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The Line Up: The Senile Slugging Case (EP0908) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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  Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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  But let's go ahead and get into today's episode. This one is called the
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  Senile Slugging Case. Ladies and gentlemen. We're taking all behind the scenes of
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  a police head quarters in a great American city or under the cold glaring lights.
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  Will pass before us. The innocent, the vagrant, the thief,
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  the murderer. This is the lineup. Ben. Yeah, here's mister Wiggins.
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  How do you feel, mister Wiggins? Better? I feel a little
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  bit any good? Well, we can sit right here in each mouth.
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  No, no, no, all right, I'll see you later than Ben.
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  Yeah, thank you, Sag. Next guy, Glan. Yeah.
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  How many people do we have to look at? Why? I think they're
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  twenty eight or twenty nine. We've had two other cases like yours in the
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  past week, mister Wiggins. We've picked up a couple of guys that might
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  be possibilities, but we haven't been able to get positive identifications. Now,
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  may I have your attention? Please? Your people are up there on me
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  on the side of the hill. I have the audience room. May I
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  have to relently. Thank you. My name is Greb Sargeant Matt Grebb.
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  I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will
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  be numbered. I'll pull off a number of them, name and charge.
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  Do you have any questions or identifications? Please remember the number as signed of
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  the prisoner as I call his name at the end of each line. When
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  I ask for questions or identifications, all off the number. If you're sure
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  or not too sure of a suspect, have him held. The officers have
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  took your name will assist you. They're seated among you. Please be promp
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  with your questions or identifications. When the prisoners leave here, they are sent
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  to the bathroom and dress back into their jail clothes. It makes it quite
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  difficult to bring them back after they leave here. The questions are asked these
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  suspects a many. They get a natural tone of voice, so do not
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  take too much attention to their answers, as they often lie. Bring on
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  the line, okay, and moving up over to the side of the stage,
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  spread it up and stand facing the audience. Hands to your sides and
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  keep looking straight ahead. Our boys. When you answer the questions, talk
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  up so the people out there can hear you. It's a long way to
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  the back of the room, so keep your voices up alright. Number one
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  William Bushman robbery, Take your hands out of your pockets. Where do you
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  live, William under Nathan Lincoln? Where you're from? Well say it long?
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  You've been in the city about seven months? I think? Why a
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  lot? Seven months? Were you are listed with anybody? William? Yeah?
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  A couple of guys I don't love with their name Joe Joe. I
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  don't know his last name, Joe Lucas, number eight team there's what was
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  the boy? Well him Twitch Herman Twitchell. Nah, he's number nineteen.
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  Any weapons would him? No? You have a car? No, we
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  was walking. If we had a car, wouldn't be here. Number two
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  Max swam Roubray. Where do you live? Max? He signed have an
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  address? Have a joke? And four of him an orchids? Sigh?
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  Where you were alone when you were arrested? Wait? I was with the
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  gun. I was sticking up Was anybody arrested with him? And you know
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  I was pulling the job. We weren't sticking up each other any weapons?
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  Max? You think he was giving me his water because I was a putting
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  a punnet. You want to be funny, We got all night, Max.
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  You can just stand there, be funny all night. I sick.
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  Were there any weapons? Yeah? Thirty two Nicol played at Blue Steel?
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  What blue Steel? Not trumping the US? You have a car? Nope?
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  Okay number three stand me, my rubrade, those man I don't recognize
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  any of those. You have to speak up, stand and I don't live
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  here. I'm from out of them where, out of time Will and your
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  people hearing back there at the matter. Now, look, I told you
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  boys, you're gonna have to talk. I don't want to have to repeat
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  the questions and talk up all the way to the back of the room.
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  Aware you're from stand we haven't in death. Where have you been staying here
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  on one place? One nighte of flop? What plophouse? Yes, I'll
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  flop out. I don't remember all the members. I'll flop la Hi,
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  Hi Wiggins didn't spot anybody. Huh No, there's two guys that jumped in
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  and did it too quick. This is the third sluggin in a week.
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  Somebody better come up with a halfway decent description. These guys aren't stupid.
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  They follow a pretty routine, m old, dark spots, like an old
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  guy like Wiggins jumping before he knows what's happening, beat him unconscious and rolling.
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  How much chances he got for a decent description. They're liable to kill
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  somebody, they seemed to beginning. Bluffer. Yeah, here's a list of
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  wiggins valuables. See that all the pawn shops are coming, okay, Ben,
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  the other two victims didn't have much of Those guys might want a hat,
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  and Wiggins had a gold watch and an old stickpin watching his name and
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  an inscription. They might try to get rid of it. We're in thirteen
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  j tonight. Huh Yeah. These boys move around, but they seem to
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  stay pretty much to the east. Sign we'll have the usual cars in five
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  auxiliaries. Water was putting about a dozen plain clothesmen on the streets. Be
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  funny if one of our boys got old, alright, too old. These
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  guys pick them old so they won't give him much trouble. Nice guy,
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  Yeah, swell Devin before fifteen and went over by fourth Lincoln. How about
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  it? Getting hungry? Yeah, well, let's pull your rodgers and getting
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  hamburger. Okay, ordered me a hamburger and coffee. Will you ben,
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  I'll be right, okay, Unit J nine, No, I don't need
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  a man to Hamburger isn't too coll Hamburger everything on the Burgna Attention all units
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  in area eight at two eleven slugging at eight seven West Bullock, Oh unit
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  this all those Hamburgers? Than what's up? Slugger about a line away goes
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  someday I'm gonna finish. A quin's already here, high quin. What's up?
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  So I'm not pretty bad? M oh good, Oh my gosh,
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  I've done everything i can. There comes to the ambulance. This is the
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  father and father and it all. Yeah, this was Don Guthrie. Tell
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  him about it. Well, I was walking by over on the sidewalk post
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  a cigarette over here, and I saw her. Well I've brought in I
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  this officer in the car, and I yell if hi doc not a slugging
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  it. Yeah, yeah, she's not dead, but she's close. Hey,
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  get that blanket over. It's like a bad fracture, really bad,
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  lost a lot of blood and thinks you're making I don't know, keep that
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  endless. It's pretty old, lost a lot of blood and how are you
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  coming down with him? Yeah, yeah, we'll be done. It just
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  didn't have anything on a bend, no identifications. They get everything. Uh
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  huh, you just found a lying him mister home They're right, do my
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  cigarette over here. I wouldn't even have seen her if I had to throw
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  him my cigarette. They probably waited behind this hedge grabbed her when she passed
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  slugger and dragged her into the lat It's good spot for it, good and
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  dark. Gee, it was a terrible scene. I still can't quite believe
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  it. What are you going to do by? What do you think?
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  Into a guest? Seen? Doctor great? Row up again at two eleven
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  slugging that came in about a half hour ago. Who's got him? The
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  old lady? Yeah, she's in surgery now, doctor Gordon. That's the
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  from this week, didn't little time? Yeah? Mind? If I look
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  at your newspaper, mirth, No go ahead? Coffee shops closing? Yeah,
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  will Coe weant? I could use them? Want me to run down
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  to the kitchen? No, no, no, if again, no,
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  no thanks man, We'll get them across the street later. Hey Ben,
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  the tennis matches will be here Wednesday. You want to go one? Do
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  any Wednesday? Will be here for three nights. Let's go see him one
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  night. Huh. I'd like to see that Nancy Chaffey. That's a pretty
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  girl picture on that last sex on someplace. Yeah what section man right there?
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  Pretty girl? Huh yeah, I'm ben. Yeah what do you say?
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  I want to go? Yeah? It come doctor Gurdon will kind of
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  doctor. I'm guthree doctor sixteenths precinct. Oh yeah, this sergeant Graham.
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  Hello. How's the old lady? She died? Wasn't much we could do
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  pretty well gone when she came in. Someone walk down with me while I
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  get out of this gown. I'm sure see you later. Mark. Yeah,
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  take it easy, Mark. Oh you've got an identification yet? No,
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  yeah, bring your prinsonal help. Though we did just about everything.
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  It's a bad fraction, really bad one. That bad. They don't spend
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  months of a chance. She regained consciousness at any time. No, but
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  the looks as a woman. Whoever hit he hit it with something pretty heavy.
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  Blackjack, No, something like a pipe maybe redn't let I haven't unless
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  way these boys have been working. I had three others, not this band.
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  No thanks, sorry, no thanks. Yeah, It's hard to believe
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  anybody would beat up an old woman hit it that hard. Just doesn't make
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  sense. No, I don't guess it does. He's not a victim.
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  Do you have much of money on them? Had it all together? About
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  twenty four dollars money? Man? Anything new? No? I don't.
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  I guess routines. Now, let's grab some coffee. Non now? Okay?
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  Ninety nine four fifteen at Lincoln and Lucas JQA R eight three zero seven.
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  Okay, code ticks. Oh, I was just looking for a band.
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  Come on in, huh. Mark sent us out of the fingerprints on
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  that old lady. You got an identification? Yeah? Will you run a
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  check through m AS when we came up with our one's name is Stokes,
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  missus Rebecca Stokes lives at five eighteen Northolk with her daughter. As she went
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  up to get the daughter a lead a positive identification, Asher was taking right
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  down on the morgue. I thought maybe you'd like to talk to her first.
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  Yeah, yeah, I would, let's go. The daughter's name is
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  Lillian Dunn. She was married, husband killed in the war. Well,
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  Asher, I lieutenan, Oh, this was miss Dunn. This is Lieutenant
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  Guthrine. Sergeant Grip. How do you do miss Dune? How do you
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  do We certainly wish we could eliminate all this misdone, but it's necessary.
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  I don't think I can go through with it. I don't think I can
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  do it. Well, it's necessary. She has to be identified by a
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  relative. I just don't think I can. Well it is your mother was
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  sure that sooner or a lady, you'll have to well sooner or lady,
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  you'll want to see her not in here, but he's not in here.
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  We'll have to keep her here until we get a positive identification. Do you
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  have any other family and cousin wol if they could get down here. You
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  haven't seen mom in years. Young Mother's the fourth victim in a week.
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  We've got to stop these men. We'll need some information. Where was your
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  mother going last night? I guess she was coming home. She went to
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  a movie early one night because she was coming home. And did she have
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  a purse with her any valuables? Yes? A person. Can you remember
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  some of the things she carried in a purse? He can it. No,
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  there wasn't much about that much money or anything to identify her god things.
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  Does she have any jewelry, any rings or a watch? Yes?
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  But she had a wedding ring, an engagement ring that they were sick.
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  I'm sorry, don't be I think miss done better go on home and I
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  should get a description of the two rings and take a home. No,
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  how do it? They have to get it over with it? Oh,
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  I have to do it, Ben related Well, maybe we can get some
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  close friends, you know. I want to do it to Dora. Okay,
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  sure, Neon King? Uh huh lovely? All right, he's winning.
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  Who do you think can't use it now? Let's see yeah? Uh huh
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  m hm uh huh, jin quine, do me a favor? Will you
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  drop dead? Well, you couldn't discard the three, but only thirty cents
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  if it says, oh, by the way, Wallas got it out the
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  retired you and matter of thirteen j again, how about the policewoman. Think
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  at five of them. They'll be in the area from ten till two,
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  one car within the block of them at all time. Huh, well we
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  got a half an hour. You want some dinner? Yeah, yeah,
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  I'm getting hungry. Okay, descard the three? Wait a minute, you
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  couldn't have what the scout of the three? Oh wait would be the jack
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  h couldn't have been any of the nine other cards you? Yeah? Oh
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  hello mister Wiggans, Yeah yeah, I remember get in where eight thirty seven
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  South Wild Okay? Yeah, yeah, we meet you down about ten minutes.
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  Right. That was mister Wiggins who spotted his watching the pawn shop.
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  I watched the hold up men took after they slugged him. There's mister Wiggins.
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  Where's the watch right over here in the window. Yeah, the Goldwin
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  see the inscription? Yeah, okay, let's go in. Yes, and
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  please, oh, we want to see a watch. You've got in your
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  window? Sure? Sure which one? It's that one? The gold one,
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  the gold? Sure? This one? That mister Wiggins. Yes,
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  that's it. See the inscription to Dave Love Alice my wife, she gave
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  it to me. Yeah. Remember where you're gonna? I got a ticket?
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  H yeah? John Jones six seven one barring John Jones? Actually,
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  good name. Do you remember what the man looking the man who had the
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  watch? No? You remember when he hated? No? Didn't you date
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  the ticket? How long have you? Henna? All week? Maybe?
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  What's so important about the watch? It belongs to this gentleman, not to
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  the men who harkeding. Oh, okay, take it? Ain't what much?
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  It's solid gold? Gold? I god dozen't And what's your name?
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  Mike Wagner? George Wagner? Look, I don't know nothing about it.
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  This guy came in hot. That that's all. Look, mister Wagner's very
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  important that we get a description of this man. He's stolen. H Yeah,
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  he's got a friend. We want both of them from murder murder.
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  That's right. You think you might know him if he came in again?
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  Oh, I don't know what, I don't know. Maybe I don't remember
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  you get one of these lists lists, one of these mister stolen articles like
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  that watch. Oh yeah, yeah, I got one. None of these
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  other things in your store. No, No, you're sure. Yeah,
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  I'm sure you didn't know about the watch. You better check. Look,
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  I know I ain't got none of him. You didn't report the watch.
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  You better check. All right, I'll check you. If I find something,
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  i'll call you. We'll wait while I check the whole inventors the tickets
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  on the last week and I have Okay, we'll take a look at him
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  too. Sure, okay, look offers him. I know the man that
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  hocked that watch, but honest, I didn't know he killed nobody. I
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  didn't know. Its name a young Carl Young. He's hot things before.
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  He's been in a couple of times. I know him from the neighborhood.
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  See, I didn't name him Carl, Yeah, Carl Young. The name
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  of this watch is Dave. He said it belonged to his brother. You
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  know his brother? No, but I know him. He seemed like an
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  honest guy in the in the neighborhood. I bowled. He's in the bowling
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  alley a lot. I bowled with him last Friday. Look honest, he
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  seemed like I was dying around with another guy. I seen him with another
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  guy sometimes a big guy. You better come down to the station, mister
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  Wagner, the station. Why, I'm afraid you're in a little trouble.
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  Yeah, I know him, Carl are young. He hangs out and hear
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  a lot. You know where he lives. No, what's he done?
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  Does he call around with anybody? Yeah, he's with one guy called a
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  bin of Hallingen day and he swe the heck? Was he a quiet guy?
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  Big? It was John and Joe? Oh gee, I'm sorry,
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  I'm Joel Joe. I think it would and I I think we'll stick around
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  you let us know if car young er Joe coming. Sure, the mine's
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  got a dozen men checking the neighborhood. There are four cars in the bark.
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  Nobody does anything unless you give the word. And if they both come
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  in and take him, one of them will tail him. Okay, CH's
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  three thirty. See that guy down there second alley, Yeah, we're about
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  him. He's both six strikes well, okay, fair one fifty so far?
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  Yeah you need a few strikes brands, yeah, hey, yeah,
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  okay pick him up. Well, a lieutenant yeah. Heah, what's hello?
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  I just came in which one one? I said, hello Joe?
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  He said his name must be Joe. Get a load of this guy.
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  Where is he upstairs a pool? I'll come on point it's here, coming
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  in he held Joe. That's him. Yeah, come on. Then it's
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  out in the street. Hold he's gotting into huh. Come one there,
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  He's always gonna stay with him. Thirteen J Code three suspect proceeding east on
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  Fountain, license number eight Old Roger one one three five A QUI attention on
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  here in code three duth Bick traveling east on Fountain, night number eight Old
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  Roger one one three five swinging left. Thirteen J suspect turning north on Lincoln
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  quai all units in area B. Code three deathfect predating north on Lincoln.
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  Don't get too close, my he's stopping. Thirteen J suspect at three thousand
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  block Lincoln. He's getting out on a skull. He's going into the buildings.
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  I hold it, wait till the rest of the boys getting here.
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  Yeah, that's Quine now, yeah, he's in the building. Quine.
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  You better take it around the back of the alley just in case, right,
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  here's a sure quine's taking the alley in the back. We'll go in
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  and you'll wait here with the rest. Spread them out. All right,
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  let's go man, Okay, how do we do it? Find out what
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  apart when he went in, they're out the building and take him. Yeah,
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  wait a minute, nail boxes, Oh yeah, lipski pusher waiting.
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  Let's see young truly? Uh huh. If they're in the room, we
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  can just clear out the rooms on both sides. Forget the rest of the
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  building. I'll take towards this. Okay, I'll take two ten. Yeah.
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  Sure, So I tell you a car, isn't that Excuse me?
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  Certainly? I tell you I know what I'm talking about. Big day then,
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  yeah, that was car Young with the big boy. Come on,
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  it's better. We'll take him on the street by climbing into the car.
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  Called it young, ash here all my night. Wait, get them the
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  quinnus. You're a gunyah, breaking for the yelling. Young's down. Take
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  this one, ashur Hi, no shoe, no shoe. Queen's gone him
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  nice the wall, put your hands on the wall. Okay, okay,
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  shake him down. Man, Okay, big boy wasn't as tough as he
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  looked. Ah, he's been fighting old ladies too long. The lineup or
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  before you passed the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer.
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  Listen again next week when we again bring you the lineup. Hey, I
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  have your attention. Please, your people out there on the other side of
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  the wine of the audience room, may I have your attention? Please,
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  thank you, linameless, great Sarget mat Rep. I'll explain the lineup to
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  you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll fill
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  up the number the name John. If you have any questions, please the
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  number at the end of the line up, starring Bill john Stone as Lieutenant
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  every weekday evening. The Columbia Broadcasting System Welcome back. Well. I have
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  to admit this is probably one of the most dubious titling decisions because no one
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  in the case is indicated to be senile, either sluggers or victims. The
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  only thing indicated is that the victims are old, which is obviously or elderly,
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  which is obviously not the same thing as a senile. But the person
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  who wrote the script titles, which, like most shows, the script titles
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  were not used in the programs themselves. They kind of like a snappy titles,
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  so senile slugging rolls off the tongue and so that's what we end up
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  with, all right. Well, some listener comments and feedback. We begin
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  with one from Richard. Dear mister Graham, thank you very much for your
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  public service and making these marvelous recordings widely available. I'm an Australian listener,
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  but thank you have a perfectly engaging voice for podcast. I'm look looking forward
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  to the Philip Marlow series. How many years must I wait? Regards from
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  Richard? Well, Richard, actually not too many by my calculations, just
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  approximately fourteen months, give or take a week, right after the Bob Bailey
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  or Shuley Johnny Doller run. Thanks for listening in Australia. And then we
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  have a note from Joan who says, mister Ace is very interesting. Too
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  bad there are only a couple of episodes. Keep up the good work in
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  interesting comments, Adam, because without you we would never know as much as
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  we do about the shows and the inside information you pass along to us.
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  Well, thanks so much, Joan. That will actually do it for today.
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  We will be back on Monday with let George do it. I had
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  to pause to double checked because the next week's schedule is just a little bit
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  different, and then join us back here on Saturday for another episode of the
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  you next week from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Grahamson and off