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Man from Homicide: Old Man Kelso (EP1546) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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well we're going to go ahead and get into today's episode of The Man
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from Homicide. Original air date July sixteenth, nineteen fifty one. And this
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The Man from Homicide. According to Webster's Dictionary, homicide is the killing
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of one human being by another. According to Lieutenant Lou Dana is the beginning
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of a dirty, dangerous job that doesn't end until the killer is found.
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I don't like killers. Every week at this time, the American Broadcasting Company
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brings you transcribed the Star of Stage and Screen and Derry A as Lieutenant Blue
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Dana, The Man from Homicide. Most men spend their lives building walls around
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themselves, money, social position, land, and the man with many walls
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may seem to be different from the man who sells pencils on the corner.
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But sudden death knows no walls, and when they look into its face,
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all men are pretty much alike. I know what's up, inspector something hot,
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Lou. Just take a call from old man Kelso he's scared scared of
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death, Loo, What's he got to be scared of? Falling off his
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money claim someone is threatening to kill it stick a gum inspector. Huh oh
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no, no, no, huh. He asked for you, Lou right
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away. Yeah, An, you better get on it, Lou, inspector.
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What happens if we get a call from a fruit peddler who thinks someone
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is trying to kill him? Oh, I know, I know, we
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ignore it nine chances out of ten? Why is this so different? He
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sounded really scared, Lou for one reason, and you know the other nine
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million dollars and I better can't sleep nights thinking how to make it ten.
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Better get out there, Lou. Sure, sure, I'll go out and
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hold Kelso's hand and maybe some of what he's got to rub off on me.
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The Kelso butler and I exchanged chilled greetings before he consented to guide me
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to mister Kelso's room. The fifty cent tour through a mausoleum, he announced
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me left, and I was face to face with nine million dollars. Come
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in, lieutenant, come in, she done, she done. Thank you
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for coming so promptly, Dan. I won't forget it. I still have
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one or two friends left, you know, I won't forget it. Somebody's
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been threatening you, mister Kelso, and she's been threatening me. Tell me
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a better word for it, Tina, tell me a better word for it.
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When a man announces openly, brazenly, over a period of weeks that
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he intends to kill me, all right, mister Kelser, what's his name?
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There will be no publicity concerning this dinner, not unless he carries out
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his threat. Oh oh, yes, well his name is Farley, Dinna
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Stephen Farley. The name should be familiar to you, vaguely, small time
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hood. I think I haven't heard anything of him in a couple of years,
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or wonder I've been supporting him leavishly any particular reason. Farley has a
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sister, Vivian, formerly a singer. Oh I remember now, and Vivian
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is missus Kelso. We were married quietly two years ago, lucky you.
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I remember. It's because of Vivian that I haven't gone to the police before.
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Now. But well, he means it, Dina, He means the
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cure, all right. If he made threats, will pull a man.
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I'm afraid it's not quite that easy. He has not openly promised murder in
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front of witnesses. He's too clever for that? What has he done to
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me? He has implied repeatedly that I must be suffering, that death will
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be such a happy relief, that while Vivian and he will hate to see
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me go, they will interface it for my sake. He goes hun like
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that repeatedly. Mister Calton, I'm from the homicide squad. If you've got
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a nasty brother in law, I'm sorry for you, but sympathy is about
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all I can give you. Lieutenant in wait, what do you call this
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if not overt evidence of intent to murder? Two days ago, Fowley took
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an option on an expensive home with the down payment to be made in two
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weeks. When he says he expects to come into a great sum of money
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two weeks, anything else know certainty. He took an option on a yacht
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in the same manner, ordered expensive clothes, even consulted mortician about funeral arrangements.
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I asked Coutina for the taxes I pay. I'm not entitled to protection
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from a thing like this. Am I to be murdered in my own bed
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with no one turning a hand to save me? What's this country coming?
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Tool? When I'll look into it? Mister Kelso, where Stephen Farley living
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Gramacy Apartments on South Garton. I've maintained a residence for him, supported him,
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given him a car, and now I'll look into it. I'll look
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into him. Your wife around, mister Kelso. I believe Vivian is in
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the pool right now. I'll find it. What have I worked for all
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my life? What security have I obtained? What, mister Kelso? Tell
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me? What's it like to have nine million dollars? It's it's not what
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you'd expect. It's not what you'd expect it all. Mister Kelso was shivering
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in the warmth of the day as I left him, an on guard.
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Outside his door was an empty suit of armor with a spear. A multi
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millionaire defended only by a tin soldier. I found the pool and arching off
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the board and a front jack knife was Vivian. I wanted her to come
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up and out of the water fast so I could see if it was true
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enough. Hi, it was is wonderful today. You want to join us
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almost any other time, Missus Kelso. Lieutenant lou Dana Homicide Squad. Oh
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you're looking for my husband, Lieutenant Dana. I've seen him. I didn't
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believe him. I hope. Oh this is Gordon Elliott, my husband's business
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manager. Boy, you didn't excuse me? Wehead sure, Just don't drip
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on my suit, Dana, believe me. I'm sorry you had this trip
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out here, but nothing i'd try to stop mister Kelse open folding the police.
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All right, I don't mine. Oh Gordon was just going to dress
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and go into town. Unless you want him for anything, Lieutenant m I
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guess you can take care of everything, missus Kelso. So long, Elliott,
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Uh, see your dinner, right, Gordon. Gordon's got a wonderful
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tan, hasn't he. He must go over the books under a sun lamb
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the bitter Lieutenant, Diana, I've heard of you. What about your husband,
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missus Kelso and your brother? Sit down, Lieutenant, Oh oh no,
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that one's wet over here. I'll stretch out if you don't mind.
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I'd be silly if I did mine. Thank you. You didn't take my
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husband seriously, did you, Lieutenant? He seemed pretty serious about it.
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He did. Well, you know how it is with someone that old?
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No, how is it? Would you like to rub some sun oil on
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my back? I'd love to, but I won't. What about your brother?
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Anything to him? Steve's not very much good, never could take care
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of himself. He's one of the reasons I married Franklin. What are the
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others? Obvious? I like the reasons why he married you better. Well,
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I got a response, and there's nothing in your brother's threats. No,
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no, I'm sure of it. Maybe I better ask brother. Then
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are you coming back and rub my back? There won't be much sun by
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then. Well. I know the pay is good being missus Franklin Celzo,
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but tell me is it hard work? If I told you Dana, would
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you No, No, you wouldn't. I guess I wouldn't. Good Bye,
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missus Kelze. You should remember me, Farley. I do you worked
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me over about three years ago. You didn't get anything out of me,
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Dan. Maybe I'll have more luck the next time. Can I come in
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or should we talk? For your neighbors? You can come in, Danna,
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nice apartment. Thanks. I know you're decorator. He does calendars for
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pool rooms. Same old Dana's, same jokes. Sindan drink not with you.
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Old man Kelso says you've been shooting off your mouth about killing him.
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Farley his second childhood. I saw his second childhood, She says, there's
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nothing to it either. Why bother me? How about that house you took
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an option on. I've been looking for a place yet. What's with the
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yacht? Nothing serious? Nothing serious? Come here? This smells like a
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game, and I don't like anybody playing games with me, in particular a
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cheap hood living off his sister. Here's a string around your finger to remind
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you. I don't have to take that anymore, Dana. Then don't reach
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in your pockets when I talk to you. What's your sister married? Don't
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build you up with me at all, Farley. If you didn't have that
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bad you wouldn't be so easy with your hands. Tough guy. If I'm
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tough, it's because crime and guys like you have made me tough. I
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don't like your apartment, Farley. Don't give me any course to come back.
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I thought it over on the way back to the station, and I
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didn't like it. The deal was giving forth a very ripe odor, but
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I couldn't localize it. The inspectors shared the same headache. I don't know,
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lou he was your own judgment. I guess what do you think?
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I don't know either. We haven't got enough to be sure. I guess
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we better put a tail on Farley for a few days for it. Okay,
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I'll send them out and don't take any chances on the thing like this.
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Lou Kelso's a big man. If he gets knocked off, we're not
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gonna look good. We'll look a lot better than Kelso. Very comforting.
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I sent Metzger out to stay with Farley and tried to forget about the Kelso
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family. The old man was easy, but at midnight that night in my
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room, I was still having trouble with Vivian. Yeah, oh, Metzger,
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your what you lost? Farley? How long ago? Two hours?
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Well? Why didn't you call me before you? All right, No,
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go on into the station if you can find it. I'll go out to
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the Kelso place and Metzger great work. It was almost one when I pulled
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into the lawn driveway, and it took a lot of banging on the door
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to bang up the butler. This time, I didn't wait for the guide
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service, but took off of Kelso's room alone. Did I mention that Kelso's
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room was an overnight hike from the front entrance. I was, and I
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didn't encounter any of the settlers along the way. I paused outside the door
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of the man guarded by a tin suit of armor. Something was missing from
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the empty soldier, but I couldn't place it. Mister Kelso, are you
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awake, mister Kelso, mister Kelso. All the lights were on in the
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room and mister Kelso was in bed. Then I knew what was missing from
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the tin soldier outside. It was the spear sticking straight up in the air
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was pinning Kelso to the bed, and his nine million dollar life had run
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out in a thin red trickle. Technicians all through upstairs, lou just about
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inspector. They got some very pretty pictures, but not much else. No
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Prince on the murder weapon are too smared to be any good for anything?
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Get anything out of the Butler says he was in a clinch with the maid
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all evening. You you check me, she says, yes, must want
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to hold her job pretty bad to be in a clinch with him. Yeah,
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like neck and a quick frozen salmon. Missus Kelso and Elliott show up
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yet No, not yet, Butler saidthing went out about ten and the murder
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was around midnight. How about little brother Farley. Nothing on him yet we
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got out of broadcast on him. Should hear something if he hasn't skipped looks
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open and shut against him? Sure, open and shut, open and shut.
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Now, don't make things complicated, Lou. I'm going upstairs. I'll
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wait for you. It's not so pretty. I want to go back.
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I prowled around downstairs, the library with the expensive first editions that Kelcer had
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never read and never would, the dining hall with the Italian Masters of the
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Walls that Kelco had never really seen and never would, the whole huge place
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for entertaining the friends he had never really had and never would. Then I
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heard someone at the front entrance, Hello, who's there? What's happened?
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How are you Allian? Dam also have a bright and gay evening? We
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saw the police cars outside. What's wrong? One thing at a time.
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There's nothing wrong that you can do anything about. Care to tell me where
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you both were this evening? Oh, of course not. We went to
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a drive in movie. Mister Kelso didn't feel up to it, so I
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took Vivian. And how long were you there, Earlia? Well it was
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a little after ten when we got there, after twelve when we left.
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Isn't that about it? Vivian? Yes, what is this? Diana?
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Somebody saw you when you drove in and when you left. I think so.
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Yes, the movie is close to here, fairly close walking distance.
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What is this? You can both give me the plot of the movie?
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Well, I think so. What about the talking mule Francis goes to the
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races? You will want a resume. It's after two now. You left
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the movie at twelve. We had a few drinks and people saw your having
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the drink. Yes, look, I imagine you both can hazard a guess
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as to what his concerns my husband. Somebody threw him a spear, he
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caught it. You're now the sole possessor of nine million dollars. So he
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did do it? Who did do what? Nobody? You'd have trouble convincing
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the late mister Kelso. Can I see him? He's not very nice to
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look at. How bad do you want to see him? Not very Danna?
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Can I take her into the study if that's the best place you can
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think of. Go ahead, come on to me, missus. Kelso.
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What this new job managing nine million dollars? It may be tougher than the
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last one, it's possible, but Dana, don't let it keep you up
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night. I was standing there wondering how to be to have Vivian kelso keep
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me up nights, when someone came down the stairs on very flat feet.
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Inspector Eddie Sherman. I got something, Lou. What one of the provo
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cars outside just picked up a flash. They grabbed Steve Farley trying to get
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on a bus for out of town. That's handy. Makes you look good,
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Inspector. Yeah, but Lou, if it ever gets out that Parley
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ventilated his brother in law after Kelseo asked us for protection, I was just
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given some sound advice. Yeah, don't let it keep you up nights.
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Let's go. That's not much of a story, Harley. That's all the
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story I got for now. That you don't remember anything from ten last night
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until they picked you up getting on a bus four hours later. That's it,
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Dawn, and you're happy about your prospects, inspected Take the boys out
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and give me some time alone with them. Huh. Well, I I
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don't know, Lou. There's gonna be some expensive lawyers in this case.
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Just quiet conversation, Inspector. I'm on you, inspector danis stuff. Don't
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go with me anymore. You're not fooling with some kid. I know my
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rap. Oh i'd come on boys, Oh lou, Quiet conversation. You
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don't remember anything I told you, Dan, And if you think that you
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can, what are you going to do? Quiet conversation, reminiscence. I
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knew a real smart head a few years back got picked up on a murder
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rap. He was innocent, had an air tight alibi, but he waited
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until his trial to spring it. What happened in the meantime as alibi got
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hit by a car, they burned the real smart head. What what's it
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cut to do with me? Another case, real shrewd operator went on trial
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for a murderous partner committed just to throw the cops so far off the trail
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they'd never catch up. He had an airtight alibi too. What happened His
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partner shot the alibi. The shrewd operator got ten thousand volts. Yes,
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you think you're scaring me, you're pretty stupid. If I'm not listen,
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Dana, I told you that I come on to talk. Where were you
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tonight? If you got an alibi, spill it? You're ten thousand miles
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out on a limb buster. What happens when it gets sowt off? Please
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let me alone, Dana, let me think. Let you think that could
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be days? Where were you tonight? All right, all right, just
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look go me give I I was in a Turkish bath night from ten to
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round one. The guy that owns it left town right after he's coming back
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for the trial. Yeah yeah, I thought, so, yeah, but
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what are you gonna do with me? Thede a trap? Oh yeah?
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Inspector Counsel Lawyers on the phone wants to know what the charge is on Farling.
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Tell him, no charge. We're sending them home. Loo, tell
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him, will you, Inspector, I'll give you the reasons in a minute.
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You know what you're doing, Lou, I think so, Inspector,
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I think so. I got a nose for these things. Inspector Sherman took
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some more persuading, but in the end we let Steve Farley go home.
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I figured to give him half an hour and then go after him. I
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did, But when I got to Farley's place at the Grammar Say, I'd
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figured it too close. I got the Farley's door fast and put my shoulder
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to it. That was my mistake. Who the gun butt didn't catch me
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square and I've got a hard head. I went down, but not out.
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There was no hurry. I knew where I could find the one that
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slugged me. I crawled over on the floor to Steve Farley. There was
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no hurry about him at all. He was dead. It was around four
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when I arrived for the third time at the Kelco place. It was quiet.
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There were a couple of crickets outside. They were the only ones who
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felt like singing. I could see light through the front window, but somebody
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heard me coming. The lights went off as I got to the door.
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I gave it the shoulder treatment. I did what I was trained to do,
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drop to the floor and shot back. Then I got up and found
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the light switch. You're late, Loudina. How is it bad? As
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bad as he could make it. Don't let him get away, don't.
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I'll be right back. I'll call a doctor as soon as I get him.
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I'll get him. I was outside and on the broad lawn. There
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was no place for a murderer to hide. Then I heard something. Old
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Man Kelso had a huge avi area at one corner of the house. When
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something had disturbed the birds, Elliott. Not a very good place to hide,
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Elliott, too noisy. There's no home for a killer, Elliott,
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not even in a cage. Come on out, come in and get me
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sure only I haven't got much time, Elliott. There's a girl needs a
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doctor because you shot holes in her. That wasn't very smart. Elliott.
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You must be about out of bullets. Try again. No bullets. I've
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still got plenty, and there's no one I'd rather use them on. Have
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one close. Maybe I can do better. No, I've got that range.
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I think this one has your name on it. Elliot, Right,
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come out, come out. I changed my mind. I like it better
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this way, Elliott. I want you to know what Kelso felt like,
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and Farley and Vivian Paul Still, Elliot, you're not going anyplace. You
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should have stucked up bookkeeping Elliot. That suits you better. That'll keep you
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quiet till I get back. I know I wouldn't want to share the same
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cage with him either. There was a chill in the night air as I
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walked back into the house to the beautiful widow, the beautiful heiress, who
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was bleeding red on a white rug. H I called the station and I
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bent over her and she opened her eyes. Vivian, did you get him?
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Yes, I got him. You're good at that. That's my trade,
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Dina. Yes, Vivian, I wonder what my trade was. I
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never found it, did I? Looking like you do is a trade in
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itself, Vivian. Maybe, but it's not enough to make a life out
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of. Take it easy. I've got a dock on the way. I
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don't can go. Wait, Diana, Yes, how did you know that
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it wasn't your brother? Well, I've been through it a thousand times.
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That makes a difference. It wasn't so smart, oh, smart enough almost.
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We bring your brother to trial. He springs an alibi acquittal, and
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if we come back to you and Elliott, your brother could confess, we
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couldn't try him over again. But we didn't fool you. Do you believe
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me, Dana, that I didn't know Elliott was going to shoot Steve.
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He had to shoot him. When I let Steve go, Elliot knew it'd
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spill the alibi. Then he had to shoot me too when I found out.
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All right, all right, Dena heard much, no DNA, Steve's
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Steve's not dead. He'll be all right. Vivian, Steve is he'll be
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all right. I'm glad Steve will get the money. Maybe he'll enjoy it.
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Sure, sure, I never did you hear me, DNA. I
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never did. Vivian. Her face relaxed, and it was a beautiful face,
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even in death. In the distance, I could hear the wail of
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the oncoming siren late, a lot too late, and everything else was silence.
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I don't like killers. You have just heard another in a series starring
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Dan Dryer as The Man from Homicide. Mister Durryer can be seen starring in
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Al Jennings of Oklahoma. In tonight's cast, you heard Bill Bouchet as Inspector
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Sherman, Herb Butterfield Kelso, Joe Gilbert as Vivian, and Barney Phillip as
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Farley, and Tony Barrett as Elliott. Music was by Basil Adam. The
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Man from Homicide is transcribed. Tonight's story was written by Dick Powell, directed
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by Dwight Hauser. Be with us again next week, same time, over
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most of these same ABC stations to hear Dan Durrier as the Man from Homicide
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Orble Anderson speaking. This program came to you from Honeywood Racitting transcribed America is
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sold on ABC the American Broadcasting Company. Welcome back. Well, this was
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mostly a good episode. I liked Kelso's comforting actions at the end, despite
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his loathing of murders and assuming the co conspirators, though he's definitely a very
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bitter person. I don't know how much of the show I would like to
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listen to. If all fourteen weeks were available, or if the show had
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went on for years, I probably wouldn't want to hear it. But as
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it is, it's an interesting take on the hard boiled angle, and I
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think there are some good moments that work their way in throughout the series,
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and certainly he kind of defines the outer edge of the hard boiled detective genre.
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I also thought the sound effects are pretty good. I like the bird
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in particular. I didn't wonder about the theme at the very beginning of the
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opening. It sounded kind of nineteen sixties, but then it just seemed to
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have a lot going on in it. It's a bit of an unusual theme,
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all right. Well, we did have some listener comments and feedback,
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though all regards to the Charlie McGraw or Charles McGraw pilot, Bobby Lee says
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a pretty good pilot. Will give the new episode a try. Thanks so
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much, Bobby. I hope you enjoyed it. Joel offered his thoughts on
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the pilot. It was a little less positive, Adam. I appreciate your
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dedication to the detective genre of old time radio. I useruly awaited The Man
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from Homicide, but frankly was disappointed by the writing. It was hackneyed and
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self conscious in an effort to be and hard boiled. The scenes were often
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hard to believe, like the dialogue in the mobster's office with his henchmen and
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lou Peter Chambers grow on me, so I hope this one will too.
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Thanks so much, Joel. It's kind of hard being there's only three episodes
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for it to grow on you much. But I hope our listeners have enjoyed
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this series, this very hard boiled ABC summer replacement. And of course,
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next week we have an idea what we're going to get as we return to
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the lineup, and I'll be looking forward to bringing you that tomorrow join us
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for the adventures of Philip marll Well. And before we go, there was
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one other thing I did want to discuss we're going to after we get through
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the lost episodes of the lineup, we'll be turning our attention to that wonderful
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detective fiction character, Ellery Queen. And one thing that I always thought was
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key to the Ellery Queens stories was on the radio. In particular, there
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would be a moment where he would bring on armchair detectives to profer a solution
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to the mystery, and then we'd find out what happened with Ellery Queen.
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And when you get even into the nineteen seventies TV show, they continued it
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in in a similar way. Before Ellery Queen would reveal the murder. As
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soon as he figured it out, he again played by Jim Hutton, would
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turn to the TV screen and he'd let you know he solved it, and
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he'd put the case before you and challenge you to match witch with him,
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and you'd have the whole commercial break to think about it watching nineteen seventies TV
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commercials, of course, and I like that feature of the show. However,
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there are some radio programs where it's missing, either because it was Armed
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Forces radio services or edited in some way, so we don't have that,
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and I've had the thought of trying to recreate that segment when we get to
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Ellery Queen. No, I don't mean reenactments, but having a conference call
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that's recorded and that Andrew can edit into our final program where I send two
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listeners out the first part of an Ellery Queen mystery up to the point he
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reveals the solution, and then we chat and then I challenge our armchair detectives
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to guests and this would be inserted for Ellery Queen sault the case. And
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again this would be recreating something that the Ellery Queen Show did during the golden
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age of radio. So I would like to know from listeners what would they
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think of that sort of idea, and also if you would be interested in
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volunteering to record that segment with me, and if you are interested, email
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me Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot Now. I'll try and this on some
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Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Grahamson and off