be as you
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wish. I count the boilis You have them well trained, haven't you?
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Hey? What are all these fancy grains of rice? Merely a custom of
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my ancestors? Ceremonial rice, ceremonial rise. Eh. Yes, each grain
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is carefully polished and painted by hand, and placed in one's robe until the
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day of its tonement. Quite a job to paint all those grains by hand,
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isn't it. It is written that the work of the idol is here.
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Your table is ready, Lieutenant, Oh thank you. Come on,
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Captain, I need the word of them. You better get back to our
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table in a hurry. This is wealth, will be coming in to make
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the buye here, this is it. I'll slip face in the front.
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Hey, where did I see those rice grains before? In Tommy Wood's pocket?
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Dash it say? And this is Welsh. Look at your menu.
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Robert hmm. She walked right through without looking right or left. Roberts for
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the first time, that warning gong didn't sound good. Maybe you should be
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able to swing it. She makes a buye. We'll take in everybody in
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this joint. I've men outside to surround the place. It's the first sign
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of trouble. Good lord Gong. Who was that woman's screens? Come on,
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carry Welch is in trouble. Through the door right here. The door's
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knocked. Take your turn, break it in. It's open. Come on,
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black pitching here, better be careful. Wait a minute, what's time?
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Carry welch. She's hurt. Yeah, give me a hand and knocked
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out? Look out? What is that a knife? It just missed you?
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By name Fi behind those curtains. There he is in the back room.
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Sonya, yeah, yeady, and he's coming for you. Yeah,
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he's still moving. Give it to him again. Yeah, the gud won't
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stop him's still moving. It's no use. You might as well be shooting
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blanks. Now here's an act there. Take that to yell well, I'll
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be wax. It's a wax figure on the track. I wonder we couldn't
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find Sanya Kee. He was a wax figure. It's hollow inside. I
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got it. Whoever is passing up this door is using this figure so he
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wouldn't be recognized. He spoke to the peddler and passed out the dope through
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this wax figure up front. And here's a tin of opium. Well,
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what do you know about that? Here's something else. Look, Captain,
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well, I'll be all right for lengthin put him up about it. Yeah,
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there has been trouble. It is what I think is that one full
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length stained restaurant has been caught selling opium under the name of sun yet Ki
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and has been caught. It has written that obstinacy is the firmness of un
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reason. Oh yes, you had a pretty color gamed Joe. You use
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that white figure so nobody could see your face. You even had it fixed
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so it would move. You didn't pool us. One does not have to
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fool I've listened to another your Chinese flats. Look here, this is what
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caught you and linked you with the murder of Tommy Woods. Right, ceremonial
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rice. One of Captain Robert's bullets cut through your row. You spilled a
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trail of colored rice from the back room around the corner and back in here.
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I'm sorry for linthin, but we've got you dead to right. It
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is said that fate writes with an invisible hand, said quarters right, Hello,
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Tim, send a wrecking crew down to Fu Lang Sin's Chinese restaurant on
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Trent Street. Captain roberts will meet him there, please, Headquarters. That's
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a minute, sure, jefs. Solvas, give me Steeve Robertson quick,
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Yes, sir, for you, Chief Steve Robertson. This is Sheriff Priyan,
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Harmonsville. We've just had a nice quick half the town is in ruins.
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We need half I need it quick. There's another one now we don't
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hello hello, hello, here's here's just a nerve break. What every available
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is on dude, Yes, sir, look at that chandelier's wing, sir,
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look out, I never mind. The chandelier's over now. We just
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got a sample of the quake that hit Harmonsville. Sheriff clan the phone that
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it's destroying half the town. We've got to get aid there quick. Yes,
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sir and peters. Yes, but all exchange always is to work calling
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hospitals and relief agencies. We need all available doctors and nurses. Yes,
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Sirs. Radio in all South area squad guards to cover the earthquake at Hammondsville.
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Have them report directly to US. Fossils fighting. All powers attention,
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All cars cars twenty one to fifty five to part Immediacy to investigate there as
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quig at Harmonsville. Western District Patrols to move in the Southern area and take
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up local patrol calling. All powers attention, all they for us calling go
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to the hospital. Please send to doctors, all doctors. I need us
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at Harmonsville and I'm please do quarters. We need all available nurses at Harmonsville
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Earth place ergency. What are cow many thick com and four Peter? The
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way's the harmon Field Fire Department. The whole town is sa I mean,
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Oh, here's the lasst reporting on the arm felt quite. Chief. Order
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has been restored and here's a complete list of dead and injured there but one
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to day. Hell, the worst is all over now, Chief, not
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to think you better get some sleep. Sleep. Oh, I'm good for
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the rest of the day, all right. Chief, that you've been up
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two days and nights now, sir, Yes, I'm must logan to see
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you teef. All right. Sent them in and I don't worry about me.
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Peter's not great with a terrible thing, but it looks like we have
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a situation well under control. Come in. Yes, I'm Spender Logan investigator
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for the major insurance company Logan Captain Peter. Thank you. How do you
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do, Peter? I'm glad to know you. Our company is making adjustments
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from paying policy just as rapidly as possible in the Hammonsville quake. Good that
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from speed relief work. We realize that, however, in hurrying to pay
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all claims, it's necessary to increase our vigilance you mean against fraudulent claims.
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Yes, any major disasters such as this always has its share. My company
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wants to pay all legitimate claims as soon as it can, but it's my
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job to see that there are no frauds. It's too large a job for
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one man, so I'm appealing to you for one or two men from your
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office to speed things up. Otherwise claimants will be forced to wait their turn.
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Well that's what you want from my man. Well, they will be
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asked to assist only in cases where our investigators can't handle the situation. Take
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this case, for instance. Pull up a chair Peter, Yes, sir,
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Now here's a typical case. The case of Ward Williams. Williams and
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his brother on the small shop on White Street, right in the center of
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the earthquake district. The shop, not insured, is in ruins. However,
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William's brother, Hugh Williams, is heavily insured with our company, you
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mean life insurance. Yes, late, yesterday rescuers pulled the body from under
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the ruins. This Ward Williams claims that it's the body of his brother.
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He identified it in one of the temporary mores. He also produced a fifty
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thousand dollar policy and demanded the immediate payment. That's not strange, No,
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that part of it isn't. However, I was present when Williams identified the
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body but the clothes and coos. He appeared greatly grieved, but another merchant
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asked him if he was sure that the body was out of his brother.
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Williams was shaken and answered in a menacing tone, Sure it is, and
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nobody better say it isn't. Now. It's been my experience that anyone who
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has the least possible reason to believe a relative alive will grasp at the hope
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of any suggestion to that effect. Yes, that's right. Not only that,
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but I took the other merchant aside and asked him why. He suggested
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that the body might not beat you Williams. And he told me that as
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he the merchant ran from his store, he thought he saw you Williams and
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his brother run into the street. Oh, were there any other employees in
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the shop at the time of the quake? No, but we have only
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Williams work for that. What are you proposed to do well in this particular
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case, I propose to enlist your aid in finding you Williams, whom I
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believe to be still alive. You mean you believe him to be in a
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proper his brother to collect the insurance. Yes, in which case finding him
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will prove very difficult if he would naturally go into hiding until after the claim
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had been paid. Well, if our cooperational speed relief, I'll be glad
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to sign a few men to him. Well, thank you. Just as
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a star a chief, I'd like to take a crack at this Williams case.
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All right, Peters, if you have any ideas, and I'm sure
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that mister Logan would be grateful for your assistant. Indeed, I will all
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right, Just give me this William's address and I'll soon have a report for
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you. Yes, sir, I got some ideas of my own on this
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thing. Yes, mister Williams. Oh, yes, you're mister Ward Williams.
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Yes, I am Captain Peter at Central Police Station. Little matter I
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would like to talk to you about, certainly, Captain, come in,
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get down here, Captain. Oh, thanks, I can't stay long,
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mister Williams. One of our patrolmen picked up a man about forty five who
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had been struck by a hit and run driver. And this man regained consciousness.
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We asked his name, and he claims he is Hugh Williams. That
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doesn't know where he lives. Hugh. The doctor says he's suffering from amnesia,
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loss of memory. And I thought he might be your brother, my
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brother, Hughes. Did. I saw him with my own eyes as they
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pulled his body from the wreckage of my store. You're positive in your identification,
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I am well. I guess that's that. This fellow's name may be
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Hugh Williams, but he's probably not the person this adjuster thinks he is.
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Adjuster. Yeah, a fellow named logan investigator for the major insurance company.
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You see. His idea is that during the confusion of the quake, your
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brother ran from the building before it fell and was making his way to the
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city when he was struck by an automobile. I'm sorry, Captain Peters,
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but my brother was buried yesterday. This other is a case of mistaken identity.
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Yeah, that's what I fakured, mister Williams. A fellow oft to
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know his own brother. But the insurance company isn't taking any chances during a
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time like this. The investigator is going to have a talk with this fella
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tomorrow morning. Poor guy won't last long, and the adjuster figures he'll talk
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before he dies. You say he's in the hospital, yeah, rich one,
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I don't know. I saw the name in the paper, but I'm
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not sure. Why are you interested in? Oh no, no, well,
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I'm sorry I bothered you, mister Williams. That's all right, Oh
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so long. I'm sorry about your brother. Thanks. Well, how'd you
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take it? It's like I thought he would logan. He was startled when
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I sprung it on him, and he sort of calmed down. Just before
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I left. He tried to ask, unconcerned, like where this man was
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Oh, he's interested. All right, You hit it Peters, making him
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think that his brother was struck by hit and run driver. There is one
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way of finding out just how sure he is that the man found in the
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ruins was his brother. Yeah, and I figured that if Ward Williams knows
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his brother is alive, he'll try to see him and shut him up.
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Right, you say? He asked which hospital man was in? Yeah,
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and I told him I didn't remember, but I saw it in a newspaper.
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He'll watch every paper that comes out. Come on, where are you
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doing now? I give the next edition of the Sun a very interesting little
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article. You get the paper, Yeah, it's the home edition, the
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one Williams will most likely read. Oh good, let's see it. It's
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on page one that so who gave it to them? Oh? Man near
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death insists he is not dead. There's a headline for you. An unidentified
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man about forty five lies dying in Providence hospital, insisting that his name is
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Hugh Williams. Police find that a Hugh Williams is alleged to have died in
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the recent Harmonsville earthquake and believe that the man is stuffering from metal attacks as
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the result of being struck by hit and run drivers sometime last night. That'll
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pull Williams out of anything. Well, yes, Providence Hospital, a chiefs
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office, Captain Peters, Oh, hell, Burt, what's that? When?
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All right? Be it over to the hospital and get into bed as
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we planned. There you are, you've got him worried already. The man
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I left to watch william says that he bought every edition of the afternoon papers
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and took them home. After about thirty minutes, he came out with a
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copy of the Sun in his pocket and started for the city in his car.
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Good. I told Burke to beat it to the hospital and get into
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bed. As we plan, we'll arrange to meet our friend mister Williams at
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the hospital and ask him why all the interests if he's so sure his brother
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is dead? Everything all, said Burke. Yeah, we'll get in the
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bed and pull the covers up around Geneck. That's did got the nurse instructed.
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Yes, when Williams asked to see the man, she needs to give
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him the room key and let him come alone. Good work. He better
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pull down that shade and turn off the light. We'll hide behind the screen.
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Williams should be here any minute, right, good, there's just enough
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light in the room to see the bed, y'all said Burke. This is
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a shine all right, Get over here with me, Logan. I figure
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we won't have to long to wait. Hey, I'm getting somebody's at the
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door. He's drying the knob. All right, we get the npon Logan
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right, say say what now, you know? Get his hand, Logan,
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his right hand. There's something in it. Give me that. Well,
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I'll be what is it? Cyanide? He was alway at the bump
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his brother off. Why are you crazy, fool? I never thought you'd
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go as far as murdered? Why not? The paper said he was going
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to die anyway. He's ran it on me. He ruined my chances of
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getting that fifty thousand. Now, you and your brother had this whole frame,
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didn't you. He was to disappear and you were to collect the insurance?
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Is that right here? Now? Who was the man whose body was
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found in the wreckage? A trip who'd come in looking for a hand of
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just just quick started and you tried to fool us with the wrong corpse.
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Huh, I guess we got back on you. Hey, wake up,
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Burke, brother, which a funny Yeah, you were checking us and we
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were checking you. Taking down Bark Welcome back. Well, a few parts
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in there particting Episode nine kind of uncomfortable to twenty first century years and in
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some ways a lot harsher racially than we would see in the post war era,
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which tended to scale things back a bit. The character, of course,
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was way overplayed with the use of proverbs and such the way that guy
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was going, and even Charlie Chan would have said he was overdoing it.
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Also, the police seemed kind of I ended bringing a wrecking crew to a
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place where they've just arrested someone but alone and I haven't obtained a conviction.
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Episode ten was an interesting scheme. I did find myself questioning why our criminal
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didn't go to where his brother was supposed to be at and see if he
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was still there. Going to the hospital would be silly, particularly if it
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turned out to be another Williams, which with that last name is definitely a
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possibility. Plus it was assuming a lot to assume that his brother would give
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him away, and if his brother did truly die, then he would get
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the insurance legitimately and just say he made a mistake in identification, but I
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guess a guilty conscience and all of that. Another thing I liked about that
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second episode was that the name of the major insurance company was a major insurance
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company. I just found that hilarious. I wonder if they bank with very
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large bank and if they would in the future contract their out there insurance investigations
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to very competent insurance investigators. And we also got a peek at what insurance
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companies did before they could call on yours truly, Johnny Dollar. All right,
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well, turn now to some listener comments and feedback, Brett writes over
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on our wall on Facebook. Hi, Adam, I appreciate the effort you
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put into all your podcasts. The our first rate and the insight and comments
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you provide give it an added dimension. Keep up the good work. Well,
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thanks so much, Brett. All right, well, we have some
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programming notes. Next week starts our new lineup, Manhunt set for Mondays and
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Philip Marlowe taking over on Wednesdays. Coming up tomorrow, it's our one thousand,
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two hundred and fiftieth episode special, and I think you will find it
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to be a worthwhile listening experience, So join us for that on Sunday and
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on Monday, we'll be back with Manhunt and Saturday two more episodes of Police
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